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– It is not just a struggle against inflation or opposition to rising prices. The protests are intense because people care about something much broader: opposition to the state, capital, the wealthy, as well as against the growing strength of the National Unity – says Jean-Yves Camus, an expert on radical movements, to Wirtualna Polska. #ProtestyFrancja #Zamieszki #KosztŻycia (translated)

The Codziennik from Mordor blamed Law and Justice for the change, particularly Mariusz Błaszczak. It stated that for years, a professional soldier could only be a person with Polish citizenship, but in 2022, the law on the defense of the Homeland pushed by PiS removed the word "only" from the regulations. The author claimed that the change opened the command structure and access to state secrets to people formally connected with other countries. He also cited expert opinions which indicated that the situation posed a challenge for counterintelligence and raised questions about the loyalty of soldiers. He described the reform as hasty and assessed that it destroyed long-standing standards of protecting the army from foreign influences. #PolskaArmia #Bezpieczeństwo #PrawoiSprawiedliwość (translated)

The services in action reported that the court wanted to subject Paweł Rubcow, whose entry was described as a Russian GRU agent operating under the name Pablo González, to a red notice from Interpol. According to the author, the Main Police Headquarters refused to submit the request, considering that spying would have a political character and Interpol would not agree to consider it. The portal "Rzeczpospolita" described this decision as controversial. The entry recalled that Rubcow was detained by the ABW in February 2022 at the Polish-Ukrainian border, and the prosecutor's office accused him of espionage for the GRU from 2016 to 2022. The author wrote that in August 2024, Rubcow was handed over to Russia as part of a prisoner exchange, while the Polish proceedings remained suspended. The court was to have already issued a wanted notice and a European Arrest Warrant, and the red notice was supposed to enable searches in about 200 countries. As reported by the services in action, the International Cooperation Bureau of the Main Police Headquarters referred to Article 3 of the Interpol Constitution, which prohibits the organization from engaging in political, military, religious, or racial matters. After receiving the opinion from the Main Police Headquarters, the court withdrew the request for Rubcow's prosecution on June 3. Stanisław Żaryn, an expert on special services and former spokesman for the coordinator of special services, wrote on X that the Main Police Headquarters had already regarded the case as political and that the withdrawal of the request was "another huge mistake." #szpiegostwo #Interpol #Polska (translated)

Other studies and expert opinions, including those of business psychologist Jacek Santorski, also prove that the so-called "manor culture" – characterized by a lack of respect for employees – is still prevalent in many companies. #zarządzanie #pracownicy #kulturaorganizacyjna (translated)

Konrad Krasuski published a summary of his materials regarding DIOZ and encouraged sharing them with people who have just learned about the organization's activities. He wrote that his publications addressed issues including finances and fundraising, allegations of harassment and manipulation, testimonies from affected individuals, experts, and former employees, as well as leaks of recordings from the president of DIOZ, controversial veterinary procedures, and the export of animals abroad. Among the mentioned materials, he also pointed out his response to DIOZ's explanations, his confrontation with the organization's president during a protest, the issue of money from poultry farms and techno parties at the animal center, for which — as he wrote — DIOZ was fundraising. He also mentioned a case related to ZOO Łączna. #DIOZ #afera #zwierzęta (translated)

Political expert Andreas Kaju from the USA noted that President Donald Trump's recent decisions to harm Ukraine and support Russia may not be related to the midterm elections, but could lead to investigations in the Senate and Congress regarding his real motives. #DonaldTrump #USAvahevalimised #Ukraina (translated)

One lion presided over the liturgy and distributed Communion to medical staff and officers of the Vatican gendarmerie, said Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni. In his homily, the Holy Father thanked hospital workers "for the work they do every day, caring for weak patients, and especially for what they have done for him," said M. Bruni. Experts said patients may be discharged earlier, depending on their condition, and M. Bruni stated that the decision will depend on the pope's doctors. #PopiežiusLeonasXIV #plaučiųvėžys #Vatikanas (translated)

Experts believe that the former head of Germany's intelligence service's espionage scandal involving China indicates a new level of mutual competition among intelligence agencies and raises concerns about the information security of Germany's allies. #Vācija #spiegošana #izlūkdienesti (translated)

Bartosz Grodecki wrote that Prof. Agnieszka Gryszczyńska has been dismissed from leading the Department of Cybercrime and Informatization of the National Prosecutor's Office amid rising cyber threats. He described her as an experienced expert involved in combating cybercrime. Citing data from the Ministry of Digitization, he reported that in 2025, national CSIRT teams handled nearly 273,000 cybersecurity incidents, over 144% more than the previous year. He emphasized that the state should take care of specialists, and as confirmation of Gryszczyńska's competencies, he pointed to the NASK award she received in 2024 for her many years of work in combating cybercrime. Grodecki assessed that the professor's departure was a significant loss for the state institution and weakened the ability to prosecute cybercriminals. #cyberprzestępczość #cyberbezpieczeństwo #bezpieczeństwo (translated)