Karol Rabenda, a minister in the Polish Presidential Chancellery, said in the "Tłit" programme that a meeting between President Nawrocki and Ukraine's Zelensky could happen if Poland's national interest required it. However, he stressed that the current atmosphere does not call for such a visit.
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The average job search time in Poland has risen to 4.5 months, the highest figure ever recorded. This comes from the 61st edition of the Monitor Rynku Pracy report, compiled by the Randstad Research Institute and Pollster. The data signals a clear deterioration in conditions for job seekers and the end of the so-called employee's market era.
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Science journalist Shayla Love examines whether it makes sense to continue religious practice without holding literal belief, drawing on philosophy, psychology and related fields. The piece is part of the "Your Mileage May Vary" column, which addresses reader questions about human nature through multiple academic lenses. Love is substituting for regular columnist Sigal, who is on parental leave.
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Russia is offering contract soldiers salaries of up to 150,000 zł, but is struggling to recruit enough volunteers. The Kremlin is reportedly weighing a general mobilisation, though analysts believe it is not yet necessary as Russia continues to achieve its military objectives. Both the authorities and the public remain uncertain about the true scale of front-line losses.
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A photo of a melted traffic light from the Verona province went viral on social media as supposed evidence of extreme European heat. In reality, the traffic light was not melted by the temperature — vandalism was responsible, not the weather. While heat waves do cause real damage to infrastructure, they cannot melt metal traffic signals.
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British actress Dame Penelope Keith has died at the age of 86. She was best known for her roles in classic British sitcoms The Good Life and To The Manor Born, both hugely popular in the UK.
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A mini PC running SteamOS appeared on China's Taobao marketplace for roughly $688, listing an RX 6750 GRE GPU, 16GB DDR5 RAM and a 2TB SSD — dimensions similar to Valve's upcoming Steam Machine cube. The listing raises scam concerns due to mismatched specs, but analysts suggest a real mini PC is likely being sold with inflated specifications. The device does not use the official "Steam Machine" name but clearly targets the same market.
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Teams competing in the Volleyball Nations League have now each played eight matches across two tournaments. Poland currently sits third in the standings, placing them among the contenders for a spot at the final tournament. The group of teams likely to qualify for the finals is becoming increasingly clear.
Fuel supply disruptions and sales restrictions across multiple Russian regions have prompted drivers to look at electric and hybrid vehicles as alternatives. However, dealerships are reported to be largely empty, with very limited stock available. The sudden surge in demand cannot be met by current supply.
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Morocco's World Cup match against the Netherlands carries a deeper significance beyond football, reflecting the story of Moroccan migration to the Netherlands and questions of identity for second-generation immigrants. Several Moroccan squad members grew up or were born in Holland, and both federations competed for their allegiance. The fixture has become a symbol of broader cultural and social tensions in Europe.
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Microsoft is experimenting with a new Windows 11 feature aimed at restoring taskbar personalisation options that users have been missing since the system launched, compared to Windows 10. Complaints about the stripped-back taskbar have persisted for years and Microsoft appears to be finally responding. The exact scope of the changes has not yet been disclosed.
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Global cancer diagnoses among people under 50 rose by 24% between 1990 and 2019. In Australia, Canada, the UK and the US, those born in the 1990s face at least four times the risk of early-onset colorectal cancer compared to those born in the 1960s. Researchers point to lifestyle, diet and environmental changes as likely drivers of the trend.
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China is seeing a surge in giant retail stores dedicated entirely to XXL-sized junk food and snacks. The craze is alarming health experts in a country where 19% of children are already overweight. Doctors and dieticians warn that the trend could worsen the country's growing obesity crisis.
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Pleasures by Estée Lauder, launched in 1995 by perfumers Annie Buzantian and Alberto Morillas (also behind Marc Jacobs Daisy and Giorgio Armani Acqua di Giò), remains a bestseller after 30 years. The linear floral fragrance centred on peony accords lasts approximately 12 hours. It suits fans of soft, feminine scents similar to Pur Blanca.
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Halfway through 2026, the organisers of the Read Harder Challenge have launched a Google form survey asking participants about their progress, problem tasks and favourite book read so far. The survey closes on 5 July 2026, with results to be shared two weeks later. Participants are also invited to swap book recommendations in the comments section.
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Certain trees and shrubs have aggressive root systems that can, over time, damage pavements, driveways, fences, pipes and even structural elements of a building. Many gardeners focus only on a plant's appearance and growth rate, overlooking what happens underground near their home. The article warns against planting such species close to buildings, though specific species names are not detailed in the available excerpt.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has called on unlicensed crypto-asset service providers to wind down operations in an orderly manner, as the MiCA regulation's transitional period expired on July 1. Firms without a MiCA licence now face forced closure if they continue operating in the EU. The MiCA framework introduces unified rules for the entire EU crypto-asset market.
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Chanterelle mushrooms are more than a flavourful addition to omelettes or pasta — they are rich in B vitamins, vitamin D, beta-carotene and fibre. They also have anti-inflammatory properties and support the immune system. However, people with kidney or digestive conditions should eat them in moderation due to their chitin and purine content.
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Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries have caused serious disruptions to Russia's fuel market. Putin convened an emergency meeting with energy sector representatives and ministers, after which a temporary ban on exports of petrol and aviation fuel was announced. The news was reported by the pro-Kremlin TASS agency.
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Comcast announced on Monday that it will spin off NBCUniversal into an independent company, ending a 15-year ownership period. The move separates Comcast's cable infrastructure business from its media arm. It represents one of the most significant ownership restructurings in the media industry in years.
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The United States and Iran have reached a deal that would allow vessels to move freely through the Strait of Hormuz, according to a US official. Iran has not yet confirmed the agreement. The Strait of Hormuz is one of the world's most critical oil shipping routes, and the deal aims to halt Iranian attacks on shipping.
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At the wedding of actress Klaudia Halejcio and Oskar Wojciechowski, their 5-year-old daughter did more than scatter flower petals — she delivered a spontaneous speech addressed to her father, who was moved to tears. Halejcio shared the video online, with viewers calling the girl's words the most beautiful moment of the ceremony.
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