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The front page of Wyborcza.pl highlights a story about alleged actions by individuals associated with Sikorski in Washington, a story on Sweden's social democrats, a report on Ukraine and Moldova's EU accession prospects, a piece on addiction in the US, a story about a Polish woman aiming to lead…
Sikorski uses old acquaintances among Republicans, Kościniak-Kamysz congratulates the president of the party, and Karol Nawrocki, the president of the IPN, plays along with Trump. Allegedly, all Poles are one team for the sake of an American military base in Poland.
Sweden's social democrats have made a complete turn and are now supporting startups and the stock market, a stark contrast to their previous policies.
Ukraine and Moldova are awaiting accession to the European Union, with "three important lessons" to be drawn from the process.
Millions of people in the USA are addicted to online gambling, affecting both their personal and professional lives.
Donald Trump has reportedly reached an agreement with Vladimir Putin concerning diesel imports, a move that Ukrainian President Zelensky warns could lead to more Russian casualties.
The United States has imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court.
A Polish individual is seeking to lead the Die Linke party in Hamburg, amidst a German political climate where discussions about migrants are prevalent.
This story discusses a situation involving actress Gillian Anderson, suggesting potential blackmail and a missed opportunity regarding a role.
