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Niemiecki Bundestag held a debate on Poland, emphasizing the need to treat Warsaw as an equal partner in relations with Berlin. The German MPs discussed economic and military development, postulating improved infrastructure and cooperation. Meanwhile, former Trybunał Stanu chairwoman Małgorzata Manowska was fined for not calling meetings of the full body. In other news, Poland is working on a ban on patostreaming, while a proposed donation of buses to Ukraine sparked political controversy in Kielce. Krzysztof Stanowski's call for a lynching of an tax office employee stirred controversy, and the Sejm is considering extending the fireworks ban to include New Year's Eve and Christmas. The Polish Episcopate is preparing a crisis management guide for parishes, while a 19-year-old man was placed under police supervision for desecrating a church in Łubowo. Finally, Radosław Sikorski joked about Karol Nawrocki's trip to Washington, D.C., and Konrad Frysztak expressed concern over the 'browning' of Poland's right-wing political scene.

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World

In a tense international atmosphere, the US announces plans to bombard Iran tonight, with Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth stating that the attacks will target key facilities. Meanwhile, Ukraine denounces attempts to exploit Andrzej Szeptycki's Ukrainian heritage for political gain, urging Polish politicians to adhere to European human rights standards. The Pentagon warns Cuba against acquiring weapons that could threaten US interests, while Russia continues to expand its military infrastructure near NATO borders. In Belfast, water cannons are used to disperse protesters following a violent incident involving an immigrant. Lotto results are announced for various games, and Xzibit's concert in Riga is canceled due to his previous performances in Russia. The Pope blesses the Christ the King Tower in Barcelona, marking a significant achievement in Gaudi's legacy. Finally, 'Onet Rano' features interviews with Minister of Energy Miłosz Motyka and Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnowska. In total, these events highlight the complexities and challenges faced by nations around the world.

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