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Poland's Foreign Ministry issues an official note demanding respect for the rights and dignity of detained activists on a flotilla to Gaza.

Three men are charged with spying for Russia.

A 18-year-old girl goes missing without her phone and personal belongings.

The Polish government has assured that US forces in Poland will not be reduced.

A dangerous incident on Warsaw's train tracks involves a drunk driver of a drezyna.

An ambulance transported by a nietrzeźwy kierowca is stopped by the police.

The PiS camp may submit another referendum proposal regarding climate policy and ETS.

Radni KO and Lewicy boycott a special meeting of the Kraków City Council called by the opposition before the referendum on the dismissal of Aleksander Miszalski as president of the city.

Izraelski minister Itamar Ben Gvir faces potential dismissal over his inflammatory behavior, sparking political turmoil and raising questions about the boundaries of acceptable conduct in public life.

A German tourist, who lost her legs in an attack in Modena, returns home, while a Polish woman remains critical in hospital.

Russia prepares to borrow in yuan as it struggles with a significant budget deficit, demonstrating its willingness to seek alternative financial sources amid ongoing economic challenges.

The US offers humanitarian aid to Cuba, potentially signaling the end of a long-standing conflict between the two nations. This move highlights the importance of diplomacy in resolving international disputes.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer reflects on his first two years in office, acknowledging that gradual change is not enough to address the country's pressing issues.

The US predicts a busy hurricane season due to the impact of El Nino, raising concerns about the potential for costly natural disasters and the need for preparedness and response strategies.

Europe debates video game rights, focusing on the issue of consumers losing access to purchased games when publishers shut down servers.

Białoruś denies visas to six Polish clergy members, further straining relations between the two countries and raising concerns about religious freedom and diplomatic tensions.