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Łukasz Warzecha wrote that the situation regarding the arrest of Piotr looked worse for the police. He claimed that the officers did not provide a reason for taking action, although they were obliged to, and the recording from the body camera, which was supposed to confirm their reasoning, in his opinion, indicated incompetence. The statement from the Capital Police Headquarters, according to which the officers were prompted to attempt to identify the man due to his unusual behavior and nervousness, Warzecha deemed absurd. He asked whether it would mean that the police could identify any person deemed nervous by an officer. https://t.co/HD8OAQmWkx #Polska #Policja #Bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Marcin Borzęcki wrote that he was increasingly worried about Radomiak's relegation. He assessed that the team deservedly found itself in the relegation zone, having lost two important matches against rivals within their reach and not having a sufficiently effective attack. He pointed out that Luiz had scored only one goal so far, while Rafał Wolski and Jan Grzesik had disappointed. Borzęcki reminded that after a turbulent first half of the year, the club began the season with hope for peace, which, as he wrote, lasted for seven rounds. Later, nerves and turmoil reappeared. He considered the decisions that Radomiak would make in winter as crucial: a possible squad revolution or giving up the fight to improve the situation. He noted that much may depend on finances and the potential return of Octavian Moraru. He added that the club had been operating without a sporting director for several months, and the coaching staff was to be reduced by two coaches. The author, who — as he wrote — had supported Radomiak since the fourth league, declared that he would continue to support the team and watch its matches until the 34th round. However, he admitted that he felt an increasing indifference and was preparing for relegation. He assessed that the long struggle for survival and chaos in the club had also been exhausting for the fans. #Radomiak #Ekstraklasa #kibice (translated)

A Sudeten lawyer wrote that in Ústí nad Labem, the plan of the One Ústí party to abolish the city districts has caused a stir. According to him, the party gained an absolute majority and did not discuss the intention before the elections. The author stated that he understands the reason for this approach and mentioned comments from people who said they would have voted for the party had they known about the plan. He linked the abolition of districts to the debate on merging municipalities. According to him, the Czech Republic has 6,258 municipalities, which is the highest number in Europe per capita. For comparison, he mentioned Belgium with 11.8 million inhabitants and 581 municipalities, Portugal with 10.6 million and 308 municipalities, Sweden with the same population and 290 municipalities, and Greece with 10.4 million inhabitants and 332 municipalities. He noted that the arrangements in Portugal and Greece differ slightly. According to him, Denmark had 99 municipalities with 6 million inhabitants and the Netherlands had 342 municipalities with 19 million. Hungary had about half and Austria a third of the Czech number of municipalities, he wrote. With exaggeration, he added that based on these examples, it might seem that these are countries where people suffer and municipalities do not prosper. He also addressed the number of city districts: out of 26 statutory cities, according to him, only seven have districts. He did not include Liberec in this count, which he marked as a city without internal divisions, except for Vratislavice nad Nisou. According to the author, Opava has eight urban parts formed by municipalities that joined it. It has a total of 7,000 inhabitants, while the rest of the city, approximately 47,600 people, has no urban part. He labeled Opava as the only smaller urban unit with districts other than Ústí nad Labem. He noted that Liberec, Hradec Králové, České Budějovice, and Olomouc do not need districts; he also described them as cities with good living potential, and some of them as wealthier. The author concluded that, according to him, people would fare better if municipalities and city districts were abolished. #obce #ÚstíNadLabem #politika #obce (translated)

František Kalenda described the claim that the Senate does not function as a safeguard of democracy as populist, and wrote that such talk annoys him. He also asked Balšínkov whether the Senate's ability to prevent constitutional changes is not essentially the same thing. #demokracie #ústava #politika (translated)

Ilie Bolojan stated that the dismissal of his government was caused by the PSD opposition, which could no longer bear the threat to the old system and not due to the failure of reforms, insisting that these had begun to affect the interests of those who benefit from an unreformed state. #Bolojan #Guvernare #Reforme (translated)

Protesters blocked the entrance to the Louvre to show support for national demonstrations against the increase in the cost of living and to condemn police repression, while riots spread across France last weekend, resulting in more than 2500 arrests. #Prosvjedi #Louvre #PolicijskaRepresija (translated)

There is no doubt that he crossed through the Schengen area from the side of Poland. According to our data, the FPV drone is of Ukrainian origin, which is confirmed by the debris, and by the information provided by the Ukrainian side that contact was lost with one of the drones during the attacks. It is likely that this drone is the one that exploded within the territory of the Republic of Lithuania. There is no doubt that it was carrying explosives. At the same time, more circumstances of the incident are becoming clear – Prime Minister Mindaugas Sinkevičius confirmed that the drone was carrying explosives. #dronas #PasvalioRajonas #sprogmenys (translated)