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The front page of Fakt, a Polish news website, features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a warning about suspicious SMS messages potentially linked to PESEL number theft, a court case involving Viki Gabor's father, and a political discussion about a judicial…
Patients across Poland are receiving alarming SMS messages, with one recipient expressing fear that it could be a trap and concerns about PESEL number theft.
The trial of Viki Gabor's father has reached an unexpected conclusion with no verdict being delivered, as the defendant did not appear in person.
Minister Święczkowski commented on the situation regarding Maciej Berek's potential judicial role, stating he would 'grit his teeth'.
A deeply moving funeral took place in Łódź featuring ten small coffins, attended by the current president, Nawrocki.
Shocking details emerge from Austria about a man who allegedly drugged and raped his wife, leading to her death, and he was reportedly not alone.
A tour bus carrying tourists has crashed in the Swiss Alps, resulting in fatalities and numerous injuries, according to police reports.
Hundreds of jellyfish have washed ashore on the beach in Sopot, surprising locals and drawing attention from internet users.
The construction of a famous Polish highway from the PRL era was marred by disturbing incidents that the authorities attempted to conceal.
Marta Nawrocka discusses her financial situation, stating she is comfortable due to her pension.
Włodzimierz Czarzasty has received correspondence from the President's Chancellery and has indicated how he will respond.
Russians are taking measures against potential attacks, including reinforcing windows, purchasing insurance, and using metro stations as shelters.
The Chief Sanitary Inspectorate (GIS) has issued a warning about toxins found in a herbal product, advising that its consumption could be a health risk.
A train conductor has shed light on the controversial practice of passengers putting their feet on seats, explaining the circumstances under which it might be permissible.
Police are investigating the destruction of a UPA monument, with footage showing Grzegorz Braun hitting it with a hammer.
The Commissioner for Human Rights (RPO) has filed an appeal to the Supreme Court, potentially leading to a new development in the case of Piotr Niemczyk.
A British visitor to Łódź described his experience, noting that he was 'greeted with a gun' and found the city distinct from Wrocław and Krakow.
The Minister has made a significant decision concerning a university linked to the organization Ordo Iuris, described as a powerful blow.
An expert discusses the phenomenon of 'ghosting' in modern dating, particularly in the context of apps like Tinder, attributing it to people's poor tolerance for uncertainty.
