Agnieszka Holland during the 51st Polish Feature Film Festival in Gdynia expressed solidarity with the Israeli creators of the documentary NAZA, who faced sharp criticism and the threat of having their citizenship revoked by Israeli authorities after the premiere of the production. (translated)
"The Baltic states are violating the rights of Russian-speaking citizens." Vladimir Putin, during his Friday speech in St. Petersburg, once again denied that Russia was planning an invasion of Europe. (translated)
The expert indicates that Vladimir Putin's statements about the protection of Russian-speaking citizens may be perceived as a warning to the Baltic countries and a signal of further aggression projection from Russia. (translated)
In Germany, solar farms are being shut down one after another as their subsidies expire. This time, the one that was indicated as the "top performer." Without subsidies, they immediately file for bankruptcy/liquidation. Only the lifeline for 20 years allows them to earn for the owners, while the costs are covered by citizens. The subsidies were supposed to be temporary but became necessary for the system to function. (translated)
AI glasses may become common, but the government must establish rules regarding recording people in public spaces to protect citizens' privacy. (translated)

"It was a hunting for the moon" - this is how a witness to the massacre organized by 31-year-old Ukrainian citizen Ihor M in Jarosław describes it. The pretext? A message that any civilized person would understand: a request to leave the social room and to wait a moment. The situation seems indefensible. And yet! I decided to conduct a small sociological experiment and compare the Thursday statements of the left-liberal salon with their reactions from a few weeks ago - when two young Ukrainians were insulted on the bus, or there was a scuffle under Żabka. It turns out that the "Warsaw salon" is undergoing peculiar catharsis. Just recently, they thundered about fascism, "Polish perverts," mocked "God, Honor, Homeland" and held urgent press conferences... and now... well... The whole thing in the first comment 👇 (translated)
Attacks on Ukrainian citizens Vasyl Bodnar strongly denied in an interview with TVN24 the information appearing in the media that Ihor M. was a soldier in the Ukrainian army. (translated)
The same announcement of a property tax on the third apartment would now provoke a wave of selling. Poles generally support this solution. Because more than 3 apartments are owned by 0.8% of citizens in this country. So why is the government doing this? The overrepresentation of owners seems to be only in the Sejm. And actually, I already know why. (translated)
A decision regarding the detention of 31-year-old Ukrainian citizen Ihor M., suspected of an attack in a monastery where he killed one priest and injured two others as well as two worshippers, while remaining in an acute psychosis and being hospitalized, is to be made by the District Court in Jarosław. (translated)
Completely new, mandatory forms of civic and historical education are being introduced in schools. They involve organizing trips and outings to places related to Polish history and traditions. Schools will organize trips to memorial sites, places associated with traditions of freedom or (translated)
Take this storm seriously - urges citizens Kathy Hochul, the governor of New York. (translated)
"The Baltic states are violating the rights of Russian-speaking citizens." (translated)
The Central Election Commission of Israel has excluded three Arab parties from the upcoming elections, which could significantly change the balance of political power in the country, threatening to deprive about a million Israeli citizens of Arab descent of their right to vote. (translated)
"they started" Putin accuses the Baltic states of violating the rights of Russian-speaking citizens, but he noted that Moscow "is responding to this in the humanitarian sphere." (translated)
Vladimir Putin accused the Baltic states of violating the rights of Russian-speaking citizens, while assuring that Moscow does not plan military actions against Europe, and that any responses will be of a humanitarian nature. (translated)
Russia launched a massive attack on Kyiv, resulting in the deaths of 7 people, including a 14-year-old Israeli citizen, and the suspension of production at the largest Ukrainian steel mill, ArcelorMittal, was announced. (translated)

Bulgarian citizens linked to the Russian GRU were responsible for the attack on arms companies in Munich, where explosives were thrown from a car, and German authorities arrested two suspects, confirming their connections to previous sabotage attempts in Europe. (translated)
