Farmer bought land from the church. Clergy want it back. "Forceful methods" ↗
Front page leadA farmer purchased land from the church but the clergy are attempting to reclaim it, allegedly using 'forceful methods'.
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The Onet news front page highlights a dispute between a farmer and the church over a purchased plot of land, a political appointment of an NBP vice-president, and a tennis player breaking a WTA rule. Other stories cover weight loss tips, US politics, and a criminal case.
A farmer purchased land from the church but the clergy are attempting to reclaim it, allegedly using 'forceful methods'.
The President of Poland has appointed a new vice-president of the National Bank of Poland (NBP) and other members to its board.
A Ukrainian tennis player has reportedly broken a 'sacred rule' at the WTA Finals, leading to an official statement.
A prominent professor specializing in weight loss shares tips on how to manipulate the body to increase calorie expenditure.
US politician J.D. Vance is reportedly taking an independent political direction, signaling a potential shift within the American conservative movement.
An opinion piece suggests that the global reaction to the success of the Democrats was premature, implying potential future setbacks.
Emotions are running high following a proposal by the Polish People's Party (PSL) regarding the Constitutional Tribunal, with commentary suggesting a fundamental disagreement.
A homeless couple has been convicted for a brutal murder that took place in Cieszyn, with details suggesting premeditation.
The article discusses the search for missing persons in Mexico, highlighting both state efforts and the independent searches conducted by mothers.
Edward Mero, a former water utility worker, is revealed to be a murderer who allegedly burned down a house to conceal his crime, detailing the subsequent trial.
A film described as the 'most controversial of the year' has been released, drawing criticism from across the political spectrum.
A mechanic has selected 10 car models, including Toyota, Honda, and VW, that are known for their long-term reliability and resistance to breakdowns.
Commentator Grochal claims that another individual was present with Karol Nawrocki at the Constitutional Tribunal, suggesting a planned or significant event.
An explanation of the upcoming requirement for all drivers to exchange their licenses, detailing who is affected and the timelines involved.
A new survey reveals Polish public opinion on the government's handling of matters related to the Constitutional Tribunal, with a clear dominant response.
CAR T-cell therapy, described as a 'living drug', is providing new hope for individuals suffering from multiple myeloma, offering a potentially life-saving treatment.
The online personality known as Łatwogang addresses a recent job advertisement, providing direct information regarding salary expectations.
A woman shares her weight loss journey, detailing how she reduced her clothing size from 48 to 38 by applying a 'Japanese principle'.
Paleontologist Mary Schweitzer's groundbreaking discovery of fossilized soft tissue has reportedly challenged existing theories about dinosaurs.