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An alleged ransom note connected to the abduction of Nancy Guthrie states that the kidnappers did not intend for her to die and includes an apology to her family. The note implies she died while in captivity. Authorities have not yet publicly identified suspects or released further details about the circumstances of her death.
Kylian Mbappé has reached 100 caps for France while scoring 16 goals in just 16 World Cup matches. Commentators are increasingly labelling him "Mr World Cup," arguing the tournament seems tailor-made for the French star's style and ambitions.
A new report projects that artificial intelligence could grow Poland's GDP by up to 12% over the next decade, though it would simultaneously reduce tax revenues. In other news, the United States has suspended sanctions on Iranian oil, and Poland's Central Communication Port (CPK) plans to raise the new airport's capacity to 44 million passengers per year.
The Trump administration spent $14.7 million painting Washington's Reflecting Pool "American flag blue" ahead of the US 250th anniversary celebrations. Within weeks, the paint began peeling and algae turned the water green. Trump has threatened prison for anyone who "vandalises" the pool, even as the deterioration stems from the renovation itself rather than any act of vandalism.
Oklahoma claimed the Men's College World Series title Monday night, defeating North Carolina in the winner-take-all Game 3 for their first championship since 1994. Relief pitcher LJ Mercurius delivered another clutch bullpen performance to seal the victory. North Carolina's uncharacteristic pitching struggles proved decisive in the loss.
Polish athlete Zuzanna Wielgos competed in five European Youth Championship tournaments between 2022 and 2026, returning with a medal almost every time. In Cluj-Napoca she reached the podium twice. This autumn she will compete at the individual European Championships in Ljubljana.
Alicja returned to work 16 weeks after giving birth while her husband stayed home to care for their child. After nearly six months, her husband returned to work only to be told by his female managers that they "didn't hire a man to sit at home with children." The story is part of a broader trend of Polish fathers choosing parental leave, despite frequent pushback from employers.
Port Polska has not yet begun construction, but a rival project has already emerged and grown in ambition, potentially threatening its market position. The situation highlights how competitive ambitions in Poland's port sector are flaring up even before the flagship project breaks ground.
The race for the World Cup Golden Boot is shaping up to be one of the most competitive in history, with the world's top strikers all performing at a high level. The article previews the contest but does not list the current leading scorers or their goal tallies at the time of publication.
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, a comparison between the United Kingdom and Poland highlights the significant damage the decision has caused. In a poll marking the anniversary, the most common answer to the question about Brexit's main benefit was "don't know" or "none of the above." Analysts say it is extremely difficult to identify any meaningful advantages of leaving the EU.
Archaeologists led by Linda Åsheim have unearthed an ornate medieval gold ring during excavations in the centre of Tønsberg, Norway. The artefact was found just a few centimetres below the surface, where it had lain for nearly a thousand years. The find highlights the rich historical heritage hidden beneath even small Norwegian towns.
MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred wrote to Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley stating that the San Francisco Giants failed to properly inform players they could opt out of wearing rainbow-themed caps during the team's annual Pride Night. Manfred's letter makes clear the communication failure lay with the club, not league policy.
Erling Haaland scored two goals to power Norway to a 3-2 victory over Senegal at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts on Monday. The win secured Norway's place in the knockout rounds of the tournament.
Russia's Omsk region has introduced a fuel rationing measure, limiting drivers to a maximum of 40 litres of petrol per fill-up. Russian Tu-160 strategic bombers were spotted over the Barents Sea and Norwegian Sea. The Pentagon plans to ask Congress for an additional $80 billion in funding.
PanParagon, a popular Polish app for storing digital receipts and hunting for deals, has undergone a major overhaul. The updated version now supports Poland's deposit return system, helping users collect and manage deposit receipts. The update significantly expands the app's functionality for everyday shoppers navigating the new kaucja system.
Indian fintech startup Cred is raising $900 million in a funding round led by Meta, valuing the company at over $4 billion. However, the company's founder and CEO is simultaneously departing to join WhatsApp. The unusual combination of a landmark investment and a leadership exit raises questions about the startup's future direction.
SBP Group CEO Eric Tse announced at the World Economic Forum's Annual Meeting of New Champions in Dalian that the Chinese pharma company is shifting away from its generics-focused model toward drug development and innovation. Tse outlined his vision for navigating China's evolving healthcare sector. The strategic pivot reflects broader changes in the competitive Chinese pharmaceutical landscape.
The Trump administration issued a 60-day license allowing Iran to sell oil on the international market, providing Tehran with a significant economic lifeline. The move came as the United States and Iran continued negotiations aimed at reaching a permanent peace deal. Bloomberg's Abeer Abu Omar reported on the development from Dubai.
Japan's five-year government bond auction on Tuesday attracted demand below the 12-month average, signalling weaker appetite for Japanese sovereign debt. Yen weakness is adding to market expectations that the Bank of Japan may need to raise interest rates more quickly than anticipated. The result reflects growing tensions in Japan's bond market.
A doctor in the Netherlands ended the life of a terminally ill young child for the first time under the country's updated euthanasia law, Dutch public broadcaster NOS reported on Monday. The case was submitted to a special review committee at the end of last year. The event marks a historic and deeply controversial milestone in Dutch medical law.
Janusz Panasewicz, legendary frontman of Polish rock band Lady Pank, was asked about tennis star Iga Świątek and shared his admiration for her. He highlighted one quality he considers particularly important in the world-class player. Świątek has built a massive fanbase in recent years, including many prominent figures from Polish showbiz.
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