President Karol Nawrocki has vetoed a bill on student rights ombudsmen. Sławomir Broniarz, head of the Polish Teachers' Union, criticised the decision, accusing the president of failing to consult with the teaching community beforehand. Broniarz stressed that the veto does not address the real problems facing Polish education.
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The USA vs Bosnia and Herzegovina round-of-32 World Cup match (2:0) was watched by 33 million viewers in the United States, making it the most-watched soccer match in American history, according to Nielsen data. The result underscores football's rapidly growing popularity in the US market.
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The European Space Agency is accelerating preparations for the Ramses mission, in which a miniature lander named Don Quijote is set to land on the surface of asteroid Apophis. It marks a historic first: a CubeSat spacecraft conducting direct, ground-level scientific research on another celestial body. The mission aims to gather data on Apophis's composition and structure.
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Binance's Europe head Gillian Lynch said the exchange withdrew its MiCA licence application days before the July 1 deadline but remains committed to operating in the EU. Binance has already met Greece's licensing requirements and holds a licence there. Lynch argued that MiCA should be judged by who it licenses rather than who it excludes.
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A large waterspout appeared over Lake Constance near the German city of Friedrichshafen and spun above the water for around 15 minutes. Onlookers rushed out of nearby restaurants to watch the spectacle, and the captains of vessels on the lake also witnessed the phenomenon. No injuries or damage were reported.
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Chinese robotics firm UBTECH has unveiled a humanoid robot capable of walking, holding conversations, remembering its owners and recognising their emotions. The machine can also dance on command. The company is positioning the robot for the consumer market, targeting private households.
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When July temperatures hit 30°C in the shade, a chilled fruit soup makes a light, refreshing alternative to a traditional hot meal. The dish uses the same fruits typically blended into lemonades or smoothies, but served as a cold soup in a bowl rather than a drink in a jug. It requires no cooking and is ready quickly.
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Anna Lewandowska posted a candid message on social media admitting she fears the family's move to the US following her husband Robert Lewandowski's transfer to Chicago Fire. The club's coach, in an interview published by Kanał Sportowy, promised the club would look after not just the player but his entire family to help Anna feel at home in Chicago. Lewandowski's move to MLS is among the biggest transfers in the league's history.
Ukrainian company General Cherry has qualified for the final stage of the US Drone Dominance Program, becoming one of 19 finalists selected from the broader field. It marks one of the biggest achievements in the firm's history. The programme is aimed at developing advanced drone capabilities for military use.
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Vietnam-based sales agent Skyline Media and streaming platform Galaxy Play have agreed a partnership that will bring more than 20 Galaxy Play original miniseries to international markets for the first time. Skyline Media has been named the exclusive international sales agent for the titles. The deal was announced at the DANAFF Industry Days event during the fourth Danang Asian Film Festival.
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The first half of 2026 delivered a strong earnings season and record highs for global equity benchmarks, fuelled by enthusiasm around the AI trade. As the second half begins, investors, businesses and central banks are focused on geopolitical risks, growth concerns and uncertainty surrounding AI infrastructure build-out. Leading market voices surveyed by Bloomberg's Opening Trade are divided on whether the rally can continue.
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Vera Wang celebrated her upcoming 77th birthday at a party in Paris, appearing in a fitted dress with blonde hair and stunning onlookers with her youthful appearance. Photos from the event went viral, sparking wide online comment about the designer's remarkable looks. Wang, born 27 June 1949, is one of the most recognisable figures in global fashion.
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Four sources confirmed to Zero.pl that Dawid Kacprzyk worked with critically ill patients at the Emergency Department of Szpital Południowy despite lacking adequate experience. Other doctors reportedly had to correct his mistakes. At the same time, 16 medical professionals signed a letter defending Kacprzyk and describing him as a good doctor.
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Traveller Alicja Horosz spoke with Sabina Zięba about the countries that impressed her most and those that let her down the most. Bhutan — long shrouded in mystery and for years heavily restricted for foreign tourists — turned out to be her greatest travel disappointment. Despite having visited much of the world, Horosz says some journeys still stay with her for a long time, thanks to landscapes, people and the emotions they stir.
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Orlen has launched sales of renewable diesel HVO100 at its first station in Slovakia, having previously introduced it in Germany, Austria and the Czech Republic. The fuel is manufactured at Orlen's refinery in Płock, yet Polish drivers cannot buy it at domestic Orlen stations. HVO100 requires no engine modifications and is part of the company's decarbonisation strategy.
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In the mid-19th century the US was starkly divided: the capitalist North was building industry while the South maintained a feudal plantation economy based on enslaved labour. The Civil War was therefore a conflict not only over the rights of Black Americans but also over economic dominance and the country's direction. The two regions held incompatible visions for the nation's future.
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Sony announced it will end disc-based PlayStation game releases by 2028, prompting questions about the future of physical media across all console platforms. Circana senior director Mat Piscatella told VGC he does not expect the move to influence Nintendo's strategy, saying simply, "Nintendo is going to be Nintendo." Nintendo has historically followed its own path regardless of competitors' decisions.
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Philosopher Zena Hitz walked away from an elite academic career to spend three years washing dishes in a monastery. She argues that real philosophical thought belongs to taxi drivers, office clerks and prisoners — everyday people outside academia. In her view, intellectual life has nothing to do with degrees or institutional prestige.
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Czech player Linda Noskova lost the opening set against Camila Osorio at Wimbledon but fought back to win the decisive third set and advance. Jasmine Paolini, Maria Sakkari and Sorana Cirstea also progressed to the next round. Noskova's strong performance in the final set proved decisive.
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Institutional adoption of bitcoin accelerated sharply after spot bitcoin ETFs launched in the United States in January 2024. Asset managers including BlackRock and Fidelity now hold BTC directly or offer products built around it. The trend spans hedge funds, banks, pension funds and insurers across most categories of regulated institutions.
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Ukrainian historian Jarosław Hrycak told PAP that the Polish-Ukrainian dispute over the UPA paramilitary organisation can only be resolved after a change of power in Kyiv. He warned that threatening Ukraine with exclusion from the EU over the Bandera issue could backfire and produce the opposite of the intended effect. Hrycak is a long-standing advocate of Polish-Ukrainian reconciliation.
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Polish engineers and entrepreneurs are increasingly settling in Silicon Valley, building AI startups valued at billions of dollars and building careers at companies like Google and SpaceX. This marks a shift from earlier waves of economic emigration — today Poles go to the US not out of poverty, but in pursuit of technological success. Poland is emerging as a key talent source for the global AI industry.
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