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PolandMore and more Poles live alone.
The number of households in Poland is increasing, but more and more of them are being formed by individuals living alone or couples without children, according to the Polish Institute of Economics (PIE). Experts suggest this trend is due to cultural changes, migration, and declining fertility rates, which pose challenges for the government.
Alert the RCB. "Find a safe house".
The Government Center for Security issued an RCB alert for parts of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, warning residents of strong winds and heavy rainfall. The alert was sent via SMS to mobile users in specific counties, advising them to find safe shelter during thunderstorms. Experts recommend closing windows and doors, avoiding stopping under trees, and staying indoors if possible.
"There's still a lot of work to be done here".
The Polish government is considering changes to the Employee Capital Plans (PPK). According to PFR TFI President Piotr Dmuchowski, employer support for PPK could lead to increased participation. As of the end of May, the total net assets of PPK amounted to 52.78 billion zł, an increase of 2.45 billion zł compared to the previous month. Participation in PPK rose to 60.75% by the end of May, with active accounts reaching 5.42 million. The next review of PPK rules is scheduled for December 2026.
Tourists steal sand and rocks.
Approximately four tons of sand, stones, and shells were confiscated from tourists at a single airport in Sardinia over two years. According to Italian law, taking these materials from beaches is considered theft and punishable by fines ranging from €500 to €3,000. Despite warnings and awareness campaigns, many tourists continue to take these items as souvenirs, leading to their confiscation at airports and ports. The confiscated materials are later returned to the beaches.
Salary control for doctors: Parliament approves collection of data "after PESEL"
The Polish Sejm has passed a law allowing the collection of data on doctors' salaries using their PESEL numbers or PWZ identifiers. Previously, this information was collected anonymously, making it difficult to identify individuals working in multiple locations under different contracts. The law was adopted quickly following reports of extremely high earnings by a doctor during specialization, with 253 MPs voting in favor and 177 abstaining. Social media and experts emphasize that collecting data alone is insufficient and further corrective actions and potential changes to the salary-increase法
The Pentagon's running out of money.
The Pentagon faces potential financial shortfalls this summer if additional funding is not approved, according to reports cited by 'The Wall Street Journal'. The U.S. Department of Defense reportedly needs an additional $80 billion to cover costs related to the war with Iran, including naval operations, personnel salaries, and ammunition. Deputy Secretary of Defense Stephen Feinberg has informed members of Congress about these needs through recent phone calls. However, no formal budget request has been submitted to Congress yet, despite ongoing pressure from lawmakers in both chambers to get a
Extreme weather over the weekend, up to 35 degrees Celsius and a Level II alert for six provinces.
The article reports on extreme weather conditions expected over the weekend, with temperatures reaching up to 35 degrees Celsius and level two alerts issued for six voivodeships. The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management explains that northern Europe is affected by lows over northwest Russia, Iceland, and the Norwegian Sea, while Poland is under the influence of a weak high-pressure system moving from the Alps toward Podlaskie. A shallow low-pressure area associated with the Icelandic and Norwegian Sea low will gradually move eastward over Poland. Initially, polar maritime air will be
The bridge collapsed and the road was closed for a few months.
A bridge in Dębowiec collapsed, causing a local road to be closed for several months until repairs are completed. The incident occurred on Thursday (June 18), with authorities receiving reports of damage to the bridge on School Street in Dębowiec, Cieszyn County. The county administration warned residents to avoid the affected road section and requested alternative routes. The local Road Management Office secured the site and implemented temporary markings. Authorities have removed bridge elements from the riverbed to prevent flood hazards. A commission has been established to investigate the
Russians in shock after the attacks on Moscow.
Ukrainian forces conducted attacks on Moscow during the night of June 17–18, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, as a response to Russian attacks on Kyiv that caused fires, including at the historic Lavra Pecerska monastery. The U.S.-based Institute for the Study of War (ISW) reported that these attacks caused panic among Moscow residents and raised concerns about the effectiveness of Russia’s air defense systems. The attacks led to flight suspensions at major airports, fuel shortages due to refinery fires, and increased anxiety among Russian military bloggers and commentators. Some of
"We are from here". Gorzów Wielkopolski next stop on the birthday tour of TVN24
TVN24 is conducting a 'We Are From Here' tour, visiting Gorzów Wielkopolski as part of its birthday celebrations. The event includes appearances by journalists and presenters associated with the station, including Marta Gordziewicz, a reporter from Krakow who grew up in Gorzów and began her career with TVN24 there. Other participants include Małgorzata Mielcarek, Michał Tracz, Łukasz Wieczorek, Radomir Wit, Rafał Wojda, Maja Popielarska, and Justyna Kosela. Justyna mentioned that recent events in Bielsko-Biała increased interest in such meetings with viewers.
"Brussels SAFE" or "German credit"?
The article discusses Poland's participation in the EU's SAFE loan program, highlighting criticism from opponents who argue it was not in Poland's best interest. The piece addresses common criticisms of the loan, noting they often rely on incomplete information or manipulation. It mentions that Poland signed the loan agreement with the European Commission on May 8, 2026, becoming the first country to do so, and emphasizes that the funds will be used to strengthen national defense. The article also quotes Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, who stated that despite opposition from the反对派
Mortgage rates in the U.S. are going down.
The average interest rate for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages in the United States has decreased slightly this week, according to data published by Freddie Mac. However, the Federal Reserve (Fed), currently led by Kevin Warsh, has indicated it may consider raising interest rates later this year due to recent inflation figures linked to the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict. Recent reports from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed annual inflation rose to 4.2% in May, the highest level in three years. This has caused concern among investors, with the yield on 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds rising following
Where's the storm?
The article reports on thunderstorms and heavy rainfall affecting parts of Poland on Wednesday evening, including areas around Malopolska and Lublin voivodeships. It mentions specific locations such as Skawina, Krakow, Swiatnik Gornych, Dobczyce, Turobin, Bychawa, Piaski, Swidnik, Lublin, Krasnystaw, Chelm, Siedliszcze, Leczyca, Sanok, Bircza, Dynow, Blazowa, Lancut, Przemyl, Radymno, Pruchnik, Jaroslaw, Przeworsk Lezajski. The report includes information from meteorologists and the Institute of Meteorology and Water Management.
This is how Polish cities fight for the headquarters of the European Space Agency
Polish cities including Gdańsk, Łódź, Wrocław, Katowice, Warsaw, Kraków, and Poznań are competing to host an office of the European Space Agency (ESA). Each city highlights its unique advantages, such as academic institutions, infrastructure, and specialized facilities like the Wujek Coal Mine in Katowice, which could be repurposed as a microgravity laboratory. The decision is expected to be made in July.
A bus collided with a motorcyclist on the national "62"
A collision between a bus and a motorcyclist occurred on national road 62 in Goławin, Mazowieckie. The incident happened around 1:40 PM when a 48-year-old woman driving a Renault bus turned left, colliding with a 20-year-old motorcyclist riding a Yamaha motorcycle coming from the opposite direction. Emergency services are on site providing medical assistance to the motorcyclist. National road 62 is currently completely blocked in both directions, causing traffic disruptions.
"We've always been friends". Exchanging words between Meloni and Trump
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and US President Donald Trump exchanged light-hearted remarks during the G7 summit. The conversation was described as 'clarifying' by Italian news agency Ansa, with diplomatic sources noting it occurred without jokes or sarcasm. Earlier discussions during a dinner were part of ongoing dialogue among leaders. Meloni emphasized the principle of Western unity amid international crises, which was supported by both parties. A later exchange between Trump, Meloni, and European Council President Antonio Costa was captured on camera.
The plane rolled during the landing.
A small reconstruction aircraft landed upside down during landing in Będziemyśl, Podkarpackie region. The pilot was unharmed. According to local fire department officials, the plane flipped onto its wheels. The incident occurred around 2 PM when the pilot likely noticed an engine failure and attempted an emergency landing. Three fire departments and one volunteer fire unit responded to the scene, but no ambulance was needed. Police are investigating the cause of the incident.
The cash was found on a subway train, and police are looking for the owner of the money.
A passenger on the second metro line in Warsaw discovered scattered cash and coins on a train seat. Witnesses reported the incident to the police, who have secured the money and are investigating to find the owner. The amount has not been disclosed yet, but it could be over 1,000 złotys. Police are seeking the rightful owner.
The truck went up in flames.
A truck caught fire on the Wisła Highway in Duninówko, Pomorskie. The truck's cab was completely burned, but there were no injuries. Firefighters responded to the incident and extinguished the fire. The cause of the fire is currently unknown.
There's a rebound signal in the Strait of Hormuz.
Following the preliminary agreement between the United States and Iran, 25 commercial ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz on Friday, marking the highest daily volume since mid-April. This comes after Iran temporarily relaxed its blockade of the strait earlier in April. The increase in maritime traffic occurred amid reports of significant disruptions in Automatic Identification System (AIS) signals by AXSMarine, with over 200 vessels experiencing spoofing or unusual AIS behavior on Thursday. Minesweeping operations continue in the strait, and shipowners are advised to remain cautious.
He had his driver's license revoked, and he was still hauling passengers.
A 34-year-old man was arrested by police in Warsaw for driving without valid license. The man had his driving privileges revoked in May but continued to operate a vehicle. Police stopped him on Turmoncka Street while he was transporting passengers and checked his driver's records. It was found that his license had been revoked, leading to his arrest. He was fined and taken to the police station. The case will now be decided by a court, with potential penalties up to two years in prison.
A priest was accused of molesting boys.
A priest, Waldemar P., suspected of molesting boys, remains in custody while investigators have identified 16 potential victims. Prosecutors have filed charges against him regarding five of these individuals, with proceedings ongoing for the others. The investigation continues, and the priest's temporary arrest has been extended until August 31. His defense has appealed the decision, but it has not yet been reviewed.
A GPS transmitter in a railway car that traveled through Ukraine and Belarus
A GPS-like device was found inside a freight wagon located at a siding in Poznan. The wagon had previously traveled through Belarus and Ukraine. Police have launched an investigation to determine the origin and purpose of the device. Authorities are conducting forensic analysis to uncover what information the device might have transmitted.
Hundreds of tons of gold.
The National Bank of Poland (NBP) increased its gold reserves to 613.86 tons by the end of May, according to the latest data from the bank. The NBP aims to reach 700 tons of gold reserves. President of the NBP, Adam Glapiński, stated during a press conference in early June that this achievement places Poland among the top ten countries with the largest gold reserves globally. He listed several economically strong nations such as the United States, Germany, Italy, France, China, Russia, Switzerland, India, and Japan as examples.
Police are investigating.
A man's body was found inside the fuselage of an Air Arabia aircraft at Gatwick Airport in the UK. The plane had arrived from Tangier, Morocco. Police in Essex are investigating the incident, though they have not yet revealed the identity of the deceased. This is not the first time such an occurrence has happened at Gatwick Airport, with similar incidents reported in December 2022 and August 2012.
There's a flu outbreak at a military base.
Nearly 160 soldiers at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas have fallen ill with the flu in recent weeks. The outbreak occurred shortly after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the removal of mandatory annual flu vaccinations for military personnel. According to 'The Washington Post,' the U.S. Air Force confirmed an outbreak among recruits undergoing basic training but did not confirm the exact number of cases. ABC News reported at least 159 cases by Wednesday, with two individuals hospitalized. The Air Force stated that affected soldiers are isolated and receiving medical care.
Problems landing at the antidote airshow.
During a morning training session at the Antidotum Airshow in Leszno, a plane landed without its landing gear deploying properly. The incident occurred when an OV-10 Bronco aircraft attempted to land, resulting in minor injuries to the pilot. Firefighters were called to the scene to secure the area and prevent potential fires. The organizers stated that the event was caused by a minor technical issue and confirmed that the runway remains blocked. They also indicated that today's displays may proceed with possible delays or changes to the schedule.
Is Tusk afraid of a doctor who is a millionaire?
The article discusses two recent controversies: Robert Bąkiewicz's visit to Germany and the scandal at the Southern Hospital in Warsaw. Bąkiewicz attempted to place a cross near a temporary monument commemorating Polish victims of Nazi occupation but was stopped by German police. The article also covers the case of Dr. Dawid Kacprzyk, a 30-year-old doctor who earned over a million zloty working in public hospitals while serving as a political advisor and council member for the Civic Coalition. He allegedly provided preferential treatment to politicians within the ruling coalition at the South🏥
A super storm cell is approaching Poland.
A supercell thunderstorm is approaching Poland, bringing heavy rain and potential hail. The storm originated over Germany and has moved into western Poland. Meteorologist Damian Zdonek explains that the storm system includes a low-pressure trough over the Faroe Islands, creating conditions for the development of severe thunderstorms. Heavy rainfall of up to 40 liters per square meter is expected in western Poland during the afternoon hours. The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management (IMGW) has issued warnings about the severe weather.
For years, the twins were kept under house arrest.
A 70-year-old mother and her 50-year-old sister have been placed under arrest for allegedly isolating and starving their twin children for at least 16 years. The regional prosecutor's office in Suwalki has accused them of physical and psychological abuse of vulnerable individuals due to their mental state. The twins, now 47 years old, were reportedly neglected in terms of hygiene, nutrition, and health care. The case is currently under investigation, with prosecutors seeking to file charges soon.
New police findings in the case of the macabre discovery in Lutoryj
Police concluded their operations in Lutowice, where human remains and medical waste were discovered on a property. Hundreds of police officers from Rzeszow worked for several days on the site, using sniffer dogs and ground-penetrating radar. The previous owner of the property, a pathologist named Magdalena H., was arrested. The investigation began when an excavator operator uncovered medical waste and a human fetus. Authorities have confirmed the discovery of 34 human fetuses and significant amounts of medical waste, including microscopic slides and damaged medical documentation.
Breast cancer in an elderly woman. She's been in treatment since she was 95, and she just turned 100.
A 100-year-old woman named Marianna Świercz is undergoing active cancer treatment for breast cancer at the Institute of Mother Health Center in Łódź. Her case highlights both medical advancements and challenges within Poland’s healthcare system regarding elderly patients. Doctors emphasize that age should not automatically disqualify someone from receiving treatment.
Sentencing in the fatal stabbing case. 15 years to the defendant.
A Polish court sentenced 36-year-old Piotr B. to 15 years in prison for the murder of Krzysztof H. in June 2025. The attack occurred in Góra, Lower Silesia, where Piotr B. stabbed Krzysztof H. in the groin area, causing severe injuries to his lungs and blood vessels, which led to his death. Piotr B. was also found guilty of threatening Joanna K., but was acquitted of threats against Damian K. The prosecutor deemed the sentence just regarding the murder and threats against Joanna K., but indicated he would consider an appeal after reviewing the court's reasoning.
Fire at elementary school in Tokyo, students evacuated
A fire broke out at an elementary school in northern Tokyo, resulting in 11 people being hospitalized and 350 individuals being evacuated. The fire started in a room near the music classroom on the fourth floor shortly before 11 AM local time on Friday. Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause of the fire. Parents gathered outside the school after the incident, and classes were canceled for Friday and Saturday.
Trump tied a medal around the soldier's neck. "Now he won't fall!"
President Donald Trump awarded the Medal of Honor, the highest military decoration in the United States, to veterans from Vietnam and Afghanistan during a ceremony at the White House. During the ceremony, Trump encountered difficulty attaching the medal's ribbon to one veteran and opted to tie it around his neck instead. He then stated, 'Now it won't fall!'
The excise tax cut is over.
The Polish government has decided not to extend the reduced excise tax on fuels, which was part of the 'Lower Fuel Prices' program. As of June 16, only the reduced VAT rates and maximum prices at stations remain in effect. Although the situation on the Middle East has calmed, the upcoming removal of the VAT reduction could significantly impact fuel prices. Urszula Cieślak from Reflex agency suggests that the removal of the VAT reduction could lead to an increase of up to 70 groszy per liter, but this effect might be smaller by the end of June, with increases limited to 20–30 groszy. The final
The case of the extradition of Michael Kuczmierowski to Poland is postponed again
The court in London has postponed the hearing regarding the extradition of Michał Kuczmierowski, former head of the State Reserves Agency (RARS), to Poland. Kuczmierowski was detained in September 2024 in the UK based on the European Arrest Warrant. The prosecution stated that the process is lengthy but remains committed to bringing him back to Poland to face charges. According to a report by 'Rzeczpospolita,' the National Audit Office (NIK) found numerous irregularities in RARS during 2021–2024, including the inefficient spending of 70 million złoty on items such as food supplies, disposable
Trzaskowski: a private message is not a reporting channel
Rafał Trzaskowski, mayor of Warsaw, announced the formation of a new supervisory board for the South Hospital, which will exclude politicians. He emphasized that this decision aims to prevent any political influence in hospital management and ensure adherence to standards. The board will consist of local officials and health specialists. Trzaskowski also stated there were no signals indicating issues with the hospital's operations.
A quiz to start the summer that might surprise you
The article introduces a summer-themed quiz designed to challenge readers with unexpected questions. It mentions that June 21 marks the start of astronomical summer and notes that the weather forecast suggests hot conditions. The quiz is described as somewhat crossword-like and very unconventional.
The U.S. has blocked the Anthropic AI model.
Anthropic has restricted access to certain versions of its AI model Mythos following U.S. government decisions related to export controls. However, selected organizations such as Dragos and Cisco Systems still have access to the 'Preview' version of Mythos. The U.S. government's actions were aimed at addressing national security concerns. The European Union's cybersecurity agency, Enisa, was invited to participate in the Glasswing program before the U.S. decision.
A mad raid on the center of Lublin, the pedestrians had to flee.
A 34-year-old man from Georgia was arrested by police in Lublin after fleeing on a quad through the city center. The incident occurred around 9:30 PM on Saturday, June 13. The man did not stop for a traffic check and evaded officers while driving through areas such as Plac Litewski, Aleja Racławicka, Ulica Zielona, Świetoduska, and Niecała. He ignored police instructions, traffic signs, and endangered pedestrians and other drivers. Police stated he forced pedestrians to move off the road, drove on sidewalks, entered restricted zones, and created dangerous situations. The man may face expulsion
The boy was selling lemonade.
A 12-year-old boy named Fabian was selling lemonade in Bogatyni when local authorities were called to investigate. The boy explained he was collecting money for books and had already sold some lemonade before the authorities arrived. The municipal police officers purchased all his stock and offered support instead of issuing a fine. Fabian plans to continue his 'business.' The incident began with a report from a resident who claimed the boy was illegally selling lemonade near the hospital rather than at his home address.
Major tax changes, the president signed two bills.
President Karol Nawrocki signed six laws, including two amendments to the Tax Ordinance, aimed at simplifying tax settlements and creating a unified platform for publishing local tax interpretations. The first amendment seeks to publish interpretations of local taxes issued by mayors, city presidents, and other officials in a centralized database managed by the National Tax Administration. This aims to make it easier for taxpayers across Poland to check how local governments apply tax regulations.
The resort is responding to a deadly accident
The Minister of Infrastructure, Dariusz Klimczak, announced proposed changes to regulations for taxi drivers following a fatal accident in early June. The changes include requiring foreign drivers to provide proof of criminal record clearance from their home country. This comes after a survey by IBRiS found that 83.9% of respondents believed all taxi drivers, regardless of nationality, should take a Polish driving exam. Klimczak stated he agrees with public sentiment regarding road safety.
The government is gradually emerging from the freeze on fuel prices. Initial decisions have been made
The Polish government is gradually exiting the fuel price support package (CPN), which has been in effect since April. The government has extended the reduced VAT rates for selected fuels but has not yet decided on extending the reduced excise tax rates. According to unofficial information, this marks the beginning of the exit from the CPN package. The government stated that if there are indications of a potential peaceful agreement between the US and Iran, it would start phasing out the support measures. Prime Minister Donald Tusk confirmed that the government plans to end the fuel price plan
Kirwiński: It's hard to imagine that no one knew
In an interview with TVN24, Marcin Kierwiński, Minister of Internal Affairs and Administration and leader of Warsaw's Civic Coalition, commented on the controversy surrounding Dr. Dawid Kacprzyk, a doctor at the Southern Hospital in Warsaw. Kierwiński stated it is hard to imagine no one knew about the situation, referring to the scandal involving Kacprzyk's earnings during his specialization last year, which amounted to 1.6 million złoty. Kacprzyk resigned from his position as coordinator of the SOR unit at the hospital and also stepped down from his role as a councilor in the Ursus district.
Nine people were killed in a Russian attack in Ukraine, with a historic cathedral in Kyiv caught in the flames
Nine people were killed and several others injured in Russian attacks on Ukraine, including a historic cathedral in Kyiv. Four people died in attacks on Kyiv, while five rescue workers were killed trying to extinguish a fire caused by an attack in the eastern city of Kharkiv. A 11th-century cathedral was significantly damaged. Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko called the attack 'brutal against our people and heritage.' A Ukrainian drone strike in the Russian city of Tula killed three people and injured three others, including a one-year-old child. Drone and rocket attacks caused fires,
Oil market turmoil, signals are mixed
Oil market prices fluctuated on Friday as investors reacted to the dynamic situation in the Middle East. Despite a agreement between the United States and Iran, uncertainty remains about whether the conflict will be resolved. The meeting between U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance and Iranian negotiators in Switzerland was canceled. Meanwhile, the first oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz took place on Thursday, following the temporary agreement ending the war between Iran and the United States. Analysts expect the deal to release over 85 million barrels of oil held in the Persian Gulf into
Car wrecks and military finds in Lower Silesia
The reservoir of Lake Pilchowickie in Lower Silesia has been drained after nearly 50 years, revealing car wrecks and military artifacts at the bottom. The draining is part of a major repair project for the dam on the Bóbr River, which sustained damage during the September 2024 floods. The repairs are expected to cost around 100 million złoty, and water will return to the lake in February 2028. Three car wrecks and some military items have already been discovered.
A year and a half after his diagnosis, Konrad tells us about his life with the disease
Konrad Drozdowski, 51-letni mężczyzna zdiagnozowany z glioblastoma IV stopnia, dzieli się swoimi doświadczeniami z chorobą. Opisuje początkowe trudności związane z chorobą, takie jak problemy z pamięcią i osłabienie, oraz proces adaptacji do nowego trybu życia. Mimo trudności, kontraktował chemioterapię i wrócił do pracy, podkreślając znaczenie czerpania przyjemności z życia. Wspomina, że po wizycie u lekarza przeprowadzone badania potwierdziły diagnozę.
It's hot in Spain, 40 degrees on the thermometers.
Spain is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures potentially reaching 40 degrees Celsius. Experts warn of accompanying thunderstorms and an increased risk of wildfires. A fire broke out in Lleida province, disrupting train services between Madrid and Barcelona. The article also notes that heat-related deaths have been rising, with over 27,000 recorded between 2015 and 2025, and mentions 'burning classrooms' due to extreme heat.
Another problem for Zebra?
The Polish parliament has approved a private prosecution complaint against Zbigniew Ziobro, a former justice minister and current MP. The motion was supported by members of the Civic Coalition, PSL, Left, Centre, Poland 2050, and Together parties, as well as four unaffiliated MPs and representatives of Democracy. Opposition came from members of Law and Justice (PiS), Confederation, Confederation of the Crown of Poland, two unaffiliated MPs, and two members of Direct Democracy. The complaint relates to alleged remarks made by Ziobro in December 2025, where he reportedly accused Dariusz Korneluk
Half a million on the buses for Winnie.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced plans to ban children under 16 from using social media platforms in the UK, with the regulations expected to be finalized by the end of the year and implemented in spring. The ban would apply to major social media platforms and include restrictions on other online products such as gaming apps, including features like chatting with strangers. Starmer stated that social media contributes to unhappiness among children, facilitates bullying, and harms mental health, but emphasized that the decision does not negate the benefits of the internet for young
A bear on the streets of the city.
A bear was spotted walking through the streets of Przemysl, including the local market. The city president, Wojciech Bakun, shared video footage of the incident on Facebook and urged residents to stay away from the animal and contact the police or municipal guard if they saw it. Police confirmed the presence of the bear near Pl. Unii Brzeskiej and monitored its movements to ensure public safety.
Scattered Kamil waited for help, died in the hospital.
An eight-year-old boy named Kamil from Częstochowa was beaten and burned at home and later died in the hospital in May 2023. His stepfather, Dawid B., has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for abuse leading to the child's death, while the mother received a 16-year sentence for assisting and participating in the abuse. The Regional Prosecutor's Office in Gdańsk investigated whether public institutions failed in their duties toward the family between 2018 and 2023. This investigation has now been dropped for the second time.
The radio car collided with a passenger car downtown.
A police car collided with a private vehicle on Świętokrzyska Street in Warsaw early in the morning. The front part of the police car was seriously damaged. The incident occurred shortly before 8 AM near the intersection of Świętokrzyska and Czackiego. Both vehicles are currently on the sidewalk, and Świętokrzyska Street remains passable. Police are investigating the circumstances of the collision, and emergency services have been called to the scene. There are no reports of injuries yet.
New data from Polish industry
The article reports on industrial production data in Poland, stating that industrial output increased by 4.1% year-on-year in May according to the Central Statistical Office (GUS). However, it decreased by 0.8% month-on-month. In April 2026, industrial production rose by 3.1% year-on-year but fell by 7.4% compared to March.
Poles are eager to take advantage of deferred payments.
In the first four months of 2026, over 32 million deferred payments were made totaling 5.5 billion złoty, according to the Credit Information Bureau (BIK). Since November 2022, when the 'Buy Now, Pay Later' (BNPL) service began being reported, 3.5 million customers have used 208 million deferred transactions. As of June 2026, the BNPL wallet amounted to 1.12 billion złoty, with 6.4 million transactions. The number and amount of transactions have increased by 41.5% and 36%, respectively, compared to the same period in 2025. Report authors note that the BNPL market reflects a shift in consumer's
Dzikir attacked a stroller with a child in Krakow.
A wild boar attacked a stroller with a 13-month-old girl inside in Krakow's Kliny-Zacisze neighborhood. The child was hospitalized after falling onto the sidewalk and hitting her head. The incident occurred near the Church of St. Raphael Kalinowski. Witnesses reported that the boar suddenly approached the stroller being pushed by the mother. Residents have raised concerns about the increasing presence of wild boars in the area, which they say has been a recurring issue.
Tusk has made his decision on CPK.
The Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has decided to replace the Government Commissioner for the Central Communication Hub (CPK). Secretary of State Maciej Lasek has been removed from his position, and Deputy Secretary of State Piotr Malepszak has been appointed in his place. According to the Ministry of Infrastructure, the decision was made by the Prime Minister in accordance with regulations. Lasek submitted his resignation at the request of the prime minister, though he did not provide any justification for his departure. The new commissioner, Piotr Malepszak, previously oversaw railway运输.
Cuba will be reformed.
Cuba has approved sweeping economic reforms aimed at introducing elements of a free market into its socialist system. The reforms, inspired by China and Vietnam, include opening the market to private developers, transforming state-owned companies into private enterprises, allowing private banks to enter the financial sector, and permitting the sale of state property to both domestic and foreign individuals and firms. President Miguel Diaz-Canel emphasized that Cuba will not abandon socialism but will incorporate market-oriented changes.
Błaszczak: If the government respects Poland, Kiev will respect it
The article discusses tensions between Poland and Ukraine following President Zelenskyy's decision to name an Ukrainian unit after the 'Bohaterów UPA' (Ukrainian Insurgent Army), which is associated with massacres in Volhynia and Eastern Lesser Poland. President Karol Nawrocki proposed revoking Zelenskyy's highest Polish honor, the Order of the White Eagle, but no official decision has been made. Mariusz Błaszczak, leader of the PiS parliamentary group and former defense minister, criticizes the current government for not respecting Poles and claims that Kyiv does not respect Polish authority.
Closed streets and swimming pools in Berlin.
Authorities in Berlin are dealing with an infestation of oak processionary moth caterpillars, which pose a health risk to humans and animals due to their irritating hairs. As a result, sports facilities, playgrounds, and certain streets have been closed. The caterpillars' hairs can cause skin irritation, rashes, allergic reactions, eye irritation, coughing, and breathing difficulties. A director of a Berlin daycare expressed concern over children being unable to play outdoors.
SpaceX's rally has stalled, and Musk's company has lost ground to Amazon.
SpaceX's stock has declined for two consecutive days following its highly anticipated initial public offering (IPO), causing it to lose its position as the most valuable company in the U.S., falling behind Amazon. Despite this decline, SpaceX's stock remains above its IPO price. The article notes that SpaceX briefly surpassed both Amazon and Microsoft in market capitalization after its IPO but now stands at $2.44 trillion, while Amazon's market value is $2.62 trillion.
Donald Tusk's government adopts a resolution on a permanent US military base in Poland
The Polish Council of Ministers' Committee on National Security, chaired by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, approved a resolution aimed at establishing a permanent U.S. military base in Poland. The resolution was proposed by Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, who emphasized that creating such a base would require significant organizational and financial preparation. The text of the resolution has not yet been made public. This decision follows reports that the United States plans to withdraw part of its military forces from Poland, prompting lobbying efforts from Polish politicians and some
Karol Świderski in the Widzew Łódź
Karol Świderski, 29-letni reprezentant Polski, został nowym piłkarzem Widzewa Łódź. Wraca do polskiej ekstraklasy po siedmiu latach gry zagranicą, w tym w Grecji, Stanach Zjednoczonych i we Włoszech. Transfer odbył się na zasadzie definitywnego przeniesienia z Panathinaikosu Ateny, gdzie występował od stycznia 2025 roku. Według mediów koszt transferu wyniósł milion euro, a Świderek będzie zarabiał około 1,5 mln euro rocznie. Prezes Widzewa podkreślił, że zawodnik ma cenne cechy, które wzmocnią ofensywne działanie drużyny.
Was the shooting of the Russian artist a contract killing?
On June 18, 2026, Polish police arrested a 36-year-old man suspected of murdering Russian artist Sergei Skrepek. The suspect used a Georgian passport, but it is believed to be fake, and he is likely Chechen. The killing occurred on Monday morning in Biała Podlaska, where the suspect fired three shots at the 44-year-old Russian before shooting him twice in the head. Authorities believe the act was premeditated rather than impulsive. The suspect was apprehended in Piastów near Warsaw, with other foreigners present being checked by border guards. A joint investigative team including detectives,特种
CBA is investigating corruption in Pesa Minsk Mazowiecki
The Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA) has arrested seven individuals, including three employees of Pesa Mińsk Mazowiecki and four businesspeople working with the company, on suspicion of bribery and corruption. The investigation suggests that between December 2019 and January 2024, senior officials at Pesa accepted financial benefits in exchange for confidential information about public tenders and directly influenced their conduct. The estimated value of the affected public contracts exceeds 28.5 million zł. The CBA has imposed precautionary measures, including property guarantees and bail
It's gonna be the hottest weekend of the year.
A heatwave is approaching Poland, with temperatures expected to rise by 8-10 degrees Celsius above normal. The western and south-western regions have issued meteorological warnings for heatwaves. On Friday morning, temperatures reached 21.4°C in Słubicach, while Suwałki was the coolest area at 14.2°C. Meteorologist Tomasz Wasilewski explained that high-pressure systems over the North Sea and Atlantic are bringing hot air to Europe.
They can't get their money back. "I just wanted to exchange currency".
A client of Aforti Exchange claims he wanted only to exchange currency but lost his money after attempting to retrieve it since the beginning of the year. The company states that everything complies with regulations and mentions technical issues and the termination of cooperation by a key partner. The case is under investigation by prosecutors.
Kid with no plates, no medical records, a drunk driver.
A 33-year-old man was caught driving a Fiat 126p without license plates, without a driver's license, and with more than three promiles of alcohol in his blood. The incident occurred on national road number 79 in Żabieniec. A police officer noticed the car due to the missing front license plate and conducted a traffic stop. The driver was found to be under the influence of alcohol, lacked a valid driver's license, and was operating a vehicle without current technical inspection.
It was to be his last year in exile, and the wandering of the disciples would continue.
The renovation of Warsaw's Primary School No. 215, located in Gocławek, was expected to be completed by the end of the summer break so students could begin their school year in the renovated building. However, parents were informed in June that due to delays caused by the contractor Stoen Operator, the school cannot be connected to the power grid, pushing back the completion date. The district office has identified the contractor as responsible, but students continue to attend classes in temporary locations while waiting for the project to finish.
US-Iranian talks in Switzerland called off
The planned peace talks between the United States and Iran, scheduled for Friday in the Swiss mountain resort of Buergenstock, have been canceled. The Swiss Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that the discussions would not take place. The White House stated that technical talks had not yet been finalized, and Vice President JD Vance would not travel to Switzerland due to logistical reasons. The U.S. remains committed to resuming negotiations as soon as possible. This development adds uncertainty to the next phase of negotiations following the temporary agreement signed by Tehran and Washing
Lotto results for June 8th.
The article reports the results of the most recent Lotto draw held on June 6, 2026, listing the winning numbers as 32, 8, 17, 36, 7, and 47. It also provides details about the next draw scheduled for Tuesday, June 9, 2026, at 10:00 PM. The article mentions the current jackpot amount of 27 million złoty and notes the highest-ever prize of 36 million złoty won in 2017. Additionally, it covers the results of the Lotto Plus draw with numbers 48, 29, 36, 34, 17, and 41, explaining that players must have a standard Lotto ticket to participate in Lotto Plus. The article also briefly mentions the Mini
Starmer's rival in Parliament, Andy Burnham, is running for the leadership of the Labour Party.
Andy Burnham has won a by-election in the northern English constituency of Makerfield, securing nearly 10,000 more votes than his opponent from the anti-immigration Reform UK party. This victory opens the door for Burnham to challenge current Prime Minister Keir Starmer for leadership of the Labour Party. Burnham plans to resign as mayor of Greater Manchester to take up his parliamentary seat. The article notes that Starmer faces internal challenges within his party due to poor polling and election results.
Marcin Kierwiński asked about shelters in Poland.
Minister of Internal Affairs and Administration Marcin Kierwiński confirmed during an interview with TVN24 that the fire service has compiled a report on shelters in Poland. He mentioned that a new category of shelters has been created, modeled after Ukraine's system. Kierwiński noted that approximately four thousand existing shelter locations have been reviewed by firefighters, and around two thousand additional sites were reported this year. The process continues as more locations are added.
A bottle of radioactive material has gone missing.
A bottle containing highly radioactive cesium-137 was stolen from a medical institute laboratory in Argentina. Local authorities have issued a nationwide alert and activated an emergency protocol. The cesium was stored in a thick lead cylinder designed to block radiation. Authorities warn against touching or handling the bottle if found. The Argentine Nuclear Regulatory Authority (ARN) has initiated a nuclear crisis intervention protocol and notified relevant agencies. According to the American CDC, exposure to cesium-137 can increase cancer risk and cause burns, radiation sickness, or death.
The Black Death was already ravaging 5,500 years ago
A new study published in the journal Nature reveals evidence of deadly plague outbreaks among hunter-gatherer communities 5,500 years ago. Researchers sequenced DNA from human remains found in four cemeteries near Lake Baikal in Eastern Siberia. By analyzing genetic data alongside archaeological findings and radiocarbon dating, they reconstructed how different plagues affected the region's populations. The lead author, Eske Willerslev, suggests that the plague originated in Central Asian hunter-gatherer communities and that mass mortality outbreaks were likely common, challenging the notion of
Lotto results for Tuesday, June 16, 2026, check the lucky numbers
The article reports the results of the Lotto draw held on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, including the winning numbers, details about the game format, ticket price, and the current jackpot amount. It also provides information about the upcoming draw and mentions historical records of the highest wins in Lotto and Lotto Plus. The article then begins to cover the results of the Mini Lotto draw.
Donald Tusk spoke with Volodymyr Zelensky in Brussels. "I am grateful to Poland"
Donald Tusk met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Brussels on the sidelines of an EU summit. They discussed bilateral issues, Ukraine's potential EU membership, and challenges posed by Russian aggression. Zelenskyy expressed gratitude toward Poland for its support since the beginning of Russia's invasion, emphasizing shared security interests and the importance of protecting freedom for nations bordering Russia.
"Shame on Poland". Kierwiński: I forced myself to watch it
Minister Marcin Kierwiński ocenił, że Robert Bąkiewicz, który został zatrzymany w Berlinie za próbę umieszczenia krzyża przy pomniku polskich ofiar hitlerowskich, przynosi wstyd Polsce. Kierwiński twierdzi, że Bąkiewicz działał na zlecenie partii PiS i że jego działanie było prowokacyjne. Minister zaznaczył, że wydarzenie miało miejsce w przeddzień podpisania umowy o współpracy obronnej między Polską a Niemcami.
Żurek wants to pardon a Polish man convicted of murder in Germany
The Polish Minister of Justice and Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek has decided to restart the clemency procedure for Piotr Pytel, a Polish citizen serving a life sentence in Germany for murder. Pytel was convicted in Munich in 2004 for killing a woman, though he denied involvement at the time. Another man, Tomasz W., known as 'Lis,' confessed to the crime and served his sentence. Police traced Pytel through phone logs near the crime scene and obtained his confession, leading to his conviction. Recently, Tomasz W. was arrested in Poland and confessed to the murder.
"They carry a cross to sow hatred". It's "political hooligan".
In Poland, Poslanka Monika Rosa of the Civic Coalition (KO) called the actions of Robert Bąkiewicz and the Movement for the Defense of Borders (ROG) in Berlin 'political hooliganism.' The incident involved an attempt to place a cross at a temporary memorial site in central Berlin commemorating Polish victims of World War II and German occupation. German police intervened, using force against six individuals who resisted.
The Minister on the abolition of VAT: the difference will be several grossoms
Poland's Energy Minister Miłosz Motyka stated that fuel prices will not see radical increases after the expiration of the CPN package on June 30. He indicated that price differences would likely be only a few groszy compared to the current CPN rates. Motyka also mentioned that VAT rates would increase but expected wholesale price drops to offset this. The Ministry of Finance announced a gradual reduction of the CPN program due to changing conditions in the Middle East.
Reporters are protesting. "Does ChatGPT have a press pass?"
Hundreds of journalists and media workers in France protested against planned layoffs and changes in their profession driven by artificial intelligence capabilities. The founder of investigative website Mediapart warned that journalism is under unprecedented threat. Media outlets are facing an economic crisis due to declining demand for paid content and reduced advertising revenue captured by digital platforms. Additionally, tensions exist between the press and major AI companies, with some media groups planning to replace editors with AI tools.
Zuckerberg on changes in Meta. 'We made mistakes'
Mark Zuckerberg, owner of Meta, acknowledged mistakes made by the company during its transformation towards artificial intelligence (AI), according to an internal memo obtained by Reuters. The memo outlines challenges related to the rapid development of AI technology and emphasizes the need for organizational stability amid ongoing changes. Zuckerberg mentioned that while Meta is investing heavily in AI, it does not expect widespread layoffs this year and aims to reassign employees affected by recent restructuring to roles involving AI training.
A child on a crocodile run.
A three-year-old child was seriously injured after entering a crocodile enclosure at Johnsons Zoo of Old Hurst in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire. Police arrested a 30-year-old man from Norfolk on suspicion of attempted murder. The incident occurred around 1:30 PM local time on Thursday. The child was taken to Addenbrooke Hospital in Cambridge with critical but stable injuries. Authorities stated the arrested man and the child did not know each other. Investigations are ongoing.
He published data on foreigners in Krakow.
A Krakow activist named Adam Laczek published data on foreigners living and working in Krakow, responding to discussions around citizen patrols and migration. His post used three sources: municipal population records, legalization data from the Malopolska Voivodeship, and social insurance statistics for people employed by companies registered in Krakow. The data showed that Ukrainians, Belarusians, and Indians make up the largest groups of foreigners in Krakow and the surrounding area. Laczek became a target of online harassment and threats after his post, now fearing for his safety.
Traffic is back in the Strait of Hormuz, a record since the beginning of the conflict.
Vice President JD Vance stated during a White House briefing that both the United States and Iran are adhering to the terms of an initial peace agreement. He noted that 12.5 million barrels of oil passed through the Strait of Hormuz overnight, setting a record since the start of the conflict, and that Iran did not attack ships in the strait for the second consecutive night. Vance also mentioned that the U.S. military allowed more than a dozen ships through its blockade, indicating compliance with their part of the agreement. Additionally, he expressed expectations that Israel would respect its
"She didn't even stop".
A teenager was seen riding a scooter without a helmet across a pedestrian crossing just before an approaching car on June 15 in Warsaw's Bielany district. The incident was captured on video by an anonymous witness who described the area as having poor visibility for pedestrians. The witness noted that the girl did not stop and quickly fled after the incident. The article mentions new regulations requiring children and teenagers under 16 to wear helmets while riding scooters or bicycles, which came into effect on June 3.