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The main stories on Wyborcza.pl focus on education and current events in Poland. A prominent article discusses a PISA study indicating that 24% of Polish 15-year-olds struggle with reading comprehension, suggesting a broader global trend. Other headlines cover a historical railway station in…
A PISA study reveals that for the first time, a generation of Polish 15-year-olds shows significantly weaker reading comprehension compared to their parents, a trend observed globally. Experts attribute this to a lack of desire to learn among students.
The conservator's decision to not list the Gdańsk PKS station as a historic monument will allow developers to proceed with their plans, sparking controversy.
The owner of commercial buildings has secured a victory in a dispute with the city hall and the conservator, paving the way for significant developments.
The Tatra Mountains are experiencing a high number of tourist accidents this season, indicating a challenging period for visitors.
This story delves into the internal political dynamics and emotions within the Konfederacja party following a significant defeat experienced by one of its members.
A report on a complex criminal investigation involving a businessman accused of ordering four murders, highlighting the intricacies of the case.
