Sleep-Deprived Young Poles Cost the Economy 8.7 Billion Zloty a Year

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Sleep-Deprived Young Poles Cost the Economy 8.7 Billion Zloty a Year

One third of Poles aged 18–35 sleep six hours or less per night, below the recommended 7–9 hours, according to a report by UCE Research and the ePsycholodzy platform. Experts estimate this costs the economy over 17 million working days and 8.7 billion zloty annually. Sleep deprivation reduces productivity and increases employee absenteeism.

Should employers introduce nap breaks in the workplace?

Bankier.pl · 1h ago · Source ↗

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Ducati enters off-road territory with a new dirt-focused motorcycle

Ducati, long associated with high-performance road bikes, is moving into off-road motorcycling with a new model. The Italian brand previously dabbled in adventure riding through models like the Multistrada, DesertX and Scrambler, but always with a polished, fast-road approach. The new project marks a more rugged, dirt-focused direction for the manufacturer.

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Focus.pl · 3min ago · Source ↗

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Sony allows disc game orders beyond 2028 — but only for pre-cutoff releases

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Sony allows disc game orders beyond 2028 — but only for pre-cutoff releases

Sony has told developers they can still order physical disc copies of games beyond January 2028, but only if the game's release date falls before the company's cutoff. Titles launching after that deadline will not be eligible for disc production. The move effectively limits new physical releases to games already in the pipeline before the cutoff.

Should Sony phase out physical disc games entirely after 2028?

Eurogamer · 3min ago · Source ↗

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Trump spoke with Putin and Zelensky ahead of NATO summit in Ankara

US President Donald Trump held calls with Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday to discuss the war in Ukraine, ahead of a NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey. Peace negotiations remain deadlocked, with Moscow demanding Ukrainian forces withdraw from the Donetsk region — a condition Kyiv rejects. The NATO summit in Turkey is seen as another opportunity to push for a diplomatic breakthrough.

Should Trump pressure Ukraine to accept Russia's ceasefire demands?

France 24 · 7min ago · Source ↗

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Hajto calls for referee Tantashev to be removed after Paraguay match

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Hajto calls for referee Tantashev to be removed after Paraguay match

Football pundit Tomasz Hajto slammed referee Ilgiz Tantashev on Polsat's Mundial Cast programme after Paraguay's World Cup match. Hajto said Paraguay looked like a team fit only for freak-fight events, and called for Tantashev to be removed from refereeing duties. His comments were described as unsparing and blunt.

Should referee Tantashev be removed from World Cup duty?

Polsat Sport · 7min ago · Source ↗

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AI search agents fail not at searching but at asking the right clarifying questions

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AI search agents fail not at searching but at asking the right clarifying questions

A new benchmark called DiscoBench reveals that AI search agents' main weakness is not the act of searching itself, but their failure to ask users for clarification when queries are ambiguous. Models that search repeatedly instead of asking follow-up questions score only 51.9% accuracy — worse than those that simply guess. The best-performing model reaches just 43% overall accuracy, but accuracy jumps by up to 40 percentage points when ambiguity is removed from queries.

Should AI search agents ask users for clarification more often instead of guessing?

The Decoder · 11min ago · Source ↗

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World's largest digital camera will shoot a 10-year sky film

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World's largest digital camera will shoot a 10-year sky film

The Rubin Observatory in Chile houses the world's largest digital camera, boasting a 3.2-gigapixel sensor. Over the next 10 years it will photograph the entire visible sky every few nights, producing a continuous time-lapse film of the universe. Scientists will use the data to track asteroids, supernovae and dark matter.

Will the Rubin Observatory's 10-year sky survey transform our understanding of the universe?

Spider's Web · 33min ago · Source ↗

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French police intervene as shoppers brawl over discounted air conditioners

French police were called to at least two shops after customers who had queued for hours came to blows over the last discounted air conditioning units on sale. When supplies ran out, arguments turned physical and officers had to intervene. The incidents were reported by local media in France.

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Polish Łukasiewicz–PIAP robots tested at Europe's premier military robot trials in Switzerland

The Łukasiewicz–PIAP team from Poland participated in the European Land Robot Trial (ELROB 2026) in Thun, Switzerland, from 15–19 June 2026. ELROB is Europe's longest-running and most prestigious land robot competition, connecting industry, research centres and end-users across the continent. The Polish team showcased their unmanned ground vehicles in realistic field conditions relevant to the defence sector.

Should Poland increase investment in military ground robots?

Defence24 · 48min ago · Source ↗

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Documentary on Three-Time Oscar Winner Richardson Premieres in Karlovy Vary

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Documentary on Three-Time Oscar Winner Richardson Premieres in Karlovy Vary

Cinematographer Robert Richardson, a three-time Oscar winner nicknamed "Big Bad Bob" by Brad Pitt, attended the world premiere of the documentary "Robert Richardson: The White Devil" in Karlovy Vary over the July 4 weekend. The film was directed by Czech filmmaker Jana Hojdová and began as a student project. Richardson discussed his work with Oliver Stone and his most challenging shoots.

Deadline · 56min ago · Source ↗

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Vitamin C Micro-Pearl Cream-Serum Promises Instant Healthy Glow

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Vitamin C Micro-Pearl Cream-Serum Promises Instant Healthy Glow

A hybrid 2-in-1 cream-serum uses encapsulated vitamin C locked in micro-pearls that burst on application, releasing the active ingredient for instant refreshment. Its gel-emulsion formula absorbs quickly, making it suitable for a daily morning routine, especially for dry skin. The product moisturises, brightens the complexion and helps protect skin during hot weather.

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Wizaż.pl · 56min ago · Source ↗

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90s Ab Roller Makes a Comeback as a Full Core Workout Without Complex Equipment

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90s Ab Roller Makes a Comeback as a Full Core Workout Without Complex Equipment

The ab roller — a small wheel with handles popular in the 1990s — is trending again as an effective core training tool that requires no complex equipment. The exercise involves rolling the wheel forward while maintaining trunk tension, engaging the abs, shoulders, arms, back and glutes. Beginners are advised to start with a short range of motion on a mat and gradually increase difficulty.

Is the ab roller a better core exercise than traditional sit-ups?

Wizaż.pl · 1h ago · Source ↗

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Dutch Students Live Rent-Free in Exchange for Time Spent With Elderly Neighbours

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Dutch Students Live Rent-Free in Exchange for Time Spent With Elderly Neighbours

Since 2012, a Dutch programme has offered students free accommodation in exchange for spending time with elderly residents. The initiative bridges two generations, addressing both senior loneliness and the high cost of student housing. The scheme has gained growing attention amid the ongoing housing crisis in the Netherlands.

Should Poland introduce a similar housing programme for students and elderly residents?

Interia Fakty · 1h ago · Source ↗

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Bank of Korea warns single-stock leveraged ETFs could amplify market volatility

The Bank of Korea has warned that single-stock leveraged ETFs tied to Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix could deepen market concentration, amplify volatility and intensify one-way trading flows. The central bank flagged the risks in a report cited by local news agency Yonhap. The warning focuses specifically on the systemic risk these instruments pose to South Korea's equity market.

Should regulators restrict single-stock leveraged ETFs?

Bloomberg · 1h ago · Source ↗

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EU plans to restrict retail access to prediction markets, threatening Polymarket

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EU plans to restrict retail access to prediction markets, threatening Polymarket

The European Union is considering regulations that would restrict retail customers' access to prediction markets such as Polymarket. The proposed rules could significantly hamper the operation of such platforms within the EU. Polymarket faces a serious regulatory challenge that may force changes to its business model or limit access for European users.

Should the EU restrict retail investor access to prediction markets?

BitHub.pl · 2h ago · Source ↗

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Spaghetti with pistachio pesto and burrata – elegant dinner in 20 minutes

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Spaghetti with pistachio pesto and burrata – elegant dinner in 20 minutes

Spaghetti with pistachio pesto, fresh basil and creamy burrata is a quick recipe that looks like a dish straight from an Italian restaurant. The recipe combines classic pasta with an unconventional pistachio pesto and soft burrata cheese. The whole dish can be prepared in under twenty minutes using readily available ingredients.

WP Kuchnia · 2h ago · Source ↗

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Tomi Adeyemi distances herself from 'Children of Blood and Bone' film adaptation

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Tomi Adeyemi distances herself from 'Children of Blood and Bone' film adaptation

Tomi Adeyemi, author of the 2018 YA novel "Children of Blood and Bone", has announced she "will not watch" the film adaptation and is "officially separating her name" from the project. The feature, directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood and starring Amandla Stenberg, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Viola Davis, is set for a Paramount theatrical release early next year.

Should a book's author have control over its film adaptation?

The Hollywood Reporter · 2h ago · Source ↗

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