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The Interia news front page is dominated by domestic Polish political news, specifically internal disputes within the ruling PiS party. International news covers the war in Ukraine, including Russian plans and Ukrainian defenses, as well as significant events in France and a car attack in Berlin…
Internal conflict within the Law and Justice (PiS) party is causing turmoil, with a significant statement from a party member expressing frustration and apologies for exceeding boundaries.
A significant meeting is taking place following the internal division within the PiS party, with one individual expressing sympathy towards the situation.
A new poll reveals the preferred candidate among Polish citizens for the position of Prime Minister.
France is experiencing devastating events leading to one of the largest evacuations in its history.
The Belarusian regime has issued a criticism of Poland and suggested mediation regarding the Białowieża border situation.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has disclosed Russia's strategic intentions for the autumn, reportedly involving a large-scale offensive.
Despite Robert Lewandowski being sidelined, another Polish player scored four goals in a match in New York.
A car has driven into a crowd in Berlin, triggering a manhunt and leading to the release of information about the perpetrator.
Coach Vuković expresses a strong stance regarding the upcoming season for the Widzew Łódź football club.
An interview discussing the justification of war actions and criticizing political decisions.
Russia launched ballistic missiles, and Ukraine mounted a defense using Patriot missile systems.
A story about a Polish individual who transitioned from a bakery to become a mayor near London.
A soldier fired shots near the border with Belarus, leading to a new investigation by the prosecutor's office.
Tourists planning trips to Greece or Croatia are warned about increasing deadly threats.
The weight-loss drug Ozempic has shown two surprising side effects that are causing concern among medical professionals.
A significant campaign is underway to boycott a successful film, but its impact appears to be limited.
