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Wyborcza.pl's front page features a prominent story about Ryszard Terlecki's statement regarding the Sejm, alongside news on international relations between Iran and the USA, and domestic Polish issues including a protest by teachers and a discussion on drug pricing for seniors. Other visible…
A political commentary discussing Ryszard Terlecki's statement, noting that while people in Krakow defended Wawel, a majority of PiS supporters expected Kaczyński, and police cleared the road for him. Terlecki reportedly said, "Pies, ty ch..."
This story, filed from Iran by Marta Urzędowska, discusses a new escalation in the Iran-USA conflict, with American soldiers having previously warned Pete Hegseth.
Teachers are protesting today at the Prime Minister's office, demanding that politicians keep their promises. This indicates ongoing dissatisfaction within the education sector in Poland.
This article discusses issues related to drug pricing and accessibility for seniors in Poland, focusing on producers who might not agree to discounts, potentially impacting the availability of medicines on the free list for those aged 65 and over.
This story delves into the issue of school bullying and a significant meeting involving Nowakowska, exploring the reasons behind teachers' loss of trust in the ministry.
A brief news item mentioning the first victim of a crackdown that occurred in London.
This story seems to be about a club event or a symbolic gesture involving Soyuz Krecik and Rexia with the EU flag, possibly related to Gazeta Wyborcza's club.
This news report details a situation where houses were renovated under a clean air program, but seniors did not receive their expected funds, with a company apparently involved in taking 5 million PLN.
An article about urban planning in Olsztyn, quoting the city's President who expresses confidence in the urban planners' knowledge of the city and discusses the prospects of creating a plan.
