New Trust Poll: Significant Declines on the Right, Change at the Top ↗
Front page leadA new trust poll reveals substantial drops in support for right-wing political parties, with a notable shift in the top rankings.
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A new trust poll reveals substantial drops in support for right-wing political parties, with a notable shift in the top rankings.
The number of victims from flash floods in Nepal continues to increase, with alarming footage circulating online.
Initial weather forecasts for the upcoming winter suggest it might be different from the previous one, with potential changes starting in December.
New DNA analysis results of a dead humpback whale suggest scientists' previous conclusions may have been incorrect.
Significant changes in the UEFA rankings are expected due to the outcomes of matches involving Polish clubs.
A Polish minister has requested a fine of 1 billion PLN against Meta, stating that there is more than enough evidence to support the action.
A mysterious villa owned by the president in Jurata, with a prominent tower built at the behest of Aleksandra Kwaśniewska.
According to a Bloomberg report, the Kremlin is not seeking an end to the war and may be planning further escalation, potentially involving nuclear threats.
A report highlights a unique situation within NATO where one member country reportedly has no standing army, raising questions about its preparedness.
Intense thunderstorms are forecast to hit certain regions of Poland, with predictions of significant rainfall.
Tennis player Maja Chwalińska had a sensational start in her match, but the game took an unexpected turn.
The Izera electric car project is being discontinued, with the government shifting its focus and support to Foxconn's plans.
An obscure 17th-century Irish law is reportedly preventing collective lawsuits against large tech companies across the European Union.
Sensational details about the potential sale of parts of TV Republika to the head of ZondaCrypto have been uncovered, with documents revealed.
Gangs are instilling increasing fear in the UK, with residents reportedly too frightened to act.
A woman shares her experience of eating three eggs a day for a week and reveals unexpected results, while a dietitian offers clarification.
Onet invites readers to participate in selecting the best Polish film of the past three decades.
A lawyer discusses the case against Dorota R., who faces potential record-breaking penalties for her involvement with supplements.
Russian forces launched drone and missile attacks overnight on Ukrainian cities including Kyiv, Odesa, Kryvyi Rih, and Zaporizhzhia, resulting in injuries.
The assets of Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarniecka, a potential replacement for Donald Tusk as deputy defense minister, have been disclosed.
An article details disturbing historical medical practices in a Galician village where children were reportedly treated by being placed in heated ovens.
A pilot made a decisive call to leave baggage behind when a plane was overweight, asserting their authority.
Fans reacted with overwhelming praise to Kuba Badach's performance in Sopot, describing it as extraordinary.