Whoever commits such an act is an aggressor and defense against him is legitimate if it is reasonable, necessary and aimed exclusively at protecting life, health or fundamental rights.

Populism simplifies complex issues, plays on negative emotions such as fear, anger, or a sense of threat. It often pits "the people" against "the elites," which can lead to the polarization of society, the weakening of trust in institutions, and the overall destabilization of the country.

Our decisions, attitudes and daily behavior affect not only our own lives but also the world and society around us. Sharing this responsibility by a larger group of citizens can bring about positive changes in various areas.

It is a continuous process in which the system needs to be protected from threats such as populism or oligarchy. At the same time, it is necessary to optimize the system with regard to social development, modern technologies and effective corporate governance.

However, it also carries the risk of spreading deliberate disinformation that can manipulate the public, undermine trust in institutions and threaten social cohesion. The solution must be accountability for the content disseminated in the media, the authenticity of user accounts and the appropriate settings of social media algorithms.

Our current consumer lifestyle is leading to massive public debt. It is also the cause of reckless environmental plunder. Only a change in our behavior and responsible policies can reverse these trends so that we can one day look our children and grandchildren in the eye.

Thanks to the enormous technological progress, we should be experiencing the happiest moments in human history. However, according to various indicators, a large part of the population suffers from anxiety, loneliness and a loss of meaning in life. The starting point may be a return to values ​​such as fulfilling family relationships, empathy and friendship towards other people, charity or helping those in need.