AfD plans mass deportations and rainbow flag ban in schools if it wins

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AfD plans mass deportations and rainbow flag ban in schools if it wins

Germany's AfD has unveiled its first-100-days plan ahead of the September state election in Saxony-Anhalt. The programme includes building more migrant detention centres and banning the official display of rainbow flags in schools. The party is calling for a tougher migration policy and a return to conservative values in public institutions.

Should schools be banned from officially displaying rainbow flags?

Bankier.pl · 1h ago · Source ↗

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Orlen not negotiating Schwedt refinery purchase due to risk of Russian control

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Orlen not negotiating Schwedt refinery purchase due to risk of Russian control

Poland's state assets minister Wojciech Balczun confirmed in response to a parliamentary question that Orlen is not currently negotiating the purchase of the Schwedt refinery or a stake in German company PCK Schwedt. The risk of Russian control over the asset is hampering any potential deal. Schwedt is a strategically important German refinery that has historically been heavily tied to Russian oil supplies.

Should Orlen pursue the Schwedt refinery acquisition despite the risk of Russian control?

Rzeczpospolita · 37min ago · Source ↗

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Essential tools for your bicycle repair kit — at home and on the road

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Essential tools for your bicycle repair kit — at home and on the road

Every bike owner will eventually need to carry out repairs, either at home or during a ride. A home toolkit should include tools for gear adjustment, tyre changes and chain lubrication, while a road kit needs patches, a pump and multi-tools. Having the right equipment on hand saves time and money on workshop visits.

Should every cyclist be able to repair their own bike?

Jalopnik · 37min ago · Source ↗

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Two riders killed at Alpe Adria races at Brno circuit in Czech Republic

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Two riders killed at Alpe Adria races at Brno circuit in Czech Republic

Two experienced motorcycle riders, Philipp Steinmayr and Adrian Rus, were killed in a fatal accident during the Alpe Adria competition at the Brno circuit in the Czech Republic. Steinmayr had previously raced for the Polish Wójcik Racing Team. Organisers confirmed the deaths, though details of the accident have not yet been made public.

Should motorcycle race organisers tighten safety standards at circuits?

WP SportoweFakty · 38min ago · Source ↗

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How religion is used as a political tool in Russia, USA, Ukraine and Israel

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How religion is used as a political tool in Russia, USA, Ukraine and Israel

Journalists Zbigniew Parafianowicz and Marek Magierowski discussed in the programme "Bez Doktryny" how leaders in Russia, the USA, Ukraine and Israel exploit faith and religious institutions for political ends. Parafianowicz noted that the Ukrainian state is attempting to control the sphere of spirituality, treating the Orthodox Church as an instrument of domestic policy. In Russia, the Orthodox Church is closely intertwined with the Kremlin's war narrative.

Should the state have influence over religious institutions during wartime?

Wirtualna Polska · 41min ago · Source ↗

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Mark Wahlberg Apple TV+ film becomes one of platform's biggest hits three years on

One of Mark Wahlberg's films on Apple TV+ has become one of the platform's biggest hits ever, reaching that status three years after its release. The achievement comes amid a string of critical failures for Wahlberg, including "Flight Risk", "Play Dirty" and "Balls Up". His next project is the crime thriller "The Big Fix" alongside Riz Ahmed, directed by Baltasar Kormákur.

Is Mark Wahlberg still a star capable of drawing audiences to the cinema?

Collider · 42min ago · Source ↗

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Ukraine strikes Syzran refinery and 10 shadow fleet tankers in Sea of Azov

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Ukraine strikes Syzran refinery and 10 shadow fleet tankers in Sea of Azov

Ukraine launched overnight strikes on the Syzran oil refinery in Russia's Samara Oblast in south-eastern European Russia, causing explosions and fires. The operation also targeted 10 tankers belonging to Russia's shadow fleet in the Sea of Azov. The strikes were aimed at Russian fuel infrastructure and maritime supply routes.

Are Ukraine's strikes on Russian fuel infrastructure an effective war strategy?

TVN24 · 43min ago · Source ↗

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China tests truck-mounted electromagnetic drone catapult that needs no runway

China's Beijing Institute of Technology released footage of three eight-wheeled trucks interlocking to form a road-mobile electromagnetic catapult capable of launching a propeller-driven drone without a runway. The system miniaturises the EMALS technology already used on China's newest aircraft carrier. Transported in standard shipping containers, it could theoretically be deployed anywhere in the world.

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These cosmetic ingredients can cause skin burns in the sun — watch out in summer

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These cosmetic ingredients can cause skin burns in the sun — watch out in summer

In summer, certain chemical ingredients in cosmetics combined with UV radiation can trigger photo-sensitisation reactions, causing burns and skin discolouration. Particular risks come from citrus essential oils, St John's wort and some perfume compounds. Phototoxic reactions differ from photoallergic ones — the former appear faster and require no prior sensitisation.

Should cosmetics manufacturers be required to warn about photo-sensitisation risks on product labels?

Interia Zdrowie · 44min ago · Source ↗

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Three niche summer face creams recommended by a beauty editor

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Three niche summer face creams recommended by a beauty editor

A beauty editor recommends three creams from niche brands as the best summer skincare picks, promising a hydrated, bouncy-skin effect. The first is Slavia Cosmetics SPF 50 — a light sunscreen with nourishing properties that doesn't feel heavy even after a full day's wear. The article lists two further products from similarly under-the-radar brands.

Do niche cosmetics brands offer better quality than well-known major brands?

Elle Polska · 48min ago · Source ↗

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Trout: a healthy, low-bone freshwater fish worth eating more of

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Trout: a healthy, low-bone freshwater fish worth eating more of

Trout is one of the cleanest and most prized freshwater fish available in Poland, featuring tender, firm flesh with very few bones. It is easy to prepare and cook, making it ideal for everyday meals. Nutritionally, it is a rich source of protein and healthy fatty acids, comparable to or better than salmon.

Is trout a better choice than salmon?

Interia Kobieta · 52min ago · Source ↗

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These Instagram settings will silence notifications and reduce mental overload

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These Instagram settings will silence notifications and reduce mental overload

Instagram can overwhelm users with too many stimuli, making it worthwhile to customise or fully disable notifications. Practising digital hygiene helps reduce stress and improves the overall experience of using the app. The piece encourages mindful management of social media activity.

Should social media notifications be turned off by default?

AntyWeb · 1h ago · Source ↗

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Ovaries Age Faster Than the Rest of the Body, Mouse Study Shows

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Ovaries Age Faster Than the Rest of the Body, Mouse Study Shows

A new mouse study found that ovaries show significant signs of aging well before menopause, earlier than most other organs in the body. Researchers stress that ovaries perform many critical endocrine functions beyond reproduction. The findings could shed new light on aging processes in women.

Should ovarian aging become a priority area in medical research?

ScienceAlert · 1h ago · Source ↗

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New book on Trump: the more a would-be dictator seeks total power, the more absurd he becomes

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New book on Trump: the more a would-be dictator seeks total power, the more absurd he becomes

Krzysztof Szadkowski reviews a new book about Donald Trump, which explores the claim that Trump aspires to be the most powerful leader in history. The reviewer argues the book confirms a timeless truth about would-be dictators: the more they crave absolute power, the more ridiculous they become. The publication is assessed as a sharp analysis of what the reviewer calls "pseudo-dictatorial" political phenomena.

Is it fair to compare Trump to a dictator?

Newsweek Polska · 2h ago · Source ↗

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Renault 4 E-Tech Plein Sud review: retro electric cabriolet tested near Barcelona

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Renault 4 E-Tech Plein Sud review: retro electric cabriolet tested near Barcelona

The all-electric Renault 4 E-Tech returns in a Plein Sud variant featuring a fabric soft-top instead of a rigid roof. The car was put through its paces on various roads near Barcelona, including a check of the engineers' claim of exceptional cabin quietness at 130 km/h. The tester describes the drive as enjoyable and nostalgic, evoking the spirit of the original R4.

Is the electric Renault 4 soft-top a worthy successor to the iconic original?

naTemat · 2h ago · Source ↗

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Ripple considered shutting down and giving XRP to shareholders before fighting SEC lawsuit

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Ripple considered shutting down and giving XRP to shareholders before fighting SEC lawsuit

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has revealed that he and co-founder Chris Larsen considered winding the company down and distributing its XRP holdings to shareholders. The option was weighed before they decided to fight the SEC lawsuit filed against Ripple in 2020. Ultimately both chose to contest the case in court rather than dissolve the company.

Was Ripple right to fight the SEC lawsuit rather than shut down?

CoinDesk · 2h ago · Source ↗

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Shooting at Toronto street festival kills at least 2, wounds 4

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Shooting at Toronto street festival kills at least 2, wounds 4

At least two people were killed and four wounded in a shooting that erupted during a street festival in Toronto, Canada. The perpetrators have not yet been apprehended and the motive remains unclear. Prime Minister Mark Carney expressed his condolences to the bereaved families.

Should Canada tighten its gun control laws?

TVN24 · 42min ago · Source ↗

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Bellingham publicly defends England squad after Tuchel's post-match criticism

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Bellingham publicly defends England squad after Tuchel's post-match criticism

England manager Thomas Tuchel made critical remarks about the team after a match, sparking tensions within the squad. Jude Bellingham publicly came to his teammates' defence, openly pushing back against the coach's comments. England remain in contention for the World Cup title.

Was Bellingham right to publicly challenge manager Tuchel's comments?

WP SportoweFakty · 46min ago · Source ↗

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US strikes Iran for third time; Tehran closes Strait of Hormuz

US forces struck Iran for the third time in a week, triggering retaliatory attacks from Tehran. Iran announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz "until further notice," posing a major threat to global oil shipping routes. The conflict between Washington and Tehran is reaching a new level of escalation.

Should the US continue striking Iran despite the escalation risk?

Bloomberg · 56min ago · Source ↗

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First patients enrolled in record-speed Ebola treatment trial in DRC

A clinical trial testing two experimental Ebola drugs has begun in the Ituri region of the Democratic Republic of Congo, just six weeks after the WHO declared the outbreak a public health emergency of international concern on 17 May — a record pace for such research. There is currently no approved drug to treat Ebola, and scientists hope the trial will significantly reduce mortality rates within months.

Is fast-tracking clinical trials in crisis zones safe?

The Guardian World · 1h ago · Source ↗

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AI Boyfriends Replace Loneliness With a Dangerous Illusion

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AI Boyfriends Replace Loneliness With a Dangerous Illusion

AI romantic companion apps, once pure science fiction as depicted in the 2013 film "Her," have become a daily reality for millions. Experts warn that while these virtual relationships may temporarily ease loneliness, they risk creating dangerous illusions of intimacy and deepening social isolation. The trend is growing particularly among people struggling with loneliness.

Are AI romantic companion apps harmful to mental health?

Focus.pl · 1h ago · Source ↗

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Beelzebufo: the prehistoric Madagascar frog that may have hunted young dinosaurs

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Beelzebufo: the prehistoric Madagascar frog that may have hunted young dinosaurs

Beelzebufo ampinga was a large extinct frog that lived during the Late Cretaceous period (roughly 70–65.5 million years ago) in what is now Madagascar, with remains found in the Maevarano Formation. Its name combines "Beelzebub" with the Latin "bufo" (toad), earning it the nickname "devil frog". Analysis of its jaw structure reveals a powerful bite force that would have allowed it to prey on small vertebrates and possibly young dinosaurs.

National Geographic PL · 1h ago · Source ↗

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