Hungary's parliament has passed a law granting public access to secret documents from the communist-era security services, ending decades of waiting for the truth about the country's past. The move fulfils a key campaign promise of Prime Minister Péter Magyar's government. The archives are set to be opened on a symbolic date yet to be specified.
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Sony has decided to stop producing physical discs for PlayStation consoles and issued a blunt "take it or leave it" ultimatum to its biggest publishing partners. According to reports, business partners were kept in the dark about the plans until the last moment. The move caught both gamers and publishers off guard.
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British tennis player Arthur Fery, standing just 5ft 9in, is turning heads at Wimbledon with what former doubles specialist Jamie Murray and coach Jamie Delgado call "proper" grass-court tennis. The pair say Fery's rise is no surprise, praising his "awkward" but effective playing style. A persistent nosebleed problem remains a concern that could threaten his progress in the tournament.
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Poland's military equipment deliveries to Ukraine in the early phase of the war were widely described in public discourse as "scrap metal," but the author argues they were a genuine strategic contribution. The hardware provided Ukraine with time, firepower and mobility during a critical period. By allowing this belittling narrative to dominate, Poland has undersold its own role in both Ukrainian and regional security.
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From 7 July 2026, all newly registered cars in the European Union must include a new mandatory package of safety systems, most notably Intelligent Speed Assistance (ISA). The system monitors speed limits and alerts the driver — or applies resistance on the accelerator — when the limit is exceeded. The technology is factory-fitted and requires no additional purchase by the driver.
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Apple has filed a request to pause proceedings in its long-running legal dispute with Epic Games at the Northern District of California while the US Supreme Court reviews part of the case. The multi-year battle centres on Apple's App Store rules and commissions on iOS. Pausing the lower-court proceedings would prevent potentially conflicting rulings from running in parallel.
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A 19-million-złoty brown bear conservation programme was launched on Tuesday at the Regional Directorate for Environmental Protection in Rzeszów. The plan involves setting up an intervention team, fitting bears with telemetry collars for monitoring, and purchasing bear-proof waste containers. The aim is to reduce human-bear conflicts in the Bieszczady mountains while protecting the species.
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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.
The Trump administration promised a surge in foreign direct investment into the United States, partly driven by tariff pressure pushing companies to produce locally. However, regulatory and political uncertainty are pushing capital away, making the promise harder to deliver. The overall picture is mixed: tariffs have drawn some investment, but broader conditions are deterring others.
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The Eveline Cosmetics Infinity Look lash serum-mascara (approx. 20 zł) combines makeup with care through its 7% Infinity LashFlex Complex of natural plant waxes and acacia gum. The formula thickens, curls and strengthens lashes from the first application, with noticeable lengthening visible after one week of use. It is designed to replace a separate lash serum and mascara.
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Actress Aleksandra Szwed, asked about a possible return to the Polish TV series "Rodzina Zastępcza", admitted she would have doubts about such a decision. The question arose amid media reports about the planned comeback of the series "Ranczo." Szwed did not rule out a return entirely, leaving the matter open.
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A French court of appeal upheld a conviction against Marine Le Pen for systematically embezzling EU funds within her party, the National Rally. Despite earlier statements that she would not run in elections while wearing an electronic tag, she may reverse that position, according to France 24 analyst Catherine Norris-Trent. Le Pen was set to give a prime-time interview on July 7 to address the French public.
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Investment bank Bernstein has maintained its $36 price target for TeraWulf after the bitcoin miner announced a 20-year, $19 billion data centre lease with AI firm Anthropic. TeraWulf also sold its stake in the Abernathy joint venture for $530 million. The deals cement the company's position at the intersection of crypto mining and AI infrastructure.
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Olives, often dismissed as mere garnish or a cheeseboard snack, contain compounds beneficial for heart and cardiovascular health. Eaten regularly, they fit naturally into the Mediterranean diet, widely regarded as one of the most heart-friendly eating patterns. They do not replace a balanced diet but are a valuable addition to everyday meals.
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Many European homes, particularly in Germany, were not built to cope with heatwaves, making adaptation increasingly urgent. Experts say air conditioning is not the best solution; instead, measures such as external blinds, night ventilation, thermal insulation and green roofs are recommended for existing buildings. Rethinking how homes are built and retrofitted has become a pressing issue as climate change intensifies.
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Mathematician and complexity theorist Stephen Wolfram argues that computation — not physics — is the fundamental explanation for reality. His framework claims to explain why evolution never gets stuck, how free will exists in a deterministic universe, and why the laws of physics take the form they do. The discussion is featured on Big Think.
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Konfederacja MEP Ewa Zajączkowska-Hernik claimed the HPV vaccine is a medical experiment that causes infertility and is banned in many countries. In reality, the HPV vaccine is approved and recommended by health authorities worldwide, and claims linking it to infertility are not supported by scientific evidence. The piece fact-checks and debunks five specific false or misleading statements made by the MEP.
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Singer Dua Lipa has opened a library in Portugal dedicated to books that have been banned or censored around the world. The initiative aims to protect freedom of expression and access to literature deemed controversial by various governments and institutions. It marks another example of the artist's engagement with human rights and cultural causes.
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British tennis player Arthur Fery is turning heads at Wimbledon with his effective grass-court style despite standing just 5ft 9in. Former doubles specialist Jamie Murray and coach Jamie Delgado say they are not surprised by his rise, praising his "proper" but awkward game. A recurring nosebleed problem remains an unusual obstacle for the young Brit during matches.
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Polish crowdfunding platform Pomagam.pl has launched a live streaming feature that displays a real-time, dynamic view of a fundraising campaign's progress. The solution follows a model previously introduced by rival platform Łatwoganga. The tool allows donors to track fundraising totals live during a stream.
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Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries, fuel terminals and storage depots are causing serious logistical problems for the Kremlin's military. Expert Dr Przemysław Zaleski told money.pl that Russia is drawing on strategic reserves and importing fuel from abroad as the scale of the crisis becomes impossible to conceal. The shortages are now directly affecting front-line combat operations.
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The James Dyson Award 2026, one of the world's most prestigious competitions for young inventors and designers, is entering its final stage for submissions. Students, graduates and doctoral candidates are eligible to enter and gain international recognition for their projects. The deadline for applications is approaching.
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