Expert Advocates Smart Use of Artificial Intelligence
Krzysztof Gerlach, managing director for corporate clients at mBank, advises against using AI solutions where they lack economic sense, but encourages their adoption where beneficial.
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Krzysztof Gerlach, managing director for corporate clients at mBank, advises against using AI solutions where they lack economic sense, but encourages their adoption where beneficial.
The future of auditing is inextricably linked with artificial intelligence, indicating that AI will be a fundamental component of modern audit practices. This highlights the growing reliance on advanced technology in the field.
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Artificial intelligence-created figures are becoming increasingly realistic, enabling them to infiltrate online communities and subtly influence public opinion. These "AI swarms" adapt and coordinate, presenting a novel challenge to democratic processes.
Jakub Stypuła notes that the investment market is currently diversified, with a high supply of projects in the energy segment, while the infrastructure market faces significant price pressure and competition.
A growing number of Polish patients are interested in hair transplants in Turkey, prompting a discussion of the 10 most important questions and answers related to the procedure.
A study by Traveldata indicates that holiday prices in Poland have entered a new phase, with early bookers getting good deals, but current prices are higher than last-minute deals from the previous year.

A shooting occurred at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, with authorities stating the suspect likely targeted Trump administration officials. The incident raised concerns about security and prompted reactions from attendees and officials.
A man suspected of firing shots during the White House Correspondents' Dinner, which was also attended by Donald Trump, has been identified as a teacher and game developer from Southern California.
New data from NIK reports and GITD clarifies the activation thresholds for speed cameras in Poland, dispelling myths and indicating a smaller margin of error than many drivers believe.
EU Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič stated his clear conviction that there will be no additional suspension of sanctions on Russian oil, following discussions with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
Hubert A. Janiszewski examines the recommendations and insights offered by artificial intelligence, specifically ChatGPT, regarding the regulation of cryptocurrencies in Poland.
Ministerstwo Kultury Włoch poinformowało, że Alessandro Giuli – szef tego resortu – nie weźmie udziału w inauguracji Biennale Sztuki w Wenecji, które odbędzie się 9 maja.
American actress and director Maggie Gyllenhaal has been announced as the president of the competition jury for the 2026 Venice Film Festival. She will lead the panel responsible for awarding the Golden Lion.
Journalist Jerzy Haszczyński shares his reflections on an experience in Turkey where he was considered 'dangerous,' discussing the freedoms and limitations faced by journalists.
The Polish Pavilion at the upcoming 61st Venice Art Biennale will present the 'Languages of Water' project, which explores communication beyond spoken language, including whale songs.
A recent electoral poll by the Pollster Research Institute for 'Super Express' indicates that the Civic Coalition's advantage over Law and Justice is significantly shrinking, though the overall political landscape remains largely unchanged.
Jarosław Kaczyński, leader of Poland's Law and Justice party, stated on Telewizja Republika that while a post-election coalition is not ruled out, it comes with the condition of avoiding "crazy ideas."
Significant changes to e-prescription and drug reimbursement processes will take effect in Poland's healthcare system from April 26, with a new tool automatically determining reimbursement levels.
Bitcoin zyskuje na wartości, podążając za wzrostami na rynkach akcji. Impulsem okazała się deklaracja prezydenta USA Donalda Trumpa o przedłużeniu zawieszenia broni z Iranem, co poprawiło nastroje…
Six stations on Warsaw's first metro line were closed and trains operated on a shortened route due to abandoned luggage at Wilanowska station on Thursday morning.
Leasing ewoluuje w stronę ekosystemu usług, który dzięki pełnej cyfryzacji i eksperckiemu wsparciu przejmuje od przedsiębiorców funkcje operacyjne, stając się fundamentem ich transformacji…
Technologia, która miała być nie do złamania, zaczyna pękać. Eksperci alarmują, że dzięki sztucznej inteligencji przestępcy potrafią dziś nie tylko skopiować ludzką twarz, ale też skutecznie oszukać…
Entrepreneurs and workers in Krakow's Rybitwy and Płaszów districts protested against a proposed urban development plan, dubbed 'Manhattan in Krakow,' which aims to transform their industrial area into a modern complex, fearing it threatens their existence.
Electrification plan, bonuses and fuel observatory. The EU is fighting the energy crisis
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed his disapproval of American officials visiting Moscow while not coming to Kyiv, labeling such actions as a "lack of respect."

Experts and practitioners at the European Economic Congress are examining whether higher legislative quality is an illusion, addressing the burdens of bureaucracy, lengthy decision-making processes, over-regulation, and inconsistent laws on entrepreneurs.
Nie chodzi o to, by promować jeden produkt czy symbol, ale by pokazać Polskę jako historię sukcesu dwóch pokoleń – mówi Małgorzata Mroczkowska-Horne, dyrektor generalna Konfederacji Lewiatan.

Mexico's president has ordered an investigation into a suspected CIA operation in Chihuahua after two alleged CIA officers died in a vehicle crash following a counter-drug raid. The incident has raised questions about foreign intelligence activities on Mexican soil.
Bank BNP Paribas is playing a strategic role in financing Poland's energy transition, offering financial instruments to support businesses in adapting to the new economic order where energy is a key competitive factor.
Homeowners in Warsaw are eligible for subsidies of up to PLN 6,000 to connect their properties to the city's sewage network, with applications open until the end of June.
The Norwegian Supreme Court has ruled that Tesla must pay compensation for intentionally slowing down charging in older models, a decision that could lead to claims from thousands more users.

As the deadline for the US-Iran ceasefire approaches, mediators express hope for new negotiations, though Tehran has not yet confirmed any upcoming talks and signs of progress remain uncertain.

The Center for Independent Journalism (CJI) and several other media NGOs in Moldova have condemned online intimidation practices against the press and called on law enforcement to hold the perpetrators accountable.
The "Dajemy Dzieciom Siłę" Foundation celebrated its 35th anniversary with a gala event where the Alina Margolis-Edelman Awards were presented.

FBI Director Kash Patel has filed a $250 million lawsuit against The Atlantic magazine, alleging defamation over a report that falsely claimed he engaged in excessive drinking and exhibited paranoia. The lawsuit contends the article contained false reporting regarding his conduct and absences.

US-Iran negotiations are marked by President Trump's threats of military action if a deal isn't reached, while Iran sends mixed signals due to internal divisions. Regional states and international bodies express concerns, including for freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.

The European Union is currently deliberating whether to freeze or disburse funds to Serbia from its Growth Plan. This decision is under review amidst ongoing discussions regarding Serbia's adherence to certain conditions.
Poland faces a historic opportunity with planned investments worth trillions of zlotys over the next decade, driven by energy transformation, critical infrastructure development, and defense programs. The focus is on maximizing local content to ensure these funds remain within the country.
An analysis explores the fifth year of the war in Ukraine, examining its impact on the global economy, energy security, and food supply, and Europe's role in the conflict.
Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki is set to meet with Jarosław Kaczyński, stating that there is no split within the PiS party, only "communicational turbulence."
Police in Warsaw, Poland, arrested two men, aged 19 and 23, suspected of committing a robbery using a machete. One of the suspects also faces charges for drug possession.

Iran has rejected President Trump's announcement of new peace talks, stating it has no plans to participate in further negotiations with the US. This comes as a US delegation was reportedly set to travel to Islamabad for the discussions.
Warsaw marked the 83rd anniversary of the Ghetto Uprising with sirens sounding across the city and traffic pausing in remembrance. The commemoration honored the Jewish fighters who bravely resisted Nazi forces.

OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, is reportedly facing a significant internal crisis, even as it and competitor Anthropic are increasingly dominating the application market, with Anthropic recently launching its Claude Opus 4.7.
The European Union is accelerating its technological independence from the US, planning its own cloud infrastructure, open-source software, and national communicators to gain control over data and infrastructure, potentially ending Big Tech dominance.
A 67-year-old resident of Białystok, Poland, has been arrested by police in connection with a series of arson attacks on waste containers, with damages estimated at over 40,000 PLN, and will spend the next three months in custody.

India's Chief Justice of India (CJI) has emphasized the importance of energy justice, framing it as a crucial moral architecture necessary for the nation's continued growth and development.
Wall Street recorded its longest winning streak in 34 years, with futures climbing partly due to hopes for peace in the Middle East. This marks a historic period of growth for the stock market.
Pomiędzy Iranem i USA pozostają znaczące różnice co do warunków zawieszenia broni, w tym w kwestiach nuklearnych - powiedział w piątek agencji Reuters wysoko postawiony irański urzędnik.
Polska poparła międzynarodowe działania na rzecz trwałego otwarcia cieśniny Ormuz, wskazując, że powodzenie inicjatywy zależy od utrzymania zawieszenia broni i deeskalacji napięć między Teheranem a…
An article detailing the decline of Iran, then known as Persia, in the early 20th century, highlighting the extent of its collapse where state officials were paid in bricks from demolished public buildings.
Discussions in Poland highlight that every tender offer should be based on a realistic calculation of costs assigned exclusively to that order. This is considered a crucial condition for maintaining fair competition in public procurement processes.
A dispute within the Polish government over the transcription of names in official documents has prompted Prime Minister Donald Tusk to hold a 'sharp conversation' with Minister Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz. The Minister of Family had publicly called on the head of the Ministry of Interior and Administration to comply with the law on the matter, highlighting the internal coalition disagreement.

Annual inflation in the Eurozone rose to 2.6% in March, higher than expected, primarily driven by increasing energy prices. This data reflects a general upward trend in inflation across the EU.

Police in Poland have issued an appeal for public assistance after 11-year-old Zuzia failed to arrive at school. Authorities are increasing patrols and seeking any information regarding her whereabouts.
A school in Zgierz, Poland, removed cameras installed in its toilets following an intervention by the Łódź education superintendent, who deemed such surveillance unacceptable.
Six months after an incident at a gas station in Będzin, Poland, police officers have been charged with beating a 49-year-old man whose illness symptoms were mistaken for drug use, despite his attempts to explain his condition.
Legal expert Antoni Kania-Sieniawski stated that Poland's Military Counterintelligence Service (SKW) will decide on the Head of the National Security Bureau's (BBN) access to classified information, noting that control proceedings often result in renewed withdrawal of access.
An advertisement has been published for the public offering of shares by the company NPC S.A.
Proposed changes within the Digital Omnibus package are raising serious doubts in Poland regarding their effectiveness in simplifying the system, with concerns they might have the opposite effect.
At least four people were killed and many others injured during a shooting at a high school in Turkey. This incident marked the second school shooting in the country within a two-day period.
Experts from MDD law firm highlight the growing trend of investments in senior housing in Poland in the coming years. They emphasize the critical importance of considering tax implications during the planning phase for the success of such projects.
After more than two decades, Poland is contemplating a new approach to judicial review of administration, as the current two-instance model, despite strengthening citizen rights, struggles with delays, formalism, and a rising caseload.
With approximately 20% of new HIV infections affecting Generation Z, experts emphasize the critical need for specialized communication strategies for AIDS prevention tailored to this age group.
Polish political figures, including Donald Tusk and Włodzimierz Czarzasty, are discussing and preparing a motion to bring former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro before the State Tribunal. The Speaker of the Sejm has provided new information regarding the process.
The Polish sky is, and will continue to be, an area of increased activity, development, and dynamic changes for the transport business, including the land infrastructure supporting aviation.

A shooting occurred at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, leading to a suspect being charged with the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. In the aftermath, Trump and the First Lady publicly demanded ABC fire late-night host Jimmy Kimmel over a joke related to the incident.
Auditors express cautious optimism regarding their relationship with supervisory bodies, while also emphasizing the ongoing need for further changes and improvements.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is encountering difficulties with his planned trip to Moscow, particularly regarding formal requests for overflight permission from Poland.
A scandal involving a deputy commander of the Warsaw police has led to an investigation by internal services, with drug-sniffing dogs searching his office and apartment following allegations of cocaine use.
Three decades of observation and research on over 40,000 individuals reveal that stroke can significantly alter brain function for years, increasing the risk of dementia up to five times, even with mild episodes.
Polish Sejm Marshal Włodzimierz Czarzasty stated that the process of declassifying the annex to the report on the liquidation of the Military Information Services (WSI) is wrong and constitutes a breach of state secrets.

A Chief Minister has publicly supported former Chief Justice Gavai, who is facing a row over his meeting with the Bageshwar priest.
An opinion piece by Marcin Krzemiński discusses the oath and tenure of Constitutional Tribunal judges, emphasizing the need for accuracy and caution against selective interpretation of rulings or treating custom as legal norm.

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant has called for the creation of a registry of former judges to serve in alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, emphasizing their importance for access to justice.
A protest titled "Stop Segregation of Marriages" was held in front of the Prime Minister's Chancellery in Warsaw, demanding the implementation of a European Court of Justice (TSUE) ruling regarding the transcription of same-sex marriages concluded abroad.
Following a recent bear attack in Podkarpacie that resulted in the death of a 58-year-old woman, a biologist from the Polish Academy of Sciences offered advice on how to behave in forests to avoid confrontations with bears.

The U.S. Justice Department has officially ended its criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, clearing him of any wrongdoing. This decision comes amid discussions surrounding potential nominations for the Federal Reserve.
A wild boar was found resting in a sandbox on a playground in Bemowo, Warsaw, prompting a response from police and city foresters to secure the area.
Ania Muszyńska, curator of the Starak Collection, discusses the mutual fascination between Tadeusz Kantor and Maria Jarema as their works return to Venice.
During a civil defense panel at the European Economic Congress in Katowice, General Leon Komornicki proposed the establishment of a Ministry of Emergency Situations in Poland, citing the country's proximity to Russia and potential threats.

Israel and Lebanon have agreed to extend their ceasefire, reportedly by three weeks, following discussions facilitated by the United States. This extension comes amidst hopes for a potential peace deal in the region.

Wildfires are spreading towards a town in northern Japan, damaging buildings and prompting evacuation orders for residents in the affected area.
A debate is ongoing in Poland regarding the potential declassification of an annex to the report on the liquidation of the Military Information Services (WSI), with some questioning the necessity of revealing sensitive information.
Rada Europejska zatwierdziła bezprecedensowej wysokości pożyczkę dla Ukrainy i 20. pakiet sankcji antyrosyjskich.
Eight individuals were arrested in Sandomierz, Poland, following a street brawl involving football hooligans. Police located the suspects in cars and at a gym after the incident, and all eight face charges.
RE DEVELOPMENT S.A., currently undergoing restructuring, has announced a public offering for its Series J bonds.

The Kremlin stated that a meeting between President Putin and President Zelensky would only take place to finalize a peace agreement to end the war in Ukraine. This comes as Turkey continues efforts to revive Russia-Ukraine talks and potentially host such a summit.
Poland's Supreme Administrative Court (NSA) has ruled that a phone number, without additional identifying information, does not constitute personal data.
The Polish Constitutional Tribunal has ruled that the average stock market price cannot be the sole determinant for the price of compulsorily acquired shares, emphasizing that their value must be fair.
The Faculty of Polish Studies at the University of Warsaw has expressed concern over the appointment of a new director for the Museum of Literature, warning that recent decisions are leading to destabilization and marginalization of the institution.
The former president of Poland's Medical Research Agency (ABM), Prof. Wojciech Fendler, advocates for the agency's continued existence and funding, emphasizing its crucial role in the development of biomedical research in Poland.
Ireneusz Fąfara, CEO of Orlen, spoke at the European Economic Congress (EKG) about the energy transition, stating that some EU goals are overly ambitious. He also emphasized the need for resilience against those who use energy and raw materials as weapons.
Polish experts and commentators are discussing the future of the Constitutional Tribunal, with some suggesting its potential liquidation or significant reforms. Concerns are being raised about the current state and 'concreting' of positions within the institution.
Magdalena Paradzińska, general director of Novo Nordisk Polska, emphasizes the need for a national strategy to reduce obesity, advocating for multi-sector cooperation and public-private partnerships to effectively address the epidemic.
Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski announced that the city is working on implementing a Supreme Administrative Court ruling regarding the transcription of same-sex marriage certificates. He noted that the ruling applies to a specific case and the method of its execution is still under development.

The United States has implemented a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, reportedly turning back dozens of Iranian ships. Iran, however, claims to have successfully circumvented the American restrictions, with some reports indicating Iranian tankers have passed through the strategic waterway.
Druga tura negocjacji pomiędzy Iranem i USA w Pakistanie nadal pod znakiem zapytania.
The Chancellery of the President of Poland mistakenly awarded a professorship to Professor Maciej Chałubiński, a respected specialist in allergology, clinical immunology, and internal diseases, who had already passed away.
Ikea has previewed its new Ikea PS collection, featuring a "rocking bench" designed by a Polish designer, with the full collection to be unveiled in May.
A large fire erupted in warehouse halls located near Warsaw, prompting a massive response from over 250 firefighters and more than 50 fire brigades. The incident resulted in at least one person being injured.
The Chief Justice of India has stated that a dedicated bench will be required to handle matters related to the Special Investigation Report (SIR) concerning West Bengal.

An Israeli soldier was filmed vandalizing a statue of Jesus in Lebanon, sparking international outrage and condemnation from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This incident occurred amidst other varied news concerning Israel, including domestic political discussions and international relations.
Polish Education Minister Barbara Nowacka announced plans to transform "education for security" into "defense education," emphasizing the teaching of practical skills in schools.
A team of scientists from the University of Kansas is investigating what happens when we dream, focusing on the surprising functions of emotions in dreams. They aim to understand if bad dreams should be feared or if they hold insights into our emotions.
Włodzimierz B., the head of the District Labor Inspectorate in Lublin, faces charges of persistent harassment, or stalking, against two people, with potential prison sentences of six months to eight years.

North Korea test-fired five short-range ballistic missiles, which it claimed were equipped with cluster warheads, under the observation of leader Kim Jong Un and his daughter. The launches drew international condemnation, particularly due to the use of cluster munitions.
Ceramic compositions decorating the Ursynów and Służew metro stations in Warsaw have been officially entered into the register of monuments, following efforts by social activists to preserve them.
Przedstawiciele biznesu, administracji, instytucji finansowych i świata nauki spotkają się w Katowicach, by przez trzy dni rozmawiać o kierunkach rozwoju gospodarki w warunkach rosnącej niepewności i…

Businesses are encountering significant challenges in AI implementation, including "hallucinations" and system inefficiencies that lead to wasted resources and impact profit and loss.

Iran has again closed the Strait of Hormuz, with its Revolutionary Guard threatening to fire on any approaching ships, leading to a significant drop in traffic due to security fears. The US has warned against "blackmail" and reportedly plans to seize Iran-linked vessels.

Iran reportedly closed or reimposed control over the Strait of Hormuz, accusing the United States of breaching terms or imposing a blockade. This action led to reports of ships being affected and prompted international reactions, though some reports later indicated the strait returned to its previous state.

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant advised judicial officers not to fear artificial intelligence but to use it carefully and consciously, speaking at a state-level conference in Karnataka.
The modernization of Warszawa Wschodnia (Warsaw East) station and Warszawa Stadion stop in Poland could begin this year, pending a crucial decision from the National Appeal Chamber.
TVN24's "Jesteśmy stąd" tour begins in Siemiatycze, highlighting a day in the life of its regional newsroom in Białystok, Podlasie. This feature showcases how the local editorial team covers and reports news from northeastern Poland.
PKO Bank Polski forecasts that retail treasury bond sales in Poland could reach 91 billion zlotys by 2026, setting a new record.
The prosecutor's office has launched an investigation into an assault that occurred in a restaurant in Oborniki, near Poznań, Poland, after a video surfaced showing a man hitting and shouting at a young woman.

Anthropic's new Mythos AI model is facing significant scrutiny from regulators and its own developers, with some reports deeming it 'too dangerous to release' to the public. Despite these concerns, the White House is reportedly considering providing US government agencies with access to the powerful AI.
This article discusses the mechanisms for allocating risk in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) transactions. It highlights how risk is an integral part of M&A and can significantly impact success and profitability.
Iran is reportedly considering a proposal for a "safe passage corridor" for vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, utilizing Omani waters. This initiative comes with a demand for security guarantees.
EU member states have the right to prohibit foreign online gambling operators without national licenses, even if they are licensed elsewhere in the EU, allowing players to claim back money lost in such games.
Allbirds, a brand previously known for its footwear, is undergoing a significant transformation, ceasing shoe production to enter the artificial intelligence industry under a new name.
An analysis highlights five lessons from the ongoing Middle East crisis, particularly concerning vulnerabilities in global fuel supply and trade routes that have been exposed by the conflict.
A Polish minister has responded to criticism from a former party colleague, with the dispute escalating to discussions of a potential withdrawal from the ruling coalition. This internal conflict highlights growing tensions within the government.
Multiple supertankers reportedly entered the Persian Gulf, challenging US sanctions and claims of a blockade on Iranian ports. This development comes as an advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader threatened to sink US naval vessels in the region.

The European Union is introducing a new digital identity card and app designed for age verification on online platforms, particularly social media. This initiative aims to ensure compliance with age restrictions for users across the EU, including children and adults.
Polish politicians Marcin Romanowski and Zbigniew Ziobro are being questioned about whether they sought Hungarian citizenship, which could potentially prevent their extradition to Poland.
Nominations have been revealed for the awards in the Polish Feature Film Competition at the 19th edition of the Mastercard OFF CAMERA festival, celebrating independent cinema.
Police forces in Poland and Slovenia are conducting a 'speed control marathon,' implementing widespread checks on vehicle speeds. Authorities have published locations where drivers can expect increased surveillance.
Polish minister Przemysław Czarnek stated that legal migration will not be curtailed, a position that found agreement across different political factions including Konfederacja and Razem. This indicates a consensus on maintaining current legal migration policies.
Approximately 20% of newly detected HIV infections are among Generation Z, highlighting the critical need for effective prevention strategies for this age group. Experts note that traditional long lectures and text-heavy brochures are ineffective.

An former student opened fire at a high school in Turkey, injuring 16 people, including students and teachers. The 18-year-old assailant subsequently died by suicide after the attack.
Poland's Supreme Administrative Court has ruled that the write-off of liabilities resulting from an arrangement with creditors during restructuring proceedings does not constitute their settlement for VAT purposes, specifically regarding bad debt relief. This means taxpayers are still obligated to make corrections.
Poland will implement new rules for doctor registration starting August 1, 2026, expanding the central electronic registration queue to include new services and specialists such as angiologists, endocrinologists, nephrologists, and neonatologists.

China has officially blocked Meta's proposed $2 billion acquisition of the artificial intelligence startup Manus. This decision prevents the US tech giant from expanding its AI sector presence through this deal.
Karol Nawrocki and the PiS party are advocating for changes to the Polish constitution, a plan described as nearly impossible to achieve without an 'atomic option' given the political landscape.
The Łatwoganga campaign not only raised over a quarter of a billion Polish złoty for children with cancer but also led to thousands of new potential bone marrow donors, according to the DKMS Foundation.
The National Centre for Research and Development in Poland has announced a new "SMART Path" competition for consortia, allocating 350 million PLN from European Funds for Modern Economy to innovative research and development projects.
Poland is implementing a reform of its State Labor Inspectorate, which will include a 12-month grace period for companies to convert employment contracts without facing penalties. The new regulations are set to take effect in early July.

Labour leader Keir Starmer has affirmed that the 'vast majority' of his party's MPs support his leadership, despite facing a 'bruising week' and internal challenges. He has vowed to lead Labour into the next general election.
Poland is experiencing one of the fastest growths in online accommodation bookings through platforms like Airbnb and Booking in the European Union, though it remains below the EU average. This trend highlights a significant shift in the country's tourism sector.
French President Emmanuel Macron visited Greece, meeting with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to discuss economic progress, debt repayment, and European solidarity. He affirmed France's support for Greece and its commitment to EU mutual assistance.
As holiday season approaches, airlines are canceling flights and demanding additional payments due to increased fuel costs, prompting experts to advise consumers on their rights regarding vacation price increases.

US negotiators, including Jared Kushner, are traveling to Islamabad, Pakistan, for discussions regarding Iran, but Tehran has publicly stated it will not engage in direct talks with American officials. This comes amidst ongoing tensions in the Middle East.

Polish F-16 fighter jets intercepted two Russian Su-30 military aircraft operating over the Baltic Sea. This incident prompted an immediate response from NATO, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region.
Six individuals, including a Polish participant, have begun a 100-day isolation experiment called SOLIS100 in Cologne, Germany, to study the effects of long-term isolation on the human body, simulating conditions for future space exploration.
Researchers at Trinity College Dublin have identified three activities – playing a musical instrument, international travel, and socializing – as most effective in preventing Alzheimer's and reducing the risk of dementia.
Companies acknowledge that the electrification of heavy transport is a slow process, primarily due to the significant costs involved and deficiencies in the existing energy infrastructure.
Polish police are appealing for public assistance and cautioning against disinformation regarding the fatal accident involving MP Litewka, while also sharing initial findings from their investigation.
The resignation of C. Cenckiewicz has reportedly triggered a serious political crisis, with some sources indicating that at least three ministers formed an alliance against him. Political figures are commenting on the gravity of the situation.
Salaries for directors in Polish ministries and public offices are increasing annually, with some now earning up to 30,000 PLN. A recent report on the civil service highlights significant disparities in earnings among officials and management.
The Polish President has declassified an annex to the report on the liquidation of the Military Information Services (WSI). This move makes previously confidential information publicly available.
A deputy police commander from Wola has been immediately dismissed from his position after causing a road collision while driving under the influence of alcohol.

SpaceX has secured an option to either acquire the artificial intelligence startup Cursor for $60 billion or enter a $10 billion partnership. This strategic move by Elon Musk's company signals a significant investment in AI technology ahead of a potential IPO.
EU envoys are reportedly poised to adopt the 20th package of sanctions against Russia. This new package is expected to deliver a strong blow to Russia's oil sector.
Chinese authorities have imposed fines totaling approximately 3.6 billion yuan ($527 million) on seven major food delivery platforms for their involvement in 'ghost delivery' scandals, which include fictitious restaurants and illegal food service points.
Katarzyna Kieli, President & Managing Director, stated that creating a narrative about Poland is as crucial as presenting statistics and growth figures for the country's international standing.
An expert from the EEC warns that forming bonds with artificial intelligence is a "dead end" and predicts significant psychological consequences, akin to those from social media use.
Polish politicians from the Konfederacja party are raising alarms, claiming that Polish citizenship can be obtained easily for 200 PLN without language or integration requirements, particularly for Ukrainians.

President Trump extended a ceasefire with Iran, stating it would last until Iran presents a proposal and talks conclude. This decision comes amidst ongoing US blockades and tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, where Iranian-linked tankers have reportedly bypassed sanctions.
Mieszkań na wynajem nie brakuje, czynsze nie szybują. Rentowność inwestycji w lokale jest stabilna. Najlepiej można zarobić na mniejszych metrażach.
A pharmacy owner in Poland was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison for selling drugs used in methamphetamine production and assisting in its manufacture and trade.
InPost CEO Rafał Brzoska announced a €900 million investment in France after meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron in Gdańsk. Brzoska emphasized InPost's commitment to technological innovation and supporting the logistics sector in France.
Slovakia has requested Poland's permission for Prime Minister Robert Fico's plane to fly to Russia, sparking a debate in Poland on whether to approve the overflight.
The Criminal Department of the Częstochowa City Police Headquarters is searching for passengers who traveled on December 22, 2025, on an Intercity Katowice-Gdynia train or a Polregio Częstochowa-Łódź Fabryczna train, following an incident where two trains were on the same track at Widzów-Teklinów station.
Niewiadów Polska Grupa Militarna has moved from New Connect to the main GPW market, with ambitious plans for 155 mm ammunition production despite lacking large contracts currently.
An innovative combined therapy for advanced bladder cancer has shown promising results, with tumors disappearing in one-third of patients, yet it still awaits refund approval in Poland, sparking controversy.
A 22-year-old man was apprehended by city guards after leaving extensive graffiti on 18 viaduct pillars, claiming the markings contained coded information about a drug dealer. Police are now investigating the matter.
The Chief Justice of India (CJI) has expressed concern over the rising number of digital arrest scams that are increasingly trapping educated victims across the country.
Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob announced his inability to form a new government after recent elections, potentially paving the way for conservative leader Janez Janša to return to power.
The Art Cat Asante, a unique catamaran combining art and charitable activities, was launched at the Sunreef Yachts shipyard in Gdańsk as a new project by the Omeny Mensah Foundation.
Recent mediation efforts regarding the construction of the Franco-German FCAS fighter jet have reportedly failed, with the project facing long-standing difficulties due to disputes between involved corporations.
Venezuela's interim president, Delcy Rodriguez, has urged citizens to participate in a pilgrimage aimed at lifting international sanctions against the country, hoping it will unite citizens and bolster government support.
A recent Rzeczpospolita poll indicates that Poles generally trust the government more than the opposition. The survey also found that a majority of Poles do not support ZUS benefits for same-sex couples.
Sidus Space priced its $58.5 million public offering at $4.35 per share. Separately, LUG S.A. also announced a public offering of its shares.
Researchers have identified more than 600,000 microbial proteins capable of breaking down natural and synthetic plastics. This discovery reveals a significantly greater biodegradation potential among microorganisms than previously thought.
US airlines are grappling with increasing fuel and labor costs, which are driving up ticket prices and prompting significant shifts in the industry, including potential mergers and acquisitions.
The Konkret24 newsroom has commenced its jubilee tour, making its first stop in Siemiatycze. The initiative aims to showcase the daily operations and work of the editorial team.
Fire at the Stary Młyn restaurant in Dębica. Several fire brigades participated in the firefighting operation. According to information provided by the management of the establishment, no one was injured.
Musician Sw@da elaborated on 'Podlasie bounce' music, highlighting its blend of Podlasian, Belarusian, and Tatar folk traditions, as well as Polish-Lithuanian borderland melodies.
An Argentinian foundation dedicated to saving penguins has released 15 rehabilitated individuals back into the sea. The penguins were found suffering from a specific syndrome, which a biologist noted is characteristic of these birds.
Szef dyplomacji Iranu poinformował, że cieśnina Ormuz została otwarta na czas zawieszenia broni z USA i Izraelem.

European nations, led by France and the UK, are planning a multinational naval mission to secure the Strait of Hormuz. This initiative aims to ensure safe passage through the vital waterway, with Italy also expressing openness to contribute.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has commented on the "crypto affair," stating that Karol Nawrocki knows as much about it as he does. Tusk also issued an ultimatum regarding Hennig-Kloska, suggesting it could lead to the end of the coalition.
The articles discuss the legal and financial considerations for regulating the inheritance of shares and stocks within a capital company. They explore the process of succession after a partner's death and how to manage these assets.
The Polish government has raised the indexation limit for road construction contracts by an additional 5% to prevent a wave of lawsuits and rescue ongoing investments. This decision follows a warning published by "Rzeczpospolita."

Hungarian opposition figure Péter Magyar publicly criticized the state broadcaster during an interview, accusing it of "lying news" and threatening to shut down its services. This extraordinary confrontation marks a significant challenge to the media landscape.

The United States and Iran are engaged in ongoing diplomatic discussions, with hopes for a potential peace deal or ceasefire growing. These talks involve mediators like Pakistan and address various issues, including Iran's request for the unfreezing of its assets.
AstraZeneca's total investment in Poland has surpassed 5 billion Polish Zloty, with 1.27 billion PLN invested in 2025 alone, marking the highest annual expenditure in the company's history in the country since 2020.
European airports experienced varied passenger traffic in March, influenced by turbulence in the Middle East. While Chopin Airport reported growth, Vienna Airport saw a significant 90 percent decrease in passengers from the Middle East.
A new master's degree program in transport is being launched in Poland to train leaders for the country's upcoming megainvestments in a new airport and high-speed rail network.

The Trump administration enacted various policies and actions, including pushing for a 'trade over aid' declaration, implementing new student loan caps, issuing pipeline permits, and altering H-1B visa rules. The administration also ended the lease for the consumer protection bureau's headquarters and made personnel changes.
Donald Trump has repeatedly shared AI-generated images depicting himself in religious contexts, including being embraced by Jesus, drawing both praise from some evangelical leaders and broader discussion.

Kanye West has postponed his concert in Marseille, France, after French authorities threatened to block his entry into the country. The decision follows widespread controversy over his recent anti-Semitic remarks.
Poland's Supreme Administrative Court dismissed government appeals, ruling that Sławomir Cenckiewicz, head of the National Security Bureau, has full access to the highest categories of classified national and international information.
Polish President Karol Nawrocki has signed 96 officer nominations for the Internal Security Agency (ABW) following a request from Prime Minister Donald Tusk, marking a breakthrough in the matter.

The International Monetary Fund has lowered its global growth forecast and issued a warning about a potential worldwide recession. This outlook is largely attributed to the escalating conflict in the Middle East and its impact on energy markets.
The draft amendment to the planning law adopted by the Council of Ministers introduces changes in the adoption of Integrated Investment Plans and the issuance of decisions on development conditions.

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant stated that the judiciary has nothing to fear from AI, detailing a roadmap for future cases and how judges should be equipped to handle them.