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The author of the post stated that the man who attacked Mariusz Gosk and the journalists of the Republic was wanted to serve a prison sentence and was being transported to the correctional facility. He described him as "one more Tusk voter in prison." https://t.co/Kl8ZmWh6kv #Polska #wiadomości #przestępczość #PL (translated)

Jack Strong, citing his source in the prosecutor's office, wrote that the gathered evidence did not justify Piotr's arrest and that he was to be released. He claimed that there was pressure from above to file for arrest, and he identified Waldemar Żurek and the National Prosecutor's Office. #prokuratura #wiadomości #Polska (translated)

The author of the entry claimed that the PAP employee did not make a mistake but fell victim to manipulated dispatches that, in his opinion, suggested a knife attack on a policewoman. He added that the juxtaposition of information about the arrest with information about the knife was meant to create a false impression for readers. #Wiadomości #Polska #PAP #PL (translated)

Max Hübner wrote that Przemysław Czarnek, hearing the crowd chanting "to Berlin" towards Donald Tusk, responded that before going to Berlin, Tusk should go to jail. Czarnek blamed him for the misfortunes, meanness, theft, destruction of the country, and its sell-off. Hübner added that the crowd then began to chant "to jail." https://t.co/d2z9dcZjI8 #Polska #Polityka #Wiadomości (translated)

Tomasz Kalinowski wrote that Piotr's wife asked him to convey that her husband went to work to connect speakers and microphones but was beaten up and taken away by the police. According to her account, since then she has had no contact with him and does not know if he is alive. She compared the situation to the film "Black Thursday. Janek Wiśniewski Fell" and mentioned that in 1970, Stefania's husband was shot. She expressed concern that in the middle of the night, she might be called to identify her husband's body. #Polska #Bezpieczeństwo #Wiadomości (translated)

The Stock Information published a Saturday review, stating that ETS2 will come into effect unchanged on January 1, 2028. The author noted that Iran announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, and another tanker was reported to be on fire with a cargo of 2 million barrels. According to the entry, eight vessels were hit in Hormuz within 48 hours. The author also quoted a warning from the Emir of Qatar about the need to prepare for the worst. Among other reports from the region, the Stock Information mentioned the largest decline in Iran's GDP in 40 years and the price of physical Brent crude oil at $111. The author reported that the International Monetary Fund warned about the possibility of an AI bubble bursting, and Congress members blocked the oil deal between Trump and Putin. The entry also reported on 300 strikes and demonstrations in France, as well as that 46% of French Muslims are considering leaving the country if Marine Le Pen wins the elections in 2027. The author noted that the AfD demanded the return of 1.2 million Syrian refugees. He also wrote that Germany and France abandoned climate neutrality for cars by 2035, which would mean the continued presence of combustion engine vehicles, and that there would be a significant increase in tobacco tax in Germany. The Stock Information reported that shares of chip-producing companies recorded their longest decline since 2008, and South Korea's KOSPI ended the week with a result of minus 14.5%, the worst since 2008. According to the entry, copper production in Peru fell by 5% year-on-year in August, and the launch of the iPhone Duo was postponed to January 25. The author wrote that the pope spoke from the hospital with Vladimir Putin, and Donald Trump fired his spokesperson after five days. He also quoted Trump, who, when asked about who started the war with Iran, stated that what matters to him is only its end. The entry attributed to Donald Tusk the words that Ukraine's collapse would mean a problem for everyone, and to Ursula von der Leyen — the announcement of the 22nd package of sanctions against Russia and an assessment that Ukraine is lacking 70 billion euros. The Stock Information also mentioned a possible shortage of Księżula pizza in Żabka stores. The author asked readers whether it makes sense to change the time twice a year, and on the occasion of World Excel Day joked that the Office suite is expensive because mistakes come at a cost. #świat #wiadomości #polityka (translated)

The Warsaw Police announced that officers securing the gathering on Szucha Avenue noticed a nervously behaving man who was moving away towards Marszałkowska Street. According to the police, when the officers tried to establish his identity, the man fled into a building near Szucha Avenue and Unii Lubelskiej Square, where he attacked a policewoman and caused her a head injury. The police reported that the injured officer was taken to the hospital, and the man was subdued and arrested. During the search, a knife hidden under his jacket was found. In a statement, the Warsaw Police rejected public accusations that the officers were responsible for the consequences of the incident. They emphasized that the officers were the target of aggression and that the assessment of the intervention should take its course into account. #Policja #Bezpieczeństwo #Warszawa (translated)

Jan Molski wrote that he anticipated the matter and accused DIOZ of involvement in another similar case concerning the Łączna Zoo. He referred to Marcin Nowaczyk, who, after leaving custody, allegedly stated that it was DIOZ that filed a report regarding this case. Molski expressed a strongly critical opinion of this organization. https://t.co/rx8GO27RRD #Wiadomości #Polska #PrawaCzłowieka (translated)

Tomasz Lipiński wrote that underpricing fuel threatens 25 years in prison, and criticized a person who — as he stated — boasted about it. He also called on her to show invoices for the suits, using offensive terms. https://t.co/FPUREarxvc #wiadomości #polska #prawopracy (translated)

Kamil Zaradkiewicz considered the veto of President Karol Nawrocki against the law on the execution of ECtHR judgments as very good news. He described the law as absurd and wrote that it gave the decisions of the political body in Strasbourg binding power equal to that of statutory provisions. #Polska #Prawo #Wiadomości (translated)

NA CZASIE reported that the father of 19-year-old Jakub Z., who injured nine people in Ostrołęka last week, has died. According to the report, the prosecutor's office stated that the man's body was found in his apartment after neighbors, having lost contact with him for several days, notified the authorities. Preliminary findings by investigators indicated a suicide; no involvement of third parties was identified. WP was cited as the source by NA CZASIE. #Polska #Ostrołęka #wiadomości (translated)

Jacek Piekara accused Waldemar Żurek of lying about his statement that Maciej Berek was supposed to have been assaulted by Bogdan Święczkowski. Piekara referred to an interview Berek gave to TVN, in which — he wrote — Berek denied that there was any altercation. He asked if Żurek would apologize for the insinuations and used an offensive term against him. #Polityka #FakeNews #Wiadomości (translated)

Adam Makuła wrote that some foundations have started to distance themselves from the actions at the Łączna Zoo, indicating that the prosecutor's office had approached them with a request to accept the animals. He noted that it is unclear whether the foundations have the animals and suggested that their reaction was triggered by fear. https://t.co/liQOLmKvPa #ZOO #wiadomości #zwierzęta (translated)