Cześć, jak w tytule stworzyłem apke która działa jak monitoring mediów dla pojedynczej osoby. Wybiera najważniejsze newsy z dnia za pomocą algorytmu a nie za pomocą własnej subiektywnej opinii.

Tworzy streszczenie danej historii i podaje ci ją z linkami źródłowymi na talerzu.

Do tego jest za darmo!

Jestem z Łodzi więc jeśli ktoś miałby uwagi co do samej apki chętnie się ustawie na piwko i przyjmę wszelką krytykę :)

Dajcie znać czy ktoś by pomógł rozkręcić :)

Apka nazywa się skrot dnia, można też wklepać w google tam jest to samo tylko że na stronie internetowej

The thousands of people who work in the European Parliament’s administration are supposed to be non-political, per EU law. But staffers complain that many of the Parliament’s plum jobs are instead going to people with political connections.

Of the 11,200 people who work in the Parliament — the majority based in Brussels — only 3,900 work in politics, either as lawmakers, assistants or political group staff. The rest are admin staff doing jobs such as communications, handling payslips or conducting research to support the work of lawmakers.

This week, Parliament staffers head to the ballot box to elect members of the Staff Committee, which represents the non-political workforce in negotiations with management figures such as President Roberta Metsola. Every trade union pushing to get roles on that committee has highlighted the same issue: ending the grip of political parties on top staff appointments.

“Political affiliation has taken precedence over competence and merit,” says the election program of the Ethos union, echoing similar statements from unions such as SPF Europa, R&D and USPE.

The unions argue that new jobs often go to people with connections to political parties rather than being awarded strictly on merit, with many vacancies either never advertised or designed for preselected candidates.

“As a result, ordinary staff members — who have devoted their entire careers to the administration without passing through a cabinet post and without political experience — have virtually no career prospects,” the Ethos program says.

Examples:

The Parliament’s extensive bureaucracy is run by its secretary-general. Under Klaus Welle, who had the job from 2009 to 2022, the secretary-general role became far more powerful. The appointment of Welle’s successor, Alessandro Chiocchetti, was controversial because the Italian was the chief of staff for EP President Metsola and was seen as close to the European People’s Party, the largest political group in the Parliament. Welle helped secure Chiocchetti’s appointment by doling out top positions in the administration to political groups.

While Chiocchetti is widely regarded as close to the EPP, one of his deputies, Markus Winkler, comes from the Socialists and Democrats group. His other deputy, Anders Rasmussen, is a former top official in the liberal Renew.

Hi everyone.

I found that we, as EU citizens, can launch our initiative and send it to the parlament, but here are the requisites:

1. Form a Committee: We need a core group of at least 7 EU citizens (of voting age) living in 7 different member states (the rule focuses on where they have the residence and their EU citizenship, not necessarily their birth country. For instance, an Irish citizen permanently residing in France counts for France)

2. Registration: Submit the proposal to the European Commission. They must verify that it falls under their legal competence before we proceed.

3. Collect Signatures: We have 12 months to gather at least 1 million signatures, reaching minimum thresholds in at least 7 EU countries.

4. Verification: National authorities in each country will check and certify the validity of the collected signatures (taking up to 3 months).

5. Presentation: If successful, your committee will meet with the Commission and present the initiative during a public hearing at the European Parliament.

6. Commission's Decision: Within 6 months, the Commission will officially respond. They will explain whether they intend to propose a new law or not, and justify their decision (by the way, they are not legally bound to act).

I'M ALL IN ON THIS! WHO WANTS TO JOIN ME?

Many people, even Eurofederalists, like to complain sometimes that the EU and European Federalism feels very soulless and pragmatic, technocratic; lacking philosophical depth and pathos. I think, this is mostly, because much of european federalist history and philosophy is not taught at schools and even most european federalists, are only aware of fractions of it; most often just the last few decades shaped by Spinelli and Kalergi. But how many do know, that a democratic european federation was already a hot topic in 300 years ago? not many. So this is i hope a useful summary of the history of european federalism, which i wrote, well, because apparently no one bothered to compile it into one essay of this kind before and i cannot just throw entire books at people. Looking forward to your comments.