China promotes two new generals after anti-corruption purge depletes military ranks

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China promotes two new generals after anti-corruption purge depletes military ranks

China's military has named two new generals following a series of anti-corruption purges that thinned the ranks of senior officers. The promotions may signal a reorganisation at the top of the People's Liberation Army command structure. Analysts see the move as an attempt to restabilise military leadership after the purges.

ABC News · 2h ago · Source ↗

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Natalia Kałucka wins silver at Speed Climbing World Cup in Kraków

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Natalia Kałucka wins silver at Speed Climbing World Cup in Kraków

The Speed Climbing World Cup held on Kraków's Main Square saw sisters Natalia and Aleksandra Kałucka compete in the finals. Natalia Kałucka claimed the silver medal, with the result decided by just 0.01 of a second. In the qualifying rounds, the sisters finished sixth and fourth respectively.

Interia Sport · 29min ago · Source ↗

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Revolut to delist Tether USDT from its platform after 31 August

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Revolut to delist Tether USDT from its platform after 31 August

Revolut has notified some customers that it will delist the USDT stablecoin after 31 August 2025, citing regulatory and risk concerns. Any USDT holdings remaining after that date will be automatically converted into users' base currency. The move reflects growing regulatory pressure on stablecoins in Europe.

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Cointelegraph · 32min ago · Source ↗

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Sianożęty: a hidden gem on the Polish Baltic coast

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Sianożęty: a hidden gem on the Polish Baltic coast

Sianożęty is a wide, sandy beach on the Polish Baltic coast that remains underrated among tourists. The seaside village gained wider recognition as a filming location for the popular TV programme "Sanatorium miłości", whose participants praised its charm. It offers a quiet alternative to more crowded Baltic resorts.

WP Turystyka · 33min ago · Source ↗

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HBO's 2019 "Watchmen" miniseries is one of the best in recent memory

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HBO's 2019 "Watchmen" miniseries is one of the best in recent memory

Damon Lindelof's nine-episode HBO miniseries "Watchmen" (2019), based on Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons' landmark comic book, has been praised as one of the best miniseries in recent years. The show delivers a layered, politically charged narrative that reimagines the superhero genre. It surpassed expectations set by Zack Snyder's divisive 2009 film adaptation.

Is HBO's "Watchmen" series better than Snyder's 2009 film?

Collider · 34min ago · Source ↗

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Extreme heat and storms force cancellation of US Independence Day parades

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Extreme heat and storms force cancellation of US Independence Day parades

Dozens of parades, concerts and fireworks displays marking the US Independence Day on 4 July have been cancelled due to extreme heat and severe storms. The dangerous weather conditions posed safety risks for participants across multiple states. It represents one of the largest weather-related cancellations of Independence Day events in recent years.

OKO.press · 36min ago · Source ↗

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A PLN 67 scrambled eggs on Krupówki in Zakopane — what do you actually get?

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A PLN 67 scrambled eggs on Krupówki in Zakopane — what do you actually get?

A restaurant called Księstwo Góralskie on Krupówki street in Zakopane charges PLN 67 for a plate of scrambled eggs. Journalists deliberately ordered the dish to test what customers actually receive for that price. The result illustrates how steeply priced food can be in Poland's most popular mountain resort.

Are food prices on Krupówki street in Zakopane too high?

WP Kuchnia · 39min ago · Source ↗

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Chicago Fire Coach Reassures Anna Lewandowska: "We'll Make Her Feel at Home"

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.

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Asteroid Up to 800 Metres Wide to Pass Earth on Saturday

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Asteroid Up to 800 Metres Wide to Pass Earth on Saturday

Asteroid 523808, also known as 2007 ML24 and estimated at 360 to 800 metres in diameter, will fly past Earth on Saturday. NASA confirmed the flyby, making it one of the largest space objects to pass near Earth in recent weeks. The encounter poses no threat to our planet.

Onet Wiadomości · 40min ago · Source ↗

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BenQ MA270S: Glossy 27-Inch 5K Monitor Built for Mac

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BenQ MA270S: Glossy 27-Inch 5K Monitor Built for Mac

BenQ has unveiled the MA270S, a 27-inch 5K monitor with a glossy finish aimed at Mac users. While matte finishes dominate the external monitor market, the MA270S bucks that trend to match Apple's own display aesthetic. The monitor represents the top of BenQ's Mac-friendly lineup.

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9to5Mac · 40min ago · Source ↗

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The Case Against Ultra-Processed Foods Is Weaker Than Believed

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The Case Against Ultra-Processed Foods Is Weaker Than Believed

The term "ultra-processed foods" (UPFs) has become one of the dominant ideas in American diet culture over the past decade, driving media coverage and consumer guides. However, the scientific evidence underpinning concerns about UPFs is considerably weaker than popular narratives suggest. Key studies in the field carry significant methodological limitations that call sweeping conclusions into question.

Is the fear of ultra-processed foods scientifically justified?

Vox · 43min ago · Source ↗

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Joanna, 30, Plans to Save 1.5M Złoty Before Turning 40

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Joanna, 30, Plans to Save 1.5M Złoty Before Turning 40

Thirty-year-old Joanna is pursuing the FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) lifestyle, aiming to save 1.5 million złoty before she turns 40 and then live off savings and investments. She is willing to work hard now but plans to stop at forty. Like many FIRE followers, her main worry is loneliness and loss of purpose after leaving the workforce.

Is retiring at 40 through FIRE a good life choice?

Newsweek Polska · 48min ago · Source ↗

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What a Car's Drag Coefficient Actually Means

A car's drag coefficient (Cd) measures how much aerodynamic resistance the vehicle experiences and directly affects fuel consumption and top speed. The lower the Cd, the less power the engine needs to maintain a given speed. However, the relationship between body shape, speed and real-world drag is more complex than the single number implies.

Jalopnik · 53min ago · Source ↗

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German soldiers' memoirs from 1939: Poles were brave, not weak as propaganda claimed

Nazi propaganda portrayed the September 1939 campaign as an easy victory over a weak enemy, but memoirs of Wehrmacht soldiers tell a very different story. Their accounts describe Polish soldiers as courageous, well-trained and determined defenders. The resistance put up by Polish troops earned respect even within the ranks of the German army.

Should school history education include more perspectives from enemy soldiers?

Ciekawostki Historyczne · 53min ago · Source ↗

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Arkane Studios Gets New President as Microsoft Reshuffles Leadership

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Arkane Studios Gets New President as Microsoft Reshuffles Leadership

Microsoft has appointed a new president at Arkane Studios, the developer behind the upcoming Marvel's Blade game. The leadership change is seen as a positive signal that the studio may avoid closure during Xbox's ongoing restructuring reset. The move has raised hopes among fans of Arkane's previous titles such as Dishonored and Prey.

Will the new president save Arkane Studios from closure?

Eurogamer.pl · 58min ago · Source ↗

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Fans Express Concern Over Julia Dybowska's Very Slim Figure in Bikini Holiday Photos

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Fans Express Concern Over Julia Dybowska's Very Slim Figure in Bikini Holiday Photos

Julia Dybowska, known as "Polish Barbie," posted holiday photos in a red bikini taken on a luxury yacht in Italy. Internet users focused not on the scenery but on her very slim physique, publicly expressing concern about her health. Comments urged her to seek help.

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Pudelek · 1h ago · Source ↗

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Ukrainian Drones Strike Oil and Military Sites Near St Petersburg

Ukrainian drones struck oil and military facilities near St Petersburg, disrupting internet services and flights in the city. In a counter-strike, Russian attacks halted a gas facility in central Ukraine. The raid represents one of the longest-range Ukrainian strikes of the war so far.

Are Ukrainian long-range drone strikes helping to end the war sooner?

Al Jazeera · 1h ago · Source ↗

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Slavery was the foundation of ancient Rome's economy, not just a footnote

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Slavery was the foundation of ancient Rome's economy, not just a footnote

The power of ancient Rome, legendarily founded in 753 BC, was built on slave labour that formed the core of its entire economy, not merely a component. Historians have rarely faced the full scale and brutality of this system. Enslaved people sustained every aspect of imperial life, from agriculture to administration, and their tragic personal stories have survived to the present day.

Should schools teach more about the role of slavery in ancient Rome?

National Geographic PL · 1h ago · Source ↗

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Sabalenka beats Ostapenko 6-4 6-4 to reach Wimbledon fourth round

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Sabalenka beats Ostapenko 6-4 6-4 to reach Wimbledon fourth round

World number one Aryna Sabalenka advanced to the fourth round of Wimbledon with a 6-4, 6-4 victory over Jelena Ostapenko. Despite the comfortable scoreline, the match featured intense rallies and was competitive throughout. Sabalenka remains among the top contenders for the Wimbledon title.

Will Sabalenka win Wimbledon this year?

Interia Sport · 32min ago · Source ↗

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Karlovy Vary Festival showcases next-gen European filmmakers with Future Frames

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Karlovy Vary Festival showcases next-gen European filmmakers with Future Frames

The Future Frames programme at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival showcases prize-winning short films by students and recent graduates of European film schools. The initiative is run in cooperation with European Film Promotion, supported by the Creative Europe – MEDIA Programme, with Allwyn as its new main partner. It aims to spotlight the next generation of European filmmaking talent.

Variety · 39min ago · Source ↗

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Germany Admits Taliban Diplomats to Enable Deportations to Afghanistan

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Germany Admits Taliban Diplomats to Enable Deportations to Afghanistan

Germany is allowing Taliban diplomats into the country as part of a new Afghanistan policy designed to facilitate the deportation of convicted criminals. The move marks a significant shift in Berlin's stance toward the Taliban-led government in Kabul. Critics argue the policy amounts to a tacit recognition of the Taliban regime.

Is Germany right to admit Taliban diplomats in order to deport criminals?

DW News · 50min ago · Source ↗

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Offshore Wind in Trouble: Why Are Energy Giants Pulling Out?

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Offshore Wind in Trouble: Why Are Energy Giants Pulling Out?

The offshore wind energy sector is facing serious headwinds as major investors pull back from projects. Rising construction and operating costs, supply chain disruptions and unattractive energy contract prices are the main drivers. Industry experts nonetheless argue the problems are cyclical and structural rather than terminal, and stop short of writing off the technology altogether.

Should offshore wind investment be abandoned given the sector's current problems?

Newsweek Polska · 51min ago · Source ↗

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