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Murat Çolak thanked the fans for filling the stadium at Kałuża and for their support during the match. He also praised the staff and players for their commitment and fighting spirit until the end. He wrote that once again, instead of discussing football, there needs to be a discussion about refereeing decisions. In his opinion, some clear situations did not receive proper resolutions, and the decisions affected the course of the competition. He announced that the next day the club would send an official letter to the Refereeing College regarding the mistakes made during the match and would ask for explanations and a thorough analysis. Çolak turned to the PZPN with the expectation of a meeting with the presidents of all Ekstraklasa clubs. He stated that concrete actions are needed, and at stake are the credibility of the competitions and the trust of fans in Polish football. He advocated for Ekstraklasa matches to be officiated by foreign international FIFA referees using the VAR system. He added that clubs, players, and fans deserve clear rules and fair competition. #Ekstraklasa #piłkaNożna #sędziowie (translated)

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky revealed that the Starlink satellite communication system does not work effectively in Ukraine, which he described as a "planned operation," while the system operates smoothly in European Union countries, highlighting the need to find an alternative solution for Ukraine. #Ukraina #Starlink #wojna (translated)

Prof. Joanna Tyrowicz emphasizes that there is no risk of paralysis of the Monetary Policy Council after the motion for impeachment against the president of the NBP, Adam Glapiński, but she notes the lack of search for a consensual solution in this matter. #NBP #RPP #inflacja (translated)

The European Association of Judges has warned that the current crisis in the Polish Constitutional Tribunal limits citizens' access to the protection of their rights and freedoms, calling for an urgent resolution of the situation by the president and the head of the Tribunal. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #KryzysKonstytucyjny #PrawaCzłowieka (translated)

The author wrote that the two-day deliberations of the European Council ended without concrete agreements on the most important issues. According to him, the meeting was supposed to help resolve the problems afflicting the Union and lead to an agreement on the EU budget, but the budget was not agreed upon. #RadaEuropejska #UniaEuropejska #budżetUE #EU #PL (translated)

The author of the entry referenced Beijing's response, which deemed the claim that EU pressure had an effect to be entirely unfounded. Beijing stated that both sides should demonstrate a genuine willingness to resolve issues and warned that the EU should not expect benefits from exerting pressure or underestimate the determination of the Chinese side. #UE #Chiny #dyplomacja #CN #EU (translated)

The author wrote that from October 15, 2026, there will be a ban on alcohol consumption at all 5700 train stations and stops managed by Deutsche Bahn. He stated that DB justified the decision by improving safety and cleanliness and experiences from facilities where similar solutions were applied. #DeutscheBahn #bezpieczeństwo #transport #DE (translated)

Kapisevicius found the picture accurate and wrote that Europe is introducing simple, convenient solutions for ordinary people that are beneficial for the environment. He compared it with a solution from the USA, which he described as useless and — as he claimed — only interesting to people he offensively referred to as rednecks and representatives from IT and similar industries. #Europa #rozwiązania #środowisko (translated)

Rafał Leśkiewicz reported that on October 15, 2026, President Karol Nawrocki signed eight laws. These were laws from September 4, 2026, on amending the law on combating unfair market practices and the law on consumer rights (Sejm print no. 2799), on amending the law on renewable energy sources and some other laws (no. 2821), on amending the Water Law (no. 2866), and on amending the law on special solutions for the implementation of the budget law for 2026 (no. 3028). As he wrote, the president also signed four laws from September 18, 2026: on amending the law on personal income tax and the law on corporate income tax (print no. 2837), on amending the excise tax law (no. 2839), on amending the laws on local taxes and fees, the law on personal income tax, and the law on civil law transactions tax (no. 3099), as well as on amending the Energy Law and some other laws (no. 3102). Leśkiewicz also stated that Karol Nawrocki refused to sign three laws from September 4, 2026: on amending the Electoral Code (Sejm print no. 2670), on authorities competent and proceedings in matters of political advertising and liability for breaches of obligations in these matters (no. 2769), and on the execution of judgments of the European Court of Human Rights (no. 2271). https://t.co/ZM9Ti7mdlp #Polska #Prawo #Ustawy (translated)

Europe is losing its edge in the race for breakthrough solutions in artificial intelligence, as politicians and industry leaders are increasingly focusing less on innovation and instead concentrating on the use of existing technologies. #SztucznaInteligencja #Europa #Technologia (translated)

The author wrote that in an ideal situation, the swearing-in should take place in the presence of the president. However, he asked what to do when the president refuses to take it: seek an alternative solution or submit to his will, even though — as the author judged — he is not fulfilling his duties. (translated)

Cezary "Trotyl" Gmyz warned that the German-French project Wero could threaten BLIK. He claimed that the solution was largely based on the Polish system, but the Germans and French were not profiting from it, so they were likely pressuring the European Union to adopt Wero. According to Gmyz, this could lead to the downfall of BLIK. #BLIK #WERO #finanse (translated)

ExplicitePL described the opinion of the Venice Commission regarding the Polish Constitutional Tribunal as scandalous. He wrote that in point 81 the Commission admitted that the recommended solution deviated from the literal wording of the applicable laws, and accused the authors of the opinion from Austria and Germany of encouraging the violation of Polish law. He also pointed out that point 83 referred to a mechanism similar to a solution from a law that — as he wrote — did not come into force after constitutional review. He identified Christoph Grabenwarter, the sitting President of the Austrian Constitutional Court, as one of the signatories of the opinion, as well as its representatives from Germany, the Netherlands, Finland, and Ireland. He compared their actions to imposing laws on Poland in the pre-partition period and asked whether they would recommend circumventing laws in their own countries for political gains. ExplicitePL emphasized that, in his opinion, the Venice Commission is not a court, does not constitute law, and cannot annul Polish laws. #Prawo #Polska #KomisjaWenecka (translated)

The author wrote that "FT" obtained an internal document from the European Commission about the future process of EU enlargement. According to the information he cited, Brussels proposed solutions that would significantly restrict Ukraine's access to the EU agricultural market. #UniaEuropejska #Ukraina #rolnictwo #EU #UA (translated)

WarNewsPL reported, citing journalist David Ignatius of "The Washington Post," who allegedly based his information on his sources, that the United States and Europe were preparing a four-point proposal to resolve the conflict in Ukraine. According to the report, the plan included the reconstruction of Ukraine, security guarantees for Ukraine and Russia — without specifying the planned agreements with Moscow — as well as an energy agreement between Russia, Ukraine, and Europe, which could anticipate the construction of infrastructure for transporting energy resources to European countries. The fourth point was to end hostilities along the current front line. #Ukraina #konflikt #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The author of the entry criticized Bogucki's statement, who — as he wrote — demanded the urgent adoption of regulations implementing the DSA and announced that Nawrocki would sign them on the first day, despite having previously vetoed such a law. The author demanded specific solutions to be indicated and an explanation of how they would differ from those questioned by the president. He assessed that shortening the vacatio legis would not resolve the fundamental dispute over the content of the regulations and the permissible mechanisms for interfering with civil rights. He also accused Bogucki of exploiting the safety of children in criticizing the government, while remaining silent about the president's responsibility for the veto. He called on him to present specific legal proposals instead of lecturing the prime minister about responsibility for the state. #Polityka #PrawaObywatelskie #DSA (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki asked Prime Minister Donald Tusk whether he intends to continue playing a political spectacle instead of adopting solutions to improve the safety of schools, children, and parents. He wrote that changes could be introduced within the next week by shortening the vacatio legis, if the government is prepared for it. He declared that the President of the Republic of Poland would sign them on the first day if they are presented. #Polityka #Bezpieczeństwo #Tusk (translated)