A video circulating on social media shows a Russian soldier firing a heavy cannon normally mounted on a Mi-24 helicopter, holding it like a standard machine gun. The clip, nicknamed "The Flying Russian," has gone viral online. The footage showcases an unconventional use of helicopter-mounted weaponry.
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Andoni Iraola held his first press conference as Liverpool head coach, outlining his preferred style of play, transfer plans and vision for the club. The new manager described the atmosphere around Liverpool as "magic" as he addressed expectations in his new role.
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Microbiologist Linda Guamán sought to serve her country during the COVID-19 pandemic but became entangled in a political controversy over coronavirus testing. She was arrested and faced the prospect of years in prison. After a four-year court battle, she ultimately prevailed, according to a report published by Nature on 13 July 2026.
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The animated superhero series "Invincible," created by Robert Kirkman and featuring the voice cast of Steven Yeun and J.K. Simmons, has been confirmed for a sixth season. The show has earned praise for its brutal fights, complex characters and grounded storytelling. No release date or plot details for Season 6 have been announced yet.
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A YouTuber created a series of videos showing how the world around us transforms moment by moment, using 100,000 photographs taken over an extended period. The ambitious project came at a cost — two of his bicycles were stolen during the process. The resulting videos offer a unique visual perspective on the passage of time.
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Dutch semiconductor-equipment manufacturer ASML reported its second-quarter 2026 results on Wednesday, kicking off the tech earnings season in Europe. Analysts projected a 15% year-over-year rise in earnings per share. ASML is Europe's largest semiconductor equipment supplier and a key bellwether for the global chip industry.
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The EU and the UK have announced new sanctions against Russia over an alleged "vast cyber campaign" targeting European countries, including acts described as sabotage and espionage. France will summon Russia's ambassador as part of the coordinated diplomatic response. The sanctions are among the latest measures taken by Western nations against Russian hybrid warfare operations.
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Denis Kapustin, founder of the Russian Volunteer Corps fighting on Ukraine's side, says Russian society is living in anticipation of an approaching catastrophe. He claims social tensions in Russia are rising and that Putin intends to announce a new mobilisation in autumn 2026. Kapustin points to multiple signs of Kremlin military preparations as evidence.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted their first positive week since May, breaking a lengthy streak of outflows, with Ethereum ETFs also turning green. The turnaround signals renewed investor interest, but analysts warn that the coming week's macroeconomic data will likely determine crypto's near-term direction.
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Sony's decision to abandon physical discs has handed lawyers fighting the "Fair PlayStation" consumer campaign a powerful new argument. Consumer groups already had concerns about Sony's practices on the PlayStation platform, and the removal of disc support has strengthened their case. The dispute centres on consumers' rights over digitally purchased games.
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Reports spread online in multiple languages claimed that Russian forces struck a storage depot for depleted uranium rockets near Kyiv, triggering an evacuation order. Analysis shows the story is a disinformation campaign based on false claims and serious factual errors. Depleted uranium used in certain munitions does not pose a nuclear-level radiological threat.
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Researchers at Wrocław Medical University have reviewed current knowledge on the use of GLP-1 receptor agonists in dermatology. The drugs, previously used mainly for type 2 diabetes and obesity, show anti-inflammatory properties that may benefit patients with skin conditions. The review represents a comprehensive assessment of GLP-1's potential beyond metabolic disease.
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After the opening of the S1 expressway and the Węgierska Górka bypass in late 2024, driving south through Europe was expected to become much easier. However, just a few kilometres beyond the Polish-Slovak border, drivers are running into serious traffic bottlenecks on the Slovak side, a problem now widely discussed in Poland. Slovakia has not built adequate infrastructure to handle the traffic generated by the new Polish road.
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Beach parking in Sicily costs as little as around 20 PLN (roughly €5), compared to up to 120 PLN at popular Polish seaside spots. Sicily draws visitors with its beaches, historic monuments and sunny weather, but low prices add to its appeal. The stark price difference highlights the cost advantage of Italian island destinations over Polish coastal resorts.
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A simple summer tomato side dish gets its depth from brown butter, crunchy toasted spices and flaky salt. The minimalist recipe takes only minutes to prepare and pairs with virtually any summer meal. Brown butter adds a nutty aroma while the toasted spices provide texture and crunch.
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On 13 July, presenter Paulina Krupińska hosted the morning edition of "Dzień Dobry TVN" alongside Damian Michałowski wearing a pink dress with black polka dots. The retro polka-dot print is making a comeback as a popular summer style. Krupińska showed how the classic pattern works well in modern, lightweight outfits.
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The Thirty Years' War (1618–1648) erupted more than a century after Martin Luther nailed his 95 Theses to the Wittenberg church door and became one of Europe's deadliest conflicts. The struggle between the Catholic Habsburg monarchy and Protestant states claimed between 4 and 8 million lives, the majority of them civilians. It remains one of the most devastating wars in European history.
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Former Polish international Robert Warzycha has tipped France to win the World Cup, praising the team's exceptional squad depth and calling them the side with "two equally strong line-ups." The semi-finals will see France face Spain and England take on Argentina. Warzycha said none of the semi-finalists came as a surprise and praised the overall quality of the tournament.
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Jay-Z performed at Yankee Stadium in a sprawling "Extra Innings" concert that lasted until 3 a.m. The show's start was severely delayed due to overcrowding at the venue. Beyoncé, Rihanna, Pharrell, Clipse and Usher all made guest appearances on stage.
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The EU is proposing to legally ban children under 13 from social media apps, giving enforceable weight to an age limit that currently exists in name only. Teenagers aged 13 to 17 would receive "phased and gradual access" under the plan. The proposal targets platforms that have long failed to enforce their own minimum age requirements.
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The UK government has stated that an Iran-backed proxy group is responsible for recent arson and vandalism attacks on Jewish sites across Britain. In response, London has banned Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The move represents a significant escalation in Britain's stance toward Iranian activities on its soil.
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In the 1970s, scientists deliberately sank around 2 million used car tires off the coast of Florida, believing they would create an artificial reef beneficial to marine life. The experiment proved an ecological disaster, as the tires broke apart and damaged natural reefs. Efforts to remove the tires from the ocean floor continued for decades.
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