The government wants to allocate 4 billion PLN from the tax on extraordinary profits of companies to reduce fuel prices... The previous law was sent by the president to the Constitutional Tribunal. The question is simple… will he sign it or block it again? #CPN #Fuel (link in the comments) (translated)
230 million dollars in losses. Venezuelan oil, cryptocurrencies, and Polish money. This is not a movie scenario… it's a bill for a state operating like a casino. The transaction was conducted by Samer Awad, head of Orlen Trading Switzerland. Daniel Obajtek was the president of the entire Orlen at that time. Who is responsible for this? (translated)
€360.6 billion deficit of the EU in trade with China. In 2025, the deficit increased by 15%, and in the first half of 2026, it rose by another 9% year-on-year. The problem for Europe is not that China produces too much... The problem is that Europe produces too little of what the world wants... (translated)
Russia was preparing a drone attack on a German airport... while Lavrov threatens Europe. At the same time, far-right politicians argue that sanctions should be lifted and that we should "make a deal" with Moscow. Putin is not proposing peace... he is testing how much fear and naivety he can find. (translated)
Good morning on Wednesday... Today we celebrate the International Day for the Protection of Education from Attack. War takes away homes, safety, and loved ones from children. An attack on a school also takes away their future... A building can be rebuilt. It is much harder to rebuild a child's trust in... (translated)
Alice Weidel, the leader of AfD, wants to close the borders, deport migrants, and defend the "traditional family"... She herself lives in Switzerland, is creating a family with a partner born in Sri Lanka, and is raising two adopted sons... There's nothing wrong with that... What is disgusting is something else: for (translated)
First, he was considered a pest. Later, he was ruthlessly exterminated. He was only given protection when it was already too late. Today marks 90 years since the death of the last known Tasmanian wolf. The story of its extinction serves as a reminder that humans can very quickly destroy something. (translated)