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According to tennis information from the court, Iga Świątek was to face Marie Bouzkova in the second round of the WTA 500 tournament in Ningbo, after receiving a bye in the first round. In the quarterfinals, her potential opponents were to be Sorana Cirstea, Bejlek, or Alycia Parks, and in the semifinals, Marta Kostiuk, Leylah Fernandez, Sasnowicz, Guo, or Jekaterina Aleksandrova. Among the possible opponents in the final, the author mentioned Elena Rybakina, Ivana Jović, Belinda Bencic, Diana Sznajder, Jelena Ostapenko, Alexandra Eala, Jasmine Paolini, Cristina Bușcă, Polina Kudermietova, Katarzyna Kawa, Daria Snigur, Angelina Kalinina, and Diane Parry. He also wished Świątek good luck. #zkortu #WTA500 #IgaŚwiątek #tenis (translated)

Jan Betlach wrote that three years ago, news circulated worldwide claiming that the Israeli attack on the Al-Ahli hospital in Gaza killed over 500 people. He argued that this number was published by the Hamas-controlled Ministry of Health just minutes after the explosion, and that the global media disseminated it without verification. Betlach stated that the hospital was hit by a failed Palestinian rocket, which he claimed was likely attributed to the Islamic Jihad by both the Israeli army and Western intelligence services. The rocket reportedly landed in the parking lot of the complex, leaving the hospital building almost untouched; according to him, American intelligence estimated the death toll at around one hundred. Betlach insisted that Israel could not be held responsible for the casualties. He added that Jordan had canceled a summit with Biden in the meantime and that mass anti-Israel demonstrations followed in Arab countries and Western capitals. In Tunisian al-Hamma, he claimed a historic synagogue was set on fire, and in Berlin, Molotov cocktails were thrown at another. He also wrote that the New York Times later admitted to being overly reliant on Hamas's claims, while most media never acknowledged their mistakes. He labeled the report as one of the first sources of hatred against Israel and Jews after October 7, claiming that the media still initially present Hamas's false statements as facts and publish corrections quietly or not at all. #Izrael #Gaza #dezinformace (translated)

Parliamentary representative Helen Haines was hit by a car in the parking lot in front of her office, and according to local media, the driver intentionally struck her, resulting in her serious condition and the detention of a 43-year-old man. #HelenHaines #Wiktoria #AtakNaPolityka (translated)

"We strictly protect our borders against illegal migration, we have our own asylum policy - we do not accept asylum applications and deport those who violate Polish laws. We will uphold a zero-tolerance approach to security issues," emphasized Donald Tusk on the platform "X." #Migrācija #EUSamit #RobustāPolitika (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that while Poles lamented the burned French town hall, after 1989 hundreds of monuments were destroyed or neglected in Poland, often deliberately. He pointed out that tenement houses, factories, cinemas, and palaces were disappearing, and in his opinion, this did not provoke protests because discount stores, parking lots, and development investments were more important. #zabytki #Polska #architektura #FR #PL (translated)

The Prague coalition plans to increase parking fees and public transport costs after the elections, which the new mayor Petr Hlaváček considers a reasonable step aimed at shared costs for the functioning of the city, despite raising concerns about potential protests and criticism. #Praha #MHD #Parkování (translated)

During a meeting in the Hungarikum park, Viktor Orban suggested that Hungary is not yet ready for national resistance, which received a sharp response from Prime Minister Peter Magyar, who accused him of disregarding state security and calling for armed rebellion. #ViktorOrban #Węgry #polityka (translated)

"Those who violated order, attacked prefectures and businesses, and even robbed our city halls will be held accountable and punished," President Emmanuel Macron emphasized in a statement that there is no place for violence in France. "I express my support on behalf of the entire nation for the law enforcement officers who ensure citizens' rights to protest," President Emmanuel Macron emphasized in a statement that there is no place for violence in France. #Protests #Francija #DzīvesDārdzība (translated)

Michel Maus stated that the road vignette was indeed a new tax, despite the message that, according to him, was on a N-VA debate note and which Minister Annick De Ridder had repeated. He wrote that the combination of the vignette and the reformed traffic tax would increase car taxation for many Flemish people. According to Maus, electric vehicles before 2026, for which no traffic tax is currently paid, would receive an additional charge with the road vignette. He also pointed out that the reformed traffic tax would take the weight of vehicles into account. Electric cars weigh on average 300 to 500 kilograms more than their fossil counterparts, meaning that the higher tax would not only affect Bentley and Cadillac drivers, as De Ridder had claimed according to Maus. Maus wrote that generating more revenue from car taxation was a political choice and called for that choice to be recognized. He argued that it was not credible to continue insisting that the measure had no tax consequences for the Flemish. In conclusion, he used a coarse insult to emphasize that people were not stupid even in the parking lot. https://t.co/J7ihP4SZj4 #Wegenvignet #Belastingen #Autofiscaliteit (translated)

The future of the Belgian animal park Pakawi Park is threatened now that the Flemish Minister of Animal Welfare, Ben Weyts, has suspended the approval of sixteen enclosures, prompting the park to approach the Council of State due to insufficient recognition of the current condition of the enclosures. #BienÊtreAnimal #PakawiPark #SécuritéZoo (translated)