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The front page of Onet.pl features a mix of domestic and international news. Major domestic stories include reactions to a shooting incident in Krakow, updates on the ePUAP system being down due to a cyberattack, and discussions surrounding the Supreme Court's decisions. International news covers…
Following a shooting incident, the bravery of police officers is recognized across Poland, though the psychological impact on them is a subject of less discussion.
The Polish government's electronic platform, ePUAP, has been temporarily shut down because of a cyberattack, and there is no estimated time for service restoration.
Anna Korwin-Piotrowska has responded to a recent decision made by the Supreme Court concerning the Constitutional Tribunal.
A person who was supposed to dismantle illegal holiday homes in Zakopane is now facing a new issue related to the matter.
A well-known Polish investor is making a significant move into the defense industry by investing in the production of missiles.
The article speculates on the potential challenges Russell Brand might face in prison, suggesting the system could negatively impact him.
An expert analyzes Xi Jinping's intentions regarding Taiwan, challenging common perceptions of Beijing's strategic objectives.
The article presents accounts of individuals who risked their lives and health to help others.
The article shares touching tributes from friends and acquaintances of a police officer recognized for heroic actions.
Onet readers express their fear and hope following a significant event that has impacted their community.
A doctor recounts the harrowing experience of treating victims of the shooting in Krakow, emphasizing the emotional toll of not knowing outcomes.
On Poland's Independence Day, messages of congratulation and support are being sent to the country from various nations.
The article delves into historical instances of coups and power struggles in Poland shortly after regaining independence.
The article sheds light on the contributions of Polish women who fought fiercely for their country's independence.
Poles are redefining luxury, no longer prioritizing expensive cars but rather other values, indicating a shift in their aspirations.
The partnership between Iga Świątek and her team has ended acrimoniously, with both sides expressing exhaustion with the collaboration.
The family of a British national injured during the attack in Krakow has issued an appeal to the Polish public.
The 'International Report' discusses unfavorable developments in the United States that have implications for Poland.
Russia's FSB reports the detention of two Polish citizens, prompting a response and comment from the Polish authorities.
Students were present at a protest outside the Constitutional Tribunal, with the head of the Polish Teachers' Union offering his assessment of the situation.
