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The Onet front page features a mix of domestic Polish news and international affairs. Key domestic stories include a scandal within the Gdańsk police, a new cryptocurrency bill proposed by the President, political reactions in Krakow, and a missing persons report. International news touches on…
An investigation uncovers a scandal within the Gdańsk police headquarters, revealing behind-the-scenes details.
The Polish President has presented a second bill on cryptoassets, a move that comes after he vetoed the government's proposal.
A large-scale test of SUVs by Auto Świat has concluded, identifying the worst-performing models and highlighting several failures.
Actress Olga Frycz has released a statement following her father's funeral, making an appeal regarding her daughters.
New regulations concerning properties and apartments, effective September 20, are expected to significantly increase housing prices.
Sławomir Mentzen of Konfederacja has strongly reacted to political developments in Krakow, leading to the suspension of local activists.
Julia Przyłębska, President of the Constitutional Tribunal, is under scrutiny by the Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, with a report filed to the prosecutor's office.
Following her loss at the US Open, Iga Świątek has addressed the situation, putting an end to speculation.
Police are urgently seeking a missing pair of teenagers from Otwock, who have not returned home.
Maciej Berek, involved in government communication, reportedly has a contingency plan concerning potential invitations or interactions with the President.
Large protests took place in Berlin and other German cities against the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party's election results.
Actress Małgorzata Kożuchowska will not be taking on a role, with "personal reasons" given as the explanation.
Following the AfD's election victory in Saxony, this article examines the party's stance on Poland and its objectives regarding Warsaw.
A new study suggests that cognitive function can be improved, and brain aging slowed, with a daily regimen of just 20 minutes.
A comparison between the new and previous generations of the Toyota RAV4 to help consumers decide whether to buy new or used.
A major German company, a leader in its market with 31 branches, has declared bankruptcy, impacting approximately 1,000 employees.
A Chinese woman suffered rhabdomyolysis and was hospitalized after her boss punished her with 200 squats for failing to meet work quotas.
Shocking footage shows a Georgian judoka attacking his opponent after a match in Germany, breaking his jaw.
An intercepted conversation reportedly reveals that an associate of President Andrzej Duda lied regarding the Piesiewicz case.
Phoebe Bridgers' decision not to shave her legs before a red carpet event in Venice has sparked widespread discussion and commentary.
A widespread, simple mistake in home maintenance can lead to significant costs, much to the dismay of plumbing professionals.