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Poland
The Wyborcza front page features a prominent story on protests in France, a potential warning from Trump to Europe, and various domestic Polish news items including a report on a church property sale and a local court decision. International news also includes a story about the destruction of…
Protesters are not waiting for changes in the upcoming elections. They expect action from the authorities now, with a historian and specialist in social and protest movements stating, "Wyborcza" will be involved in protests and strikes.
Donald Trump's statement suggests a potential withdrawal from international commitments, signaling a possible shift in global alliances and European security.
The property was sold for a significant sum, marking a substantial financial transaction involving the Church and multiple families.
A competition for the director of the MOCAK museum has been called off, and a court is reviewing the decision regarding the dismissal of a specific individual.
Action is being taken to remove Asian hornet nests in Krakow, with visual documentation of the process available.
The article discusses legal measures in Poland that are perceived as a way to suppress dissenting voices.
This is a guide to 27 different philharmonic orchestras across the country.
The headline suggests that Trump's actions or policies are perceived as benefiting Russia at the expense of Ukraine.
A referendum in Alberta shows that a significant majority of residents do not support secession from Canada.
