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The Pantheon project, which will commence operations in 2029, encompasses the construction of energy infrastructure valued at over 500 million euros in Topusko, and the investor guarantees that there will be no increase in electricity prices or water shortages. #EnergetskaInfrastruktura #ObnovljiviIzvori #PodatkovniCentar (translated)

Marcin Edo wrote that Fameg from Radomsko, operating since 1881 and one of the largest furniture manufacturers in Poland, filed for bankruptcy, which - as he reported - threatens 500 jobs. He stated that the company survived wars, communism, and economic transformations associated by him with Leszek Balcerowicz and Grzegorz Lewandowski, but could not cope under the government of Donald Tusk, whom he referred to in a derogatory manner. https://t.co/UBVNBZIptC #Fameg #meble #upadłość (translated)

Slovenian voters at yesterday's referendums supported conditioning social assistance on work for the common good and the abolition of voting rights for foreigners in local elections, while the results on the RTV subscription and amendments to the law on parliamentary inquiry were close, highlighting political differences within the country. #Slovenija #Referendumi #socijalnapolitika (translated)

I congratulate Prague 1 Sobě on their victory, but seven mandates alone are not enough for a majority," said Terezie Radoměřská (TOP 09), the mayor of Prague 1, to Novinky, adding that she does not want to anticipate the form of the next coalition. #Praha1 #komunalnivolby #TOP09 (translated)

Mateusz Rokuszewski wrote that Wieczysta and Cracovia had three points to the plus, and in the match between Radomiak and Motor, at least one of the teams was to earn points. He added that if Śląsk and Widzew also increase their tally, Raków will become a clear "red lantern." #Ekstraklasa #PiłkaNożna #Wyniki (translated)

The Mazovian Police reported that officers were present in every school today. This morning, a knife was found in the backpack of a 14-year-old student at one of the schools in Płock; the teenager had brought it to the facility in a sports bag. The police secured the item, and materials related to the incident were to be sent to the Family and Juvenile Department of the District Court in Płock. As reported by the police, in Radom, officers received information that a student at a secondary school might have a dangerous tool in his backpack. During the inspection, they found a gun that fires metal pellets. A 17-year-old was detained and taken to the station, and the item was secured. The police stated that further actions were being taken in this matter. #Policja #bezpieczeństwo #szkoła (translated)

Margaret Hamilton, an American mathematician and pioneer of software engineering, who significantly contributed to the first landing of humans on the Moon with her work on computer programs for NASA's Apollo program, has died. #MargaretHamilton #ApolloProgram #SoftverskoInženjerstvo (translated)

Karol Michalak wrote that Legia asked the police if they could play matches without away fans, and they agreed. He emphasized that in his opinion, it did not resolve the issue of PZPN licensing regulations. The author distinguished this situation from those involving Radomiak, Górnik, and Wisła, where renovations were said to result from the owners' overarching decisions. He claimed that Legia closed the away section on September 28, citing non-existent police orders and ZZW. After these documents were questioned, the club most likely asked the police if they could play the match despite the renovations. Michalak pointed out that the PZPN could suspend Legia's license due to possible violations of licensing regulations. He added that although the Ekstraklasa organized the competitions, the license was issued by the PZPN, which had the right to intervene, but — as he predicted — probably would not do so. In the end, he criticized Legia Warsaw for seeking to play a match without fans and accused them of fighting for unequal competition. He wrote that the club had nothing to do with football and described its actions as pathetic. #LegiaWarszawa #Ekstraklasa #PZPN (translated)

ThePolandNews reported that police pyrotechnicians from Radom were called to Ostrołęka to check a backpack belonging to a 19-year-old from which smoke was emanating after an attack. The student left it in the classroom, and frightened students threw it out the window. According to the report, the attack occurred during a lesson at the Vocational School Complex in Ostrołęka. The 19-year-old was said to have attacked nine people with a knife: five students, two teachers, and two bystanders. All were taken to hospitals, and their lives were not in danger. ThePolandNews informed that the attacker fled the school and was apprehended by the police about 25 minutes later. The report stated that he had previously been recorded for possession of a small amount of drugs and was under the care of a psychologist and other specialists. It also cited information relayed during a conference that the 19-year-old had been under the interest of social services. #Ostrołęka #Bezpieczeństwo #Policja (translated)

The connoisseur of the Soviet Union wrote that the lies about the shutdown of the Łucznik factory in Radom should be punished. He accused Zajączkowska of falsely speaking about the closure of the plant and claimed that in June 2026, a contract was signed for 46,000 of these rifles for the Polish Armed Forces, and in September, additional contracts were concluded. https://t.co/YAiLm6jsyZ #Polska #armia #kontrakty (translated)

"It is a big investment, but without investments, we simply cannot advance further in research. This new device opens up new possibilities and horizons of research - from space to radiomedicine," emphasizes the chairman of the Academy of Sciences, Radomír Pánek. #věda #výzkum #radiobiologie (translated)