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Magdalena Majkowska wrote that Piotr was discharged from the hospital, and tests related to his concerning health condition were conducted only 37 hours after his detention, after he fainted in the prosecutor's office during the proceedings. She stated that despite the request for legal counsel to be present during hospitalization, she was only allowed to contact him when the doctor was preparing the discharge. Majkowska reported that when she was allowed to see Piotr, he was being guarded by three police officers in the room, and he himself was lying handcuffed. She added that police officers also patrolled the hospital corridors. She wrote that on Sunday the court was supposed to decide on Piotr's further fate, and until then he was to remain in the police holding area for detainees. #zdrowie #policja #sprawiedliwość (translated)

Television Republic reported that lawyer Magda Majkowska was not allowed to see Piotr, who after the interrogation fainted and was taken to the hospital. The station announced a live report from Szymczak. https://t.co/zoHuly55OI #włączprawdę #TVRepublika #TylkoUNas #TVRepublika #włączprawdę (translated)

Jakub Maciejewski wrote that Piotr was in the hospital under the supervision of two police cars and several police officers. He claimed that the attorney was only allowed access to him after an intervention by Republika TV, and Piotr's confidence was said to have disappeared in front of the cameras. Maciejewski assessed that a random passerby from the town where the Tribunal was defended was turned into a dangerous criminal, monitored as if in a rescue operation for Narożniak. He described the actions of Tusk's government as absurd. #Polska #Polityka #Media (translated)

After eleven months in a foster home, three children spent a night with their parents in their cottage in the woods, experiencing moments of joy and hope for a reunited future, although they were destined to temporarily return to the facility. #Famiglia #Rientro #Genitori (translated)

Jan Molski wrote that the prosecutor requested a one-month temporary arrest for Piotr, who — according to the author — was assaulted by the police the day before. He added that Piotr fainted while the application was being read. Molski criticized the government and assessed that its actions could lead to escalation. https://t.co/xl8vMLF6N8 #Polska #prawo #prokuratura (translated)

Magdalena Majkowska wrote that she was in the Orłowski Hospital in Warsaw, where Mr. Piotr was taken after he fainted in the prosecutor's office. She informed that he demanded the presence of his lawyers in all actions, but the police officers escorting him did not allow her to meet with her client. https://t.co/0mf9Bnf0j1 #Warszawa #szpital #prawo (translated)

The article deals with the possibility of early retirement as an alternative to early pension, which allows for the withdrawal of funds from supplementary pension savings while maintaining the original amount of the state pension. #předdůchod #finančnígramotnost #důchodovývěk (translated)

ThePolandNews reported that a police chase involving a 38-year-old driver, who did not stop for a control check in Jastrzębce, passed through three counties of Lower Silesia and ended after nearly 120 kilometers in Boguszów-Gorce. According to the profile, the man, a resident of Wrocław, was wanted to serve a six-month prison sentence for a previous violation of a court ban on driving vehicles, and his driving privileges had been revoked. During the escape, he was reported to have caused a collision with a police car. ThePolandNews stated that he would also be charged with failing to stop for a control check and driving a vehicle despite revoked privileges; he faces up to five years in prison. #Policja #Pościg #Wrocław (translated)

Bart Nijman wrote that the stuck plastic cap, in his view, symbolized the emptiness of European innovation. He stated that large technology companies and innovations in transport, logistics, and energy were mostly located in the United States and China. Nijman criticized the EU bureaucracy in Brussels and wrote that, in his opinion, it imposed new rules on workers and entrepreneurs while European companies weakened due to a lack of innovation and high energy prices. He mentioned companies in the steel and defense sector and German, French, and Italian car manufacturers. In contrast to Europe, he highlighted a man in the United States who, according to him, made cars drive with rocket boosters and thereby set an acceleration record of 0 to 100 in less than a second. Nijman concluded with the question of whether Europe would emerge from its own malaise and referenced images from several French cities that day. #innovatie #EU #technologie (translated)

DinGo recommended that people avoid eating anything from Kostelec or Planá for a longer period unless they are already proactively avoiding these products. He also stated that there will now be many unsuccessful candidates in the separation. #Kostelec #Planá #Politika (translated)

Intense protests against the government took place in Albania, during which the police used rubber bullets, and the demonstrators responded with stones and other means, leading to clashes and the arrest of over 1000 people in defense of a controversial investment linked to Donald Trump's son-in-law. #protesty #Albania #zamieszki (translated)

Wazza defined the victory of Inter in Bologna as "gigantic." He wrote that, after the match against Brugge, it was not easy to regain focus and that facing a team without commitments in the cups represented a challenge. He added that the absences of Lautaro and Pavard during the week could have had mental and on-field consequences, and that going behind early could have compromised the match. He also recalled that historically, Inter had struggled in Bologna. #BolognaInter #Inter #SerieA #Calcio (translated)