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Argentina fans and Texans clash over who grills the world's best steak at World Cup
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Argentina fans and Texans clash over who grills the world's best steak at World Cup

Argentine fans flooding into Texas for the 2026 World Cup have sparked a friendly but passionate debate over who produces the best beef and how to properly cook a steak. Both Argentina and Texas rank among the world's top cattle-raising regions, with steak culture deeply embedded in each place's identity. The dispute covers both meat quality and preparation methods.

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Halesiak: Poland Must Be at the AI Table, Not on the Menu
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Halesiak: Poland Must Be at the AI Table, Not on the Menu

Commentator Halesiak warns that AI will inevitably reshape global power structures, and the key question is whether Poland will be an active participant or a passive subject of that shift. He draws on Poland's historical experience of losing sovereignty, arguing it is extremely hard to regain once surrendered. He calls for a fundamental change in how Poland engages with the AI debate.

England vs Panama: Why England Should Not Underestimate Their World Cup Opponents
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England vs Panama: Why England Should Not Underestimate Their World Cup Opponents

Panama's World Cup results do not reflect the quality of their performances, with the team playing better than their standings suggest. England are warned not to underestimate their opponents ahead of the group-stage clash. A tactical scouting report outlines the specific threats Panama pose and why England should approach the match with caution.

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Agnieszka Hyży Wears Culottes — Wide Pastel-Pink Trousers Are Back in Fashion
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Agnieszka Hyży Wears Culottes — Wide Pastel-Pink Trousers Are Back in Fashion

TV presenter Agnieszka Hyży has been spotted wearing culottes — wide-leg trousers cut to mid-calf length — in pastel pink, one of the season's dominant colours. The divisive style, which has long polarised fashion lovers, is currently experiencing a major comeback. Hyży's look demonstrates how to wear culottes with confidence and flair.

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France heatwave: hospital emergency plans, alcohol ban and government criticism
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France heatwave: hospital emergency plans, alcohol ban and government criticism

A dangerous European heatwave is slowly moving eastward, giving France partial relief — by Saturday, fewer than half of French departments remained on maximum alert, down from two-thirds the day before. The Paris region activated an emergency hospital plan, while authorities banned evening alcohol sales and public drinking. The French government is facing criticism over its long-term response to climate-driven heatwaves, including a lack of air conditioning in hospitals and care homes.

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Polish health authority advises what to eat and drink during extreme heat
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Polish health authority advises what to eat and drink during extreme heat

Poland's sanitary inspectorate (Sanepid), via the gov.pl portal, reminds the public that the body loses water and electrolytes faster during heatwaves, making diet as important as fluid intake. It recommends light meals rich in vegetables and fruits with high water content. Alcohol, heavy foods and excess caffeine should be avoided as they accelerate dehydration.

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Orlen cuts petrol prices, raises diesel in Saturday wholesale adjustment
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Orlen cuts petrol prices, raises diesel in Saturday wholesale adjustment

On Saturday, Orlen cut its wholesale price of Eurosuper 95 petrol by PLN 15/m³ and Super Plus 98 by PLN 20/m³, while raising the wholesale price of Ekodiesel by PLN 13/m³. The previous day, Friday, all three fuels had risen in wholesale pricing. The changes may feed through to retail pump prices in the coming days.

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Szczerbiec: Poland's only medieval coronation sword bears a mysterious Hebrew inscription
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Szczerbiec: Poland's only medieval coronation sword bears a mysterious Hebrew inscription

Szczerbiec is the only surviving Polish medieval coronation insignia and is considered by many experts to be the most beautiful ceremonial sword in existence. It was used at the coronations of Polish kings for centuries. The hilt bears a mysterious Hebrew inscription that remains the subject of scholarly debate, with no universally accepted interpretation to date.

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Cartoonist Henryk Sawka on politics and Szczecin at TVN24's 25th anniversary
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Cartoonist Henryk Sawka on politics and Szczecin at TVN24's 25th anniversary

Cartoonist and satirist Henryk Sawka appeared at TVN24's 25th anniversary celebrations in Szczecin, part of the channel's "Jesteśmy stąd" tour. Sawka reflected on his work with TVN24 and said that everyone practises politics, even in small everyday matters.

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Record June heatwave exposes Europe's failure to prepare for extreme heat
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Record June heatwave exposes Europe's failure to prepare for extreme heat

June 2025 was Europe's hottest June on record, exposing the failure of successive governments to prepare for extreme heat. Scientists say climate change is now having a severe impact on daily life across the continent. Experts are calling for urgent adaptation measures.

Wimbledon 2026: Chwalińska on at Noon, Hurkacz and Fręch Also Play Monday
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Wimbledon 2026: Chwalińska on at Noon, Hurkacz and Fręch Also Play Monday

The organisers of Wimbledon 2026 have released the schedule for the opening day of the tournament. Maja Chwalińska will take to the court at noon Polish time. Hubert Hurkacz, Magdalena Fręch and Magda Linette are also scheduled to play on the same Monday.

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Panthalassa Raises $140M to Build Wave-Powered Offshore Data Centres
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Panthalassa Raises $140M to Build Wave-Powered Offshore Data Centres

US startup Panthalassa has raised $140 million to develop autonomous ocean-based data centres powered by wave energy. The company plans to launch a pilot platform in the North Pacific later this year to test the concept in real conditions. The project addresses growing demand for sustainable energy sources to power increasingly energy-hungry data centres.

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Eye Patches or Eye Cream? Cell Biologists Explain What Actually Works
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Eye Patches or Eye Cream? Cell Biologists Explain What Actually Works

The skin around the eyes is the thinnest on the body and the first to show signs of fatigue and ageing. Cell biologists stress that effective care for this sensitive area requires understanding the physiological processes occurring in the epidermis. The piece compares eye patches and eye creams, explaining which product is better suited to tackling dark circles and fine lines.

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920 dead and 51,000 missing as Venezuela earthquake rescue window closes
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920 dead and 51,000 missing as Venezuela earthquake rescue window closes

At least 920 people have been confirmed dead and more than 51,000 are reported missing after two earthquakes struck Venezuela on Wednesday. Rescue teams are racing against time as the critical 72-hour survival window nears its end. Authorities warn the final death toll is expected to be far higher given the scale of the disaster.

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Ebola, hantavirus, malaria: health risks to know before summer travel
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Ebola, hantavirus, malaria: health risks to know before summer travel

Health experts are reminding summer travellers of the risks posed by infectious diseases including Ebola, hantavirus and malaria. Globalisation and mass tourism have accelerated the spread of viruses across regions. Travellers are advised to check recommended vaccinations and precautions before departure.

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Disciplinary dismissal in Poland: when employers can legally use it under Labour Code
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Disciplinary dismissal in Poland: when employers can legally use it under Labour Code

Disciplinary dismissal is the most serious consequence of breaching employment duties in Poland. Employers may only use it in situations strictly defined by the Labour Code — including serious violation of basic duties, committing a crime that prevents continued employment, or loss of required qualifications through the employee's own fault. An employee dismissed in this way loses entitlements such as severance pay.

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LunAres in Poland: the lunar-Mars habitat training future astronauts
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LunAres in Poland: the lunar-Mars habitat training future astronauts

LunAres is a lunar-Mars analogue habitat in Poland, created by the Space is More team after winning ESA's Moon Challenge in 2015. The facility allows crew members to be fully cut off from the outside world, simulating conditions of long space missions. Research conducted there helps develop procedures and address psychological challenges before real missions take place.

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Netflix star Agnieszka Żulewska says she's struggling to find acting work
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Netflix star Agnieszka Żulewska says she's struggling to find acting work

Agnieszka Żulewska, known from Netflix series "Chemia" and "Wielka woda" ("High Water"), has admitted in an interview that her career is currently at a standstill. The actress said openly: "I'm a hard-working person. I can do a lot of things. I can clean. Feel free to get in touch." Her comments highlight the precarious situation facing many Polish actors despite appearing in high-profile streaming productions.

Dembélé Shines at the World Cup — Defenders Left Chasing Shadows
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Dembélé Shines at the World Cup — Defenders Left Chasing Shadows

Ousmane Dembélé turned in a standout World Cup performance, leaving opposition defenders struggling to cope with his pace and dribbling. Commentators noted that defenders "go crazy" trying to deal with him. The source does not specify the match or the final score.

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Heart-rate bracelets that track health without ruining your outfit
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Heart-rate bracelets that track health without ruining your outfit

More women are looking for health-tracking devices that resemble jewellery rather than sports gadgets. Slim bracelets without large screens or rubber straps are appearing on the market, monitoring heart rate without clashing with everyday outfits. It reflects growing demand for technology discreetly integrated into fashion.

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Israel and Lebanon sign agreement aimed at ending months of cross-border fighting
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Israel and Lebanon sign agreement aimed at ending months of cross-border fighting

Israeli and Lebanese ambassadors announced the signing of an agreement on Friday, described as a step toward peace after months of cross-border conflict between Israeli forces and Hezbollah. The deal represents a potential breakthrough in efforts to ease tensions. Specific terms of the agreement were not detailed in the source.