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Kimberly Prost, a Canadian judge at the International Criminal Court, and two colleagues have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration. They argue that the sanctions imposed on them constitute illegal retaliation for their work at the ICC. The case represents an unprecedented legal confrontation between international court judges and the US government.
Ghana held tournament favourites England to a 0-0 draw in their second Group L match, sparking excitement among Black Stars supporters. Kenya is on edge on the eve of the second anniversary of landmark youth protests that left dozens dead, with fears that violence could return. Tunisia plays its final group-stage match on Thursday, with sports photographer Hosni Manoubi among those capturing the closing moments.
Rockstar Games released 63 new screenshots from Grand Theft Auto 6 on Tuesday, giving fans a detailed look at the upcoming open-world game. The images reveal customisation options, vehicles, and weapons available in GTA 6. While fans are excited by many aspects of the reveal, the detail that has captured most attention is the game's visually stunning graphics, widely praised as a new benchmark for the series.
Micron Technology reported a quadrupling of quarterly revenue, driven by soaring memory chip prices caused by an industry-wide supply crunch. Following the earnings release, the company's stock jumped 10%. Over the past year, Micron's share price has surged a total of 700%, making it one of the top-performing tech stocks on the market.
Some Tesla shareholders are betting that Elon Musk's real endgame is a merger between Tesla and SpaceX. Tesla's stock has fallen 15% over the past year while SpaceX completed what Bloomberg describes as the biggest initial public offering ever, instantly becoming the most valuable company in Musk's portfolio. The topic was discussed on Bloomberg's "Bloomberg Deals" programme by reporters Carmen Arroyo, Dani Burger, and Scarlet Fu.
Four out of five Polish players advanced to the second round of the ITF tournament in Gdańsk. The standout result came from Weronika Ewald, who defeated top-seeded Miriam Bulgaru. The strong showing by the Polish contingent on home soil raises hopes for further progress in the competition.
The first half of the Canada vs. Switzerland World Cup match ended 0-0. In the 32nd minute, a bizarre incident involving Switzerland's Granit Xhaka and Canada's Cyle Larin left commentators saying they had never seen anything like it before. The source describes the moment as comical but does not specify exactly what happened between the two players.
The trailer for Practical Magic 2 has been released, bringing back Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman as the Owen sisters. The sequel follows the pair as they guide the next generation of the Owens family through a new supernatural journey tied to their cursed fate. The film is a follow-up to the beloved 1998 original.
Polish energy companies Orlen, Unimot, PGE, and Enea have reserved capacity at the planned FSRU 2 floating LNG terminal in the Gulf of Gdańsk. The move signals a potential end to monopolistic conditions on Poland's LNG market, with more competition expected to lower gas prices. Analysts say Poland could use the terminal to position itself as a gas hub for Central and Eastern Europe.
Modelling by Australia's energy market operator AEMO shows that a recent boom in home batteries connected to the national grid means fewer new transmission lines will need to be built. This comes despite electricity use being expected to nearly double by 2050. The battery uptake is projected to generate significant cost savings on grid infrastructure investment.
Global warming is driving extreme heat events around the world, and the situation is being amplified by El Niño, a natural climate phenomenon that disrupts weather patterns globally. The combination of human-caused warming and El Niño creates especially dangerous conditions across multiple regions. The source does not specify particular locations or dates for the events described.
Ismael Kone suffered a horrific leg fracture on June 18 during Canada's World Cup 2026 match against Qatar. Just six days after surgery, he returned to the stadium in Vancouver — in a wheelchair. Fans welcomed him with a roaring ovation in one of the tournament's most emotional moments.
Buffalo Sabres GM Jarmo Kekalainen said Wednesday that contract extension talks with veteran forward Alex Tuch have made little progress. Kekalainen now expects Tuch to depart as a free agent. Tuch joined the Sabres from the Vegas Golden Knights and has been a key part of the roster for several seasons.
A federal lawsuit in the United States alleges that major gas station chains used an AI program to automatically push coordinated price increases directly to pumps and signs — without any human intervention. Plaintiffs claim the system artificially kept fuel prices elevated for American drivers.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have agreed to a three-year contract extension with tight end Brenton Strange worth up to $48 million, including $25 million guaranteed. The deal was confirmed by Strange's agents Jim Ivler, JR Roggio and Jon Perzley via NFL Network's Mike Garafolo and Tom Pelissero. The extension keeps Strange locked in with Jacksonville for the foreseeable future.
Jakub Kosikowski, spokesman for Poland's Supreme Medical Chamber, said during the Gozdyra Debate that he was silenced several times after exposing malpractice in hospitals. He described a specific incident in which he was punished for pointing out an error in a patient's treatment. He stressed that speaking out about irregularities is stigmatised within the medical community.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that 500 aircraft took off from US bases in Italy to support military operations in the Middle East. The remarks triggered a political storm in Italy, with the opposition immediately demanding explanations from the government and the defence ministry responding publicly. A NATO spokesperson later clarified Rutte's comments.
Companies worldwide are scrambling to introduce limits on employee AI usage after staff began maxing out corporate AI budgets with small, everyday tasks. The brief era of "tokenmaxxing" — squeezing every available AI token — is giving way to token rationing and new internal usage policies.
Speedway club Falubaz Zielona Góra announced structural changes, with Rafał Prokopiuk joining the club's board and taking on the role of managing director. Prokopiuk said he is not promising instant miracles but pledged to systematically build up the organisation of the Zielona Góra club.
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner made his return on Wednesday at the Hurlingham exhibition tournament, his first competitive appearance after a health-related absence. In an interview, the Italian tennis star said his medical results are very positive and that he feels very good, easing fan concerns ahead of Wimbledon.
Polish companies are increasingly venturing into foreign markets, particularly the United States and Western Europe. To compete effectively with Western rivals, they need institutional backing. The "Team Poland" model brings together six development institutions — PFR, BGK, KUKE, PAIH, PARP and ARP — as a one-stop-shop supporting Polish exporters.
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