Donald Tusk denunță 'cultul violenței' alimentat de rețelele sociale și jocurile video

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk condemned the rise of a "cult of violence" among youth, influenced by social media and video games, following recent knife attacks in schools. He highlighted the pervasive nature of this phenomenon, which he attributes to internet content promoting violence. Tusk noted a trend of imitation among boys, often linked to mental health crises and group behavior, including bullying. He announced increased police presence around schools in response to these incidents and criticized nationalist President Karol Nawrocki for rejecting a bill aimed at combating violence and hate speech online.