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The front page of Wyborcza features a prominent story about Radoslaw Sikorski's views on the president's stance, highlighting security concerns related to Russia. Other top stories include a declaration by Constitutional Tribunal judges regarding their actions, a political commentary on a…
Radoslaw Sikorski states that if the president has privileged information from the USA, which he does not share with the ruling party, or if he is blocking attacks on Poland from Russia, it is a sign of negligence of security, which is growing and irresponsible.
Judges are accusing President Karol Nawrocki of an 'arbitrary attempt at selection'.
The Civic Coalition wants to quickly forget about the case of Kołodziejczak, whose verdict has been issued and no one is defending him.
The article discusses Poles who are aware they will lose their jobs and are thus hiring replacements from India.
For the first time in almost a decade, the Pope was absent from an event.
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A report features interviews conducted by daily journalists with convicted individuals.
The latest autumn issue of the magazine is available.
Failures are occurring in the photovoltaic sector, with payments in the millions not being processed.
A school in Łódź is altering its system for teacher remuneration due to a lack of funds for pensions.
The National Museum possesses millions of exhibits in storage and intends to construct a large museum.
The Minister of National Defence states that the Polish Army will become the best-equipped in Europe by tomorrow.
