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Wojciech Machulski

  • Jun 20

    Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka becomes first woman deputy defence minister in Poland, tasked with overseeing SAFE programme and arms exports

    Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka, the government plenipotentiary for the EU’s SAFE instrument, was named secretary of state in the Ministry of National Defence on Friday, becoming the first woman to hold a deputy minister post in the ministry’s history.

  • Jun 15

    Warsaw doctor and KO councilor earned 1.6 mln PLN in a year, prompting audits and resignation from party

    Dawid Kacprzyk, a 28-year-old doctor still in specialization and a Warsaw district councilor for the Civic Coalition, reported 1.6 million PLN in earnings for 2025, triggering audits and his removal from the party.

  • Jun 14

    Poland gives Ukraine 'short time' to reverse military unit naming before decision on revoking Zelenskyy's highest order

    Poland's president is holding off on stripping Ukrainian President Zelenskyy of the Order of the White Eagle, giving Kyiv a short deadline to undo a military unit naming that honoured wartime UPA fighters, aides said Sunday.

  • May 29

    Poland's artist pension bill ignites culture war: 'Polish peasant' slurs, a minister on the ropes, and a 4.4 billion złoty fight

    A government plan to subsidize social security for artists has triggered a furious backlash, pitting the ruling coalition against the right-wing opposition and sparking a debate over elitism, public finances, and the value of culture.

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Ceuta drowns, yen gets help

Europe quarrels over Ceuta as Trump pauses Iran strikes and drought hits reactors

Borders, rivers and currencies did most of the moving overnight. Europe argued over Ceuta, Washington and Tehran traded incompatible claims, and drought pushed old energy assumptions into the open.

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  • Lula launches Brazil reelection bid

    Announces official candidacy for a fourth presidential term at a party convention in Sao Paulo, setting up a race against Flavio Bolsonaro.

  • Suicide attack in Pakistan

    Rises to 13 dead and 22 injured following the suicide attack during a demonstration in Pakistan.

  • Psatha helicopter collision

    Confirmed two fatalities, a Danish and a Romanian national, following the Psatha helicopter collision as investigators examine the possibility of human error.

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Culture, media and the new divides

The EU AI Act's transparency rules for AI-generated content and interactions entered into force, triggering new obligations for AI providers and platforms, and marking the beginning of operational enforcement by the EU's AI Office.

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