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The news on Onet.pl covers a mix of domestic Polish affairs including political reactions, economic news, and local events, alongside international stories concerning European politics and global sports. A significant story highlights the 25th anniversary of a life-changing heart and lung…
A man who was not expected to survive the holidays is celebrating 25 years since undergoing a groundbreaking heart and lung transplant that significantly advanced medical procedures.
Poland will switch to winter time tonight, meaning citizens will gain an extra hour of sleep as clocks are set back.
Commentator Stankiewicz suggests that the PiS party's attempts to engage with Donald Trump have failed, leading to a precarious situation.
Polish manufacturer Autosan has launched its new Bies and Sanvia buses, marking a significant development for the company.
A report by Politico suggests that Europe is facing a critical situation that could fundamentally change the continent.
Following the failure of a legislative bill, Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz reportedly reacted with extreme anger.
Donald Trump's endorsement of a particular candidate is seen as a misstep that could jeopardize Republican support in Texas.
Tennis legend Martina Navratilova has selected Polish player Maja Chwalińska, offering a justification for her decision.
A well-known celebrity was observed violating traffic regulations in Warsaw in an attempt to bypass traffic.
Young Polish ski jumper Kacper Tomasiak achieved a historic victory in Klingenthal with an exceptional jump.
According to journalist Dariusz Ćwiklak, Bogdan Święczkowski, the president of the Supreme Audit Office, revealed more than intended in a recent interview.
Actress Sydney Sweeney's fashion choice, featuring a bow on her chest, has caused a stir online, prompting questions about public reaction.
The actions of Andrzej Piesiewicz during his final days leading the Polish Olympic Committee (PKOl) have reportedly caused significant unrest among officials.
A new poll reveals which president of the Third Polish Republic is considered the best by the Polish public.
A recording of a tram accident involving a cyclist in Gorzów has been released by the municipal transport company to serve as a public safety warning.
A controversial film, previously condemned by the Vatican and banned for 50 years, is set to be released in Poland with censorship restrictions lifted.
Inhabitants of Stalowa Wola express ambivalence towards the SAFE program, stating they do not feel a need for the funds it provides.
A significant number of countries are boycotting the World Championships following FIFA's decision to allow Russian athletes to compete, causing a major controversy.
A recent survey indicates that the Polish public supports the establishment of a permanent US military base within Poland.
