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Wyborcza.pl's front page features a main story about a Polish governor's decision regarding a nurse from Turkey, alongside several other domestic and international news items. Topics include airport development in Poland, a diplomatic incident involving Russia and Iran, and a human-interest story…
A governor twice refused entry to Poland for a nurse from Turkey working in Warsaw; a crucial envelope she lost may determine her fate, despite her being legally in Poland and awaiting a summons.
The Central Communication Port (CPK) airport project is progressing calmly, while the real estate market faces uncertainty and potential changes, impacting large-scale investments.
Negotiations between the US and Iran have commenced, with former US President Trump stating that they will demand more from Iran.
A roundup of interesting discoveries and lesser-known facts from the past week, covering various topics.
This story likely discusses Russian military actions or statements, with a focus on a rocket incident and its potential motivations, as perceived by Russian media.
A personal account of discovering a museum exhibit related to the Solidarity movement in London, exploring its significance.
A woman in Częstochowa assaulted an Uber driver, reportedly due to xenophobia, yelling that he was Ukrainian.
An article discussing potential changes in Polish finances due to OKI, with a tax advisor explaining how to calculate profits before taxes.
