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Zdeněk Šarapatka commented on Mirka Němcová's appearance on Czech television and wrote that her expression, in his opinion, conveyed suffering and resentment. He referred to her sitting for an hour opposite Robert Šlachta as an act of bravery. He attributed to him and his team a role in the fall of the Nečas government, the formation of Zeman's presidential government, and the subsequent rise of ANO and Andrej Babiš. He recalled that thirteen years ago, 400 members of Šlachta's command intervened at the government building and that the operation, according to him, concerned luxury handbags and surveillance connected to Jana Nagyová. Šarapatka assigned responsibility to Šlachta and his colleague from the VSZ for Miloš Zeman's refusal to accept 101 signatures of MPs from the then Speaker of the Chamber, Němcová, and to appoint a government according to the Constitution. He described Zeman's government as a composition of people from the environment of social democrats and their supporters. He also stated that the state, in his opinion, subsequently faced problems with Babiš, whom he accused of embezzling public property. He labeled Šlachta as a former policeman and ally of Zeman and Babiš who became a politician. He estimated that he could switch to Václav Láska, who, according to him, hinted at new members of his senatorial club on television the day before. According to Šarapatka, Němcová's departure from high politics was not a reason for her tenure in the Senate and earlier in the Chamber to end in the way she demonstrated on Czech Television. In conclusion, he thanked her for her public service. #respekt (translated)

Israeli authorities must arrest those responsible for these heinous acts and bring them to justice. They must immediately stop this criminal violence and ensure the safety of the civilian population, as mandated by international law, "Israeli authorities must arrest those responsible for these heinous acts and bring them to justice. They must immediately stop this criminal violence and ensure the safety of the civilian population, as mandated by international law," Barrot wrote on the social network X. #ZápadnýBreh #IzraelskéOsady #MedzinárodnéPrávo (translated)

Ondra Černý, who stated that he is studying for a master's program in public law in France and is also dealing with internal security law, explained the differences between three French security components. According to him, the municipal police fall under the mayor and focus mainly on local order, prevention, supervision, and handling misdemeanors. He does not believe they are primarily intended to suppress large-scale violent riots. Černý wrote that municipal police officers may face hundreds of aggressive individuals during violent demonstrations and typically lack the training, equipment, or manpower of specialized state units. Therefore, he described their retreat as a possible security necessity, not necessarily cowardice. He stated that the national police fall under the Ministry of the Interior and that its CRS units are trained for interventions during large demonstrations. He characterized the gendarmerie as an armed force of a military nature; its mobile units intervene during riots and also use Centaure armored vehicles. He described the CRS and mobile gendarmerie as the backbone of the French system for managing large demonstrations. He added that the municipal police cannot conduct general identity checks based solely on suspicion, but they can do so when dealing with legally defined offenses. If a person refuses to cooperate, according to him, the municipal police officer must contact the relevant officer from the national police or gendarmerie. Černý also mentioned that in France there are joint workspaces and coordinated patrols of municipal and national police, aimed at improving cooperation and information sharing; however, he noted that a joint workspace does not mean the same powers. #Francie #veřejnéprávo #bezpečnost (translated)

Next week, a plenary session of the European Parliament will be held in Strasbourg, where discussions will take place on the banking package, hybrid attacks, artificial intelligence, and support for international justice, with the participation of High Representative Kaia Kallas and other key officials. #EU #bankarskipaket #hibridninapadi (translated)

Info360 Novice reported that prosecutors will no longer be able to intervene in the police decision on a 48-hour detention. As another novelty, it mentioned the obligation of a written explanation of the prosecutorial decision. https://t.co/Rl6UB1d2Kr #pravosodje #policija #tožilstvo (translated)

Israeli authorities must arrest those responsible for these heinous acts and bring them to justice. They must urgently stop this criminal violence and ensure the safety of the civilian population, as required by international law. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot harshly condemned the attacks by settlers on Saturday. #ZahodniBreg #Izrael #nasilje (translated)

David Rangl published a political satire in the style of "Hey people," in which he mocked the reactions to the Senate elections. Its fictional narrator claimed that his party objectively won the elections, even though it did not gain any senators according to the text. He attributed the result to voters, the media, and artists, referencing Patrik Nacher and Klempíř. In a passage about Cheb, Rangl wrote that Sandra Tsoukernik received 27 percent in the first round and almost 29 percent in the second, while Plevný had 71 percent according to the text. The satirical narrator emphasized the alleged growth of support and recalled seven concerts by Michal David. Rangl also parodied the narrator's remarks about Karviná and Orlová, Karel's trip to India, where he was supposed to have 25 meetings, and the meeting with Zelensky in Brussels. He labeled the Senate as unnecessary and wrote that the party would first win it, then abolish it, and possibly re-establish it. In conclusion, he stated that it was political satire and that readers should wait for the real "Hey people." #volby #politika #českárepublika (translated)

"It's a miracle that the numbers are not even higher." French law enforcement arrested 1,200 people during the violence that broke out on the fringes of protests held across the country on Saturday, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu reported, adding that 150 police officers and gendarmes were injured. #Francuska #prosvjedi #nasilje (translated)

Since 2020, the share of crimes committed by minors has been declining, while the occurrence of violent crimes, such as bodily harm and robbery, is increasing, and there is a phenomenon of experiential violence and pedohunting, where sexual predators are lured to fake profiles of minors. #mladiství #násilí #právo (translated)

Klemen Jaklič pointed out, regarding the proposal that regular judges in the National Assembly be elected by a two-thirds majority, the public justification for this solution from 2023. He mentioned judges Deisinger, Petrič, Zobec, Svetlič, Šorli, himself, and many others as its supporters. He wrote that they misunderstood the proposal at the time and even eliminated the elections for Supreme Court judges. https://t.co/RSv3sV0ts0 #sodstvo #volitve #pravosodje (translated)

"In Paris, an aberrant command has opened the door to chaos. The leaders no longer know what to do, the troops are in fear and are rampaging. (...) Those who share our struggle have no right to participate in looting and destruction," wrote Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of the insurgent movement on X and condemned the violence and riots. #Francuska #prosvjedi #nasilje (translated)

Peter Gregorčič announced that the case of RTV Slovenia, which the Constitutional Court decided on in mid-summer, will be submitted to the European Court of Human Rights next Wednesday. He wrote that the preparation of the appeal is in the final stage. https://t.co/WzO76EUidh #pravosodje #človeškepravice #Evropa (translated)

In his comment, Robert Fico admires the approach of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin to national interests, while ignoring Russian aggression against Ukraine and shifting the pressure onto Kyiv and the EU, thereby relativizing international law and the sovereignty of countries. #RobertFico #Ukrajina #Slovensko (translated)