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Front page leadDuring Roberta Metsola's speech in the Polish Sejm, some MPs held up banners.
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During Roberta Metsola's speech in the Polish Sejm, some MPs held up banners.
The President of the European Parliament acknowledged imperfections during her visit to the Polish Sejm.
Poland is presented as a crucial test for Europe's future, with France and Germany to follow.
President Duda has decided on new members for the Management Board of the National Bank of Poland.
Interia.pl has learned that two new deputy ministers will be appointed, and their names are known.
A statement suggests that appointing Piotrowicz and Pawłowicz to the Constitutional Tribunal was a mistake.
A new poll shows consensus among Poles regarding the government's actions concerning the Constitutional Tribunal.
The United States has presented five main objectives as part of its plan to conclude the war.
The stock market experienced a significant loss of $2.5 trillion, with investors being told they are to blame.
A Polish football legend offers a harsh assessment of the national team's performance, suggesting major squad changes are needed.
The article provides details of a meeting between a Deputy Prime Minister and former Prime Minister Morawiecki, stating it's not a secret.
Poland is nearing its debt limit, with economic arithmetic indicating an unavoidable situation.
The budget has a more positive outcome than expected, with the deficit projected to be lower than previously forecast.
According to The Washington Post, Americans are surprised by election results in the second-largest state.
The Financial Times suggests that a European country with 50 million inhabitants might soon undertake a radical migration shift.
The Economist reports that Netflix is struggling, with its executives allegedly ignoring the problems.