A new report recommends that children under the age of two should not regularly use screens — including televisions, tablets and smartphones. Regular screen exposure in early childhood is linked to negative effects on cognitive and social development. The report was published on 7 July 2026.
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The National Bank of Poland took advantage of falling gold prices in June to push its reserves above 20 million ounces. The NBP is rapidly closing in on its January 2026 target of holding 700 tonnes of gold in its vaults. The buying spree places Poland among Europe's fastest-accumulating central banks.
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Poland, the United States, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden have signed an agreement to establish a European servicing centre for PAC-3 missiles used in Patriot air-defence systems. The deal was announced on Tuesday by Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. It is the first joint NATO allied maintenance project of its kind for Patriot missiles on European soil.
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A banner promising a $100 million bounty on the head of US President Donald Trump was displayed in the Iranian city of Qom during funeral ceremonies for Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. The information was reported on Tuesday by the independent outlet Iran International. It represents one of the most extreme anti-American gestures seen at the funeral.
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The journal Nature has called for continued funding of the Hubble and James Webb Space Telescopes, arguing their scientific output exceeds even the most ambitious expectations of the astronomy community. Both telescopes are delivering breakthrough discoveries that justify their operating costs. The editorial was published on 7 July 2026.
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Soccer is among the most physically demanding sports: outfield players cover between 10 and 13 kilometres per match, combining sprints, jogging and rapid changes of direction. In World Cup knockout rounds, play can extend to 120 minutes, placing even greater demands on cardiovascular and muscular systems. Modern training programmes blend endurance, speed and decision-making drills to replicate the sport's unpredictability.
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The piece identifies three recurring problems with Google Maps that erode user trust: outdated traffic data, incorrect business opening hours, and inaccurate routing in urban areas. These issues cause daily frustration for both drivers and pedestrians. The article was published in July 2026.
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Norway pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the World Cup by eliminating Brazil in the round of 16. Erling Haaland scored twice and goalkeeper Orjan Nyland was outstanding, with both players hailed as national heroes by Norwegian media. Coach Stale Solbakken's squad has written itself into football history, according to unanimous local coverage.
Michael Saylor, long known as one of Bitcoin's biggest buyers, has become a net seller of the cryptocurrency. At the same time, investment bank Bernstein is maintaining its price target of $150,000 for Bitcoin. Meanwhile, a memecoin was drained via a governance exploit affecting its decision-making mechanism.
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Xbox CEO Asha Sharma published a candid summary of Microsoft's gaming division over the past five to eight years, acknowledging it grew too large without a coherent strategy. The statement preceded a new round of layoffs at Microsoft Gaming. Industry observers noted the unusual frankness of the communication — and the human cost borne by those losing their jobs.
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A 2005 BMW X3 with over 250,000 miles on the clock is listed for $5,700, described by the seller as "meticulously maintained." The SUV's rare six-speed manual gearbox is its main selling point, setting it apart from automatic equivalents. The key question is whether that driving-enthusiast feature justifies buying a vehicle with such high mileage.
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Brazilian director Erick Ricco's stop-motion animated feature "The March of the Sunflowers" has secured backing from France's Autour de Minuit — producer of the Oscar-winning short "Logorama" — and Portugal's Spamflix. The film was showcased at the Bogotá Audiovisual Market (BAM) and had already attracted industry buzz at December's Animation! festival. The international co-production partnership signals growing global interest in Brazilian animation.
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Małgorzata Rozenek is vacationing on the French Riviera. She is joined by her youngest son Henio and friend Magdalena Pieczonka. The TV presenter shared bikini photos showcasing her physique on social media.
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A nutrition expert from Poland's National Centre for Nutrition Education warns that cutting potatoes before boiling them significantly reduces their nutritional value. Vitamins and minerals leach into the water through the larger cut surface area. Potatoes should be cooked whole, ideally in their skins, to retain the most nutrients.
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Hotels routinely offer certain services free of charge, while restaurants still bill customers for things that should cost nothing — such as tap water and complimentary bread. The piece argues that diners should know their rights and push back against such charges. The author draws a contrast between hospitality standards in hotels and restaurants.
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Startup Clair is developing a wrist-worn health tracker that reads hormone levels directly from the skin and factors the menstrual cycle into its health data analysis. Most existing fitness wearables have treated cycle-related fluctuations in heart rate, sleep and HRV as signs of stress or poor recovery, rather than normal physiological variation. Clair aims to build a device designed around female physiology from the ground up.
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For the first time, the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival's Industry Days strand showcased eight original literary IPs from Central and Eastern Europe with potential for film or TV adaptation. Among the pitches were a project dubbed "the Slovak Woody Allen," an Orwellian bistro story, and a tale called "Cupid at the Kremlin Wall." The initiative aims to connect regional literature with film and TV producers.
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A new AP-NORC poll finds that one third of Americans and nearly half of Democrats believe Israel has committed genocide in Gaza. The results signal a profound shift in US-Israeli relations after decades of broadly stable American public support for Israel. The issue is increasingly polarising US public opinion in an election year.
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Ukraine's General Staff confirmed it carried out strikes on targets inside Russian territory but denied that any civilian population was targeted. Russia accused Ukraine of attacking civilian infrastructure. Both sides are presenting contradictory accounts of the nature of the objects struck.
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A reader poll by Android Authority found that Android users are unlikely to switch to iPhone solely because of AI improvements, even as both platforms ramp up AI-centric OS updates. Although Apple's revamped Siri borrows its framework from Google's Gemini, the two assistants deliver noticeably different results. Platform loyalty appears to outweigh the appeal of smarter AI for most respondents.
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A niche thriller set in 1964, starring Jacob Elordi as a hitchhiker and Zachary Quinto as an animal trainer driving Route 66 with a chimpanzee, is heading to streaming. The film holds just 4.7/10 on Filmweb from fewer than 500 ratings. The story builds tension between the two men in a confined car on a remote highway.
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Belgian midfielder Amadou Onana was forced off in the 21st minute of the match against the United States after suffering a serious injury. Coach Rudi Garcia acknowledged the severity immediately. According to The Athletic, the worst-case scenario has been confirmed, with Onana set to miss several months of football.
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