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The Wyborcza.pl front page features a mix of domestic Polish political news, including a significant story about parliamentary proceedings regarding a new TK judge and a vote on a presidential veto, alongside legal and business news. There are also articles on science, culture, and local news…
A chaotic day in the Sejm saw a new judge elected for the Constitutional Tribunal (TK) and a vote on the president's veto concerning cryptocurrency regulations.
The Regional Court in Katowice has ruled on the arrests of individuals involved in the Zondacrypto case, with some spending up to three months in custody.
A few-second recording has revealed that the president of a security industry chamber inadvertently exposed cooperation between two men.
An article detailing an operation where a large number of soldiers pursued a small group of individuals, referencing a figure known as "The Man Who Yawned."
A medical breakthrough in treating obesity not only helps with weight reduction but also has positive effects on longevity.
An article about a cultural event or commentary featuring Bartosz Szydłowski, referencing a citizen-led "process" taking place in a public square.
Road builders await a decision on an environmental permit for the SII project, with the Lublin Voivode announcing an appeal.
The Konfederacja party is reportedly making strategic moves within the Zondacrypto investigation, with deputy Wipler facing scrutiny.
The sister of Sylwester Suszka questions the motives behind the arrest of Waldemar Żura, suggesting the reasons are not related to family matters.
Researchers have identified more than 1200 genes that play a significant role in shaping an individual's personality.
