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Senior Inspector Kamil Borkowski has been appointed the new head of Poland's Central Investigation Bureau of the Police (CBŚP). He previously served as the Regional Police Commander in Białystok. Borkowski replaces Senior Inspector Cezary Luba, who will take up the position of deputy head of the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA).
The Polish Senate began work on Tuesday on a bill to improve monitoring of wages in the healthcare sector. Dr Grażyna Cebula-Kubat, head of the National Union of Physicians (OZZL), told PAP that high pay anomalies affect only a narrow group of doctors with unique skills, and that the proposed regulations will change little in practice. The legislation aims to increase salary transparency across the public health sector.
A Nature editorial calls on Europe to step up as the global champion of free, open, and accessible science for all researchers worldwide. The journal describes Europe as an underappreciated research powerhouse with a responsibility to defend democratic values in academia. The call comes amid broader geopolitical turmoil affecting the international scientific community.
The first round of the Mazda Odyssey Warsaw Sailing League 2026 took place at Zegrze Południowe, delivering exciting racing and demanding conditions for competitors. Sailors faced complex tactical challenges throughout the event. The regatta officially opened the 2026 sailing season in the Masovian region of Poland.
Tennis legend Boris Becker, 58, experienced an embarrassing moment just before giving a public interview. Police and a court bailiff entered the venue and seized his luxury watch in front of a live audience. The incident took place as Becker was preparing to speak before viewers.
A new Samsung smartphone has launched in Poland. The source suggests there is a competing alternative on the market that may be a better buy, but does not name specific models or provide pricing details for either device. The comparison remains unresolved in the available text.
Politico reported on Monday that European right-wing parties are increasingly distancing themselves from US President Donald Trump. For years, his endorsement was seen by these groups as validation of their international standing. The shift reflects growing tensions over Trump's policies toward Europe.
Valve has launched its PC-console hybrid, the Steam Machine, at a price of £879 in the UK. The company says the cost reflects a broader industry trend of rising component prices over time. The device is designed to combine the power of a personal computer with the convenience of a gaming console.
Russia's debt market is under heavy selling pressure, with government bond yields reaching multi-year highs. Investors are reacting to surging war-related spending, high inflation and a deteriorating fiscal position. The wave of bond sell-offs signals growing concern about the health of Russia's public finances.
Iga Świątek will face American Emma Navarro in the last 16 of the WTA 500 grass-court tournament in Bad Homburg. Navarro secured her spot by defeating German Eva Lys 7:6(6), 6:3. The match will be played on grass, a surface on which Świątek has historically struggled.
Biologists from the University of Porto and the Landscape Laboratory in Guimarães have confirmed the first recorded occurrence of the parasitic wasp Exephanes ischioxanthus in Portugal. The insect was photographed in the municipality of Baião in the Porto district. The species was already known from several countries including Poland, and its discovery in Portugal expands its known geographic range.
Brothers Diego and Alex Barragán have discussed their genre-bending film "Jardines del Bosque," which examines the normalization of violence and the epidemic of disappearances in Mexico. The directors drew inspiration from coming-of-age classics like Rob Reiner's "Stand by Me" and Sofia Coppola's "The Virgin Suicides," as well as George Sluizer's thriller "The Vanishing." They describe Mexico's reality as "far more frightening than any horror story."
Jayati Bharadwaj, head of FX strategy at TD Securities, says Japan is running out of options to support the yen, which is trading near its weakest level against the dollar in four decades. She discussed the prospects for currency intervention in an appearance on Bloomberg Surveillance. A weak yen fuels inflation in Japan and complicates the Bank of Japan's monetary policy decisions.
Netflix's Gears of War movie will be an origin story for Delta Squad, the ragtag crew of soldiers who fight a desperate war against the Locust, a race of subterranean creatures. This means Marcus Fenix, the protagonist of the original video game series, may not appear in the film. The plot was confirmed by Entertainment Weekly, with Xbox executive vice president Matt Booty commenting on the project.
On day 13 of the 2026 World Cup, England are preparing to face Ghana in Foxborough. Manager Thomas Tuchel expects Ghana to rely on counterattacks, describing them as very physical and fast. Meanwhile, coach Roberto Martínez has pushed back against criticism of Cristiano Ronaldo and the Portugal squad, calling it unfair.
Emerging market stocks fell after a broad selloff hit South Korea's technology giants, dragging down the wider developing-nations equity gauge. Most emerging-market currencies also weakened as global risk sentiment deteriorated. The moves reflect growing caution among investors toward riskier assets across developing economies.
Croatia faces Panama in a crucial World Cup group match, with both teams having lost their opening games. The loser will be on the brink of elimination from the tournament. For Croatia, a win would be a significant step toward advancing to the knockout stage.
Viveca is one of the rarest female names in Poland, with only three women registered under it in the national PESEL database. While virtually unknown in Poland, the name has long been popular in Sweden, where it is considered an elegant and refined choice. It stands as an example of a Scandinavian name that never caught on in Poland.
Dr Michał Sutkowski, speaking on the Debata Gozdyry programme, warned that growing anti-doctor sentiment is causing more patients to act with open hostility toward physicians during appointments. He said that following recent healthcare scandals, doctors should not defend those who committed abuses, but equally should not be made to apologise for others' wrongdoing. He described the atmosphere as increasingly hostile for medical professionals.
A nostalgia quiz takes readers back to summer in communist-era Poland, recalling iconic items like powdered orangeade, Bambino ice cream, and soda fountains known as saturatory. The quiz covers the rituals, scents, and gadgets that defined carefree summer holidays for generations of Poles. It invites participants to test how much they remember from that era.
The United States has temporarily lifted oil sanctions on Iran as peace negotiations continue between the two countries. Separately, a federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's voter-verification data system, known as SAVE, is unlawful. The two decisions mark significant shifts in both U.S. foreign policy and domestic legal matters.
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