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The District Court in Warsaw rejected the application of the University Clinical Center to block publications by Onet concerning irregularities in the procedure related to soliciting the families of deceased patients to use the services of a private funeral home. #szpital #Warszawa #nieprawidłowości (translated)

The use of media texts by chatbots may be illegal, warned the Attorney General of the Court of Justice of the EU, especially if the chatbot provides original texts published by the media, which could violate the rights of publishers. #autorsképvpráva #uměláinteligence #Evropskýsoud (translated)

According to the Advocate General of the European Court, chatbots based on artificial intelligence may violate the rights of press publishers if they use the content of news articles in such a way that they replace the original publications, which could set a precedent for the European digital press market. #mesterségesintelligencia #sajtójog #EurópaiBíróság (translated)

Bogdan Święczkowski believes that judges appointed by the Sejm are not legal judges of the Constitutional Tribunal until they take an oath in the presence of the president, and his criticism is also directed at the delays in handling cases and the lack of publication of rulings. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #Budżet2027 #KryzysKonstytucyjny (translated)

Retired Colonel Maciej Korowaj assessed that the Military Intelligence Service's warning about possible diversionary actions at the border with the Kaliningrad region could fit into a Russian operation aimed at provoking a Polish reaction, and then exploiting the lack of an incident to undermine trust in the services. He noted that this was his speculation, and open sources did not allow for establishing whether the threat was real or what its scale was. Korowaj recalled that, according to information from the Commander of the Police, the Military Intelligence Service warned of the possibility of diversionary actions, including the intrusion of armed groups. A special operations headquarters was established at the Police Headquarters, and full readiness was ordered for November 2–8. Wirtualna Polska reported that soldiers from GROM were directed to the border area to operate together with police counter-terrorists. Analyzing Russian sources, Korowaj indicated that the Baltic Fleet practiced repelling attacks by diversionary groups on October 25, and on November 1, combat divers searched the naval port in Baltiysk. He added that on October 27, the administration of the Nesterov district published instructions for action during drone attacks, and a draft decree limiting the publication of information, including about the military and air defense, was posted on the district authorities' website. Korowaj stated that he did not find signals in Russian sources about troop movements, closing border areas, or new restrictions for the population that would indicate preparations for cross-border actions. However, he noted that Russian media presented the Polish warning as a pretext and recalled earlier statements by Russian representatives. According to Korowaj, the Russian goal could have been to create a situation where Polish actions would be interpreted by the political dispute parties as an attempt to divert attention or as evidence of destabilizing the state. He pointed out that the warning appeared in a week of tensions surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal and the opposition's announcement of a vote of no confidence. Possible indicators for further developments included the coordinated linking by Russian media of border operations with the crisis around the Tribunal, as well as the future of the draft decree and the case of the detained Polish citizen. #Kaliningrad #Bezpieczeństwo #Wojna (translated)

The General Staff removed the controversial post regarding astroturfing, which was interpreted as a comment on the conflict surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal, and spokesman Colonel Marek Pietrzak apologized for the publication, explaining that it was part of a previously planned educational campaign. #astroturfing #protesty #manipulacja (translated)

The publication date of the control results at the Southern Hospital in Warsaw has been postponed again by the National Health Fund due to the need to obtain an additional opinion, and the conclusions are to be presented in mid-November. #SzpitalPołudniowy #NFZ #Kontrola (translated)

In the Czernica commune near Wrocław, some officials, including the accountant, earn more than the President of Poland, which raises controversies and accusations of unjustifiably high salaries granted by the mayor Jarosław Jagielski. #Czernica #wynagrodzenia #publikacjeuratunkowe (translated)

A minor Russian who threatened a terrorist attack and posted photos in tactical clothing on TikTok was arrested after a warning from the U.S. embassy, leading to tightened security measures in Tsarytsino and the evacuation of concert attendees. #terrorystyka #Carycyno #Rosja (translated)

Beatrice Achterberg wrote that the initially peaceful Gen-Z march in Frankfurt am Main turned into a chaotic and destructive escalation in the late evening. However, in her assessment, the level of violence did not come close to what was seen in France. The Hessian police quickly identified and cordoned off trouble spots, Achterberg wrote. They used pepper spray; also, a water cannon was present on site. Between about 9 PM and midnight, young people and police engaged in a game of cat and mouse. Young people threw stones and bottles and set off fireworks, while the police ultimately maintained control. Achterberg did not characterize the crowd as demonstrators. She saw primarily young, thrill-seeking, and violence-prone men as well as followers; some were masked despite the ban. She did not recognize a coordinated approach. According to her observation, the destruction originated from a young, male, and migrant-influenced audience; she barely saw young people from middle-class backgrounds when confrontations occurred. Shortly after 1:30 AM, sirens fell silent for the first time in hours. #Frankfurt #Demonstration #Polizei (translated)

Jaap Ora, a recently joined diplomat with Isamaa, emphasized that Estonia's foreign policy message has become predictable and needs careful calibration to avoid audience fatigue and maintain interest in Estonia's participation in international discussions. #EestiVälispoliitika #JaapOra #USA_EestiSuhted (translated)

Apollo News wrote that in the ZDF satire show "Journal Deluxe," even the Left should be the target of jokes. However, as the first studio guest, Ricarda Lang warned against the demonization of the Left Party, to which the audience reacted enthusiastically. According to Apollo News, the supposedly anti-woke jokes appeared out of place and purely performative. https://t.co/naVELHiJ6S #Satire #Gesellschaft #Politik (translated)

The article describes the growing problem of dangerous content on the internet, especially among young people, particularly "ship" profiles that connect young individuals and often publish offensive and sexualizing comments, which prompted Dyżurnet.pl to issue a special alert and highlight the need for a prompt response to such reports. #bezpieczeństwoonline #niebezpiecznetreści #Dyżurnet (translated)

The prices for ski tickets in Austria have risen exponentially in the last ten years, changing the composition of the audience on the slopes, without the slopes becoming emptier, while smaller ski areas are under pressure due to a lack of demand and necessary investments. #Skisport #Österreich #Preiserhöhung (translated)

Klassikaraadio editor-in-chief Miina Pärn emphasizes that Estonian cultural journalism should focus on in-depth analysis of the functioning of the cultural sector and the investigation of problems in order to open culture to a wider audience and strengthen its position in society. #kultuuriajakirjandus #EestiKultuur #Klassikaraadio (translated)