Poland's Law and Justice party has prepared a bill to set up a public trust commission made up of fifteen experts who are not politicians. The commission would investigate the Zondacrypto affair. Party leader Jarosław Kaczyński framed it as a test, saying those who truly want to reach the truth will back the proposal.
Greece will pay 3 billion euros for three Israeli air defense systems. The deal comes as Israel's defense industry posts record sales despite the Gaza war and heavy use of its own military resources. Critics say Greece is becoming a satellite of Israel.
Western media have outlined seven possible Russian provocations or attacks, with two seen as highly realistic. One scenario involves cutting underwater cables, another uses a captured drone to strike a NATO target while Russia denies involvement. Poland is among the countries at risk. The fear grows as Putin's forces ready a major offensive in Ukraine.
A Polish commentator has slammed the decision to award Karol Nawrocki the Order of the White Eagle. The writer warns that following this logic, the next honoree could be Janusz Waluś, a killer celebrated by the extreme right as a 'cursed soldier.' The piece argues that such honors tarnish the medal's prestige.
The United States has invited Russia to the G20, a move that has left European leaders surprised and angry. German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil said he wants the American side to make clear that Russia should not be treated as a regular guest. The invitation has sparked controversy given Russia's ongoing actions in Ukraine.
Dan Driscoll, the deputy Pentagon chief, has resigned, with reports pointing to a conflict with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Driscoll, an ally of Vice President J.D. Vance, had pushed for major reforms of the army, including working with business and buying tens of thousands of cheap drones.
Minister Marcin Kierwiński paid a visit to Barczewo, but his trip didn't sit well with local firefighters. During the stop, he turned down their request, though the details of what they asked for weren't disclosed. The refusal left the fire crews without the support they'd hoped for. No further explanation from the minister was reported.
Russian schools are set to increase lessons on war and patriotism in the new academic year. At the same time, they will cut back on foreign language and social studies instruction. President Putin used a strange metaphor to mark the start of the school year.
Professor Rychard warns that the Zondacrypto scandal could complicate efforts to unite the right-wing camp. He argues the affair hits voters personally, since anyone could have lost savings on the crypto exchange. Unlike abstract political disputes, this one touches people's wallets directly.
Ukrainian authorities reassure that there will be no food shortage, but supply chains are being disrupted. Russia is attacking warehouses of retail chains. The networks need to be rebuilt.
The Polish Ministry of Education is introducing several changes for the upcoming school year. Updates cover smartphone usage, health education, and school cafeterias. New textbooks will also be provided for first and fourth grade students.
On the anniversary of September 1st, Wieliński questions whether we can trust our allies. He warns that in these dangerous times, wrong decisions will have catastrophic consequences. The piece reflects on the fragility of alliances.
Biały Dom planuje sprzedać deweloperowi fragment Parku Narodowego Yosemite. Chodzi o teren, który wcześniej należał do prywatnych właścicieli, a teraz ma wrócić w ich ręce. Pomysł budzi kontrowersje, bo oznacza oddanie części chronionego obszaru pod inwestycje. Krytycy ostrzegają, że to krok w stronę komercjalizacji parku. Decyzja wciąż nie zapadła, ale sprawa wywołała ostrą debatę o przyszłości publicznych terenów.
Rząd wycofuje się z pośpiechu w sprawie limitów zarobków i czasu pracy lekarzy. Wcześniejsze zapowiedzi szybkiego wprowadzenia tych regulacji straciły na aktualności. Urzędnicy nie traktują już tej kwestii jako priorytetu, co może wynikać z oporu środowiska medycznego lub innych pilniejszych spraw. Na razie lekarze będą pracować na dotychczasowych zasadach, a nowe przepisy mogą poczekać.
Polish politician Karol Nawrocki has accused Moscow loyalists of occupying the highest offices in the Polish state. Speaking about 2026, he claimed these figures sit in the most critical positions of power. His remarks suggest deep concern over foreign influence in Poland's government. No further details or evidence were provided in the brief statement.
The article raises a pointed question: does Putin actually want to talk peace with America? It comes amid Russia's grinding war of attrition against Ukraine, which has dragged on for years. The piece likely examines whether Moscow's rhetoric about negotiations is genuine or just a tactical maneuver.
Andrzej Poczobut, a Polish-Belarusian journalist, told diplomats in Poland that Belarusian authorities want key activists of the Polish Union to leave the country. He insists he must return to Belarus, saying the country is five minutes away from totalitarianism. His remarks came during a meeting with accredited diplomats in Poland.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said Morocco and Spain are working together to resolve the migration crisis in Ceuta. He insisted that Morocco did not cause the crisis, but rather Russia and Israel exploited the situation. Sánchez's comments aim to ease tensions with Rabat.
The Zondacrypto scandal has reached the Polish parliament. The Development Plus party wants an investigative committee, while PiS is skeptical. KO's Roman Giertych is stirring the pot and looking at people close to Jarosław Kaczyński.
Polish fighter jets intercepted a Russian reconnaissance plane over the Baltic Sea. The Polish Ministry of Defense announced the encounter via a post on X.
Polish and American troops are training together in Germany. The exercises include sneaking behind enemy lines, hiding from drones and civilians, and a simulated attack on a key enemy position. The scenarios draw directly from the war in Ukraine.
Russia has dropped any pretense and openly threatens massive strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. This comes despite signals that peace negotiations might resume. The Kremlin is not hiding its intentions.
American military officials had warned Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth about the risks of escalating conflict with Iran. They now say that pushing into war could stretch US forces too thin. That might weaken America's ability to defend other regions and its own territory.
Teachers gathered outside the prime minister's office the day before school started. They held signs like "Being polite is over" and "Politicians to the blackboard." A union deputy said the government hasn't linked teacher pay to the average wage, as promised.
Google has updated its maps to show a new name for Lake Ontario, following a dispute between Trump and Canada. The company said the change matches official government sources. The move is part of an ongoing spat over the lake's name.
Barbara Nowacka criticized the decision to veto eDziennik. She described the move as unwise and driven by lobbying efforts.
The US military attacked Iranian rocket launchers in the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday. This was the first military action in a month, breaking a ceasefire. Iran responded by firing missiles at US bases in Jordan, calling it retaliation for a deadly attack.
Artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcantara says freedom of speech does not exist in Cuba. He warns that the regime would violently crush even a peaceful protest.
Polish Education Minister Barbara Nowacka is facing significant criticism and hate speech. Some view her as a leader who listens to experts, while others claim she manages poorly. Debate continues over her impact on the school system.
The article questions how relevant the 21 postulates of August 1980 are today. It argues that these demands should not serve merely as a symbolic cover for Polish democracy, but should be integrated into the fabric of social life. The postulates need to be more than a historical artifact.
Andrzej Wielowieyski, a former Polish senator and public figure, died on Saturday evening, August 29. He was remembered as a tireless worker who devoted his life to serving others and was described as a great Pole in every sense.
Seven judges from Poland's Constitutional Tribunal have issued a statement urging that all judges elected by the Sejm be allowed to rule. They argue this would be the first step toward resolving the crisis surrounding the Tribunal and rebuilding the institution. The judges emphasized that this move is essential for restoring trust in the court.