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Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki criticized his government's policy towards Ukraine, calling it 'a living shield, iron for blood.

The Sąd Okręgowy in Warsaw rejected Marcin Romanowski's defense request to lift the European Arrest Warrant.

A new decision regarding Romanowski has been made, and the court did not consider his defense's request.

A techno festival may threaten bat colonies, raising concerns about environmental protection.

The latest CBOS poll shows a decline in support for both Koalicja Obywatelska and Prawo i Sprawiedliwość, while Konfederacja's popularity increases.

Poseł Szymon Giżyński was suspended from PiS after making controversial statements about local government referendums.

Five passengers were removed from a flight to Croatia due to their disruptive behavior on board.

Two tourists got stuck in the Tatra Mountains because they were guided by artificial intelligence. The incident highlights the importance of following safety rules when hiking in the mountains.

The EU agrees to open a second chapter in Ukraine's accession negotiations, with a formal decision expected on Tuesday.

ONZ reports that 265 civilians were killed in Ukraine in June, one of the highest numbers since 2022.

Netflix is reportedly interested in acquiring the popular movie platform Letterboxd, which has over 30 million users.

Trump promotes a network of fuel stations offering cheap prices, despite experts warning that such a model may not be sustainable without external support.

The Belgian government prepares for the World Cup by organizing fan zones and other events across the country.

Berlin's CDU party faces a potential leadership change after their mayoral candidate withdraws from the race due to poor performance in recent elections.

Kremlin officials admit to fuel supply issues and express concern over Russia's potential use of nuclear weapons in Ukraine.

A former WOT soldier faces charges for allegedly spying for Russia and participating in an anti-Ukrainian incident in Poznan.