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The front page of Wyborcza.pl features a prominent story about internal political maneuvering within Poland's ruling party (PiS), with former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki reportedly opposing a committee decision. Other top stories include a report on Krakow's water utility facing prosecution…
Internal political dynamics within Poland's Law and Justice party (PiS) are revealed, with reports suggesting that a committee meeting discussed removing Mateusz Morawiecki, and Jaroslaw Kaczynski's allies reportedly voted in his favor, against the wishes of Deputy Prime Minister Jaroslaw Glinksi.
Krakow's water utility company is under investigation by the prosecutor's office due to high executive salaries and questionable consulting agreements, raising concerns about financial management.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk offers his perspective on the internal disagreements within the opposition party PiS, humorously referring to it as an ongoing series.
Former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announces the formation of a new political club, stating his disinterest in party games and his intention to operate independently.
An investigation into the Gromda boxing federation, described as an "elite club of real gentlemen," delves into its internal workings and controversies.
Changes in the e-commerce and IT sectors are being reversed, with speculation that the government may have withdrawn due to fear of the repercussions of its initial decisions.
France and Spain are struggling to contain widespread wildfires amidst a race against time and escalating environmental challenges.
A cultural piece referencing Witold Gombrowicz's connection to the ship 'Chrobry' and his eventual departure from Poland.
