Syrian authorities have arrested former colonel Ahmed Habib Ali, accused of supervising the manufacture of sarin gas bombs under the Assad regime. The arrest is one of the first moves by Syria's new authorities to hold former officials accountable for chemical weapons crimes. No details about a future trial were provided.
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US forces carried out strikes on dozens of Iranian military targets overnight Thursday into Friday, according to US Central Command (CENTCOM). It was the sixth consecutive night of American bombardments of Iran. Details on damage and casualties were not provided in the statement.
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Legia Warsaw sporting director Fredi Bobić reviewed the past season and outlined priorities for the upcoming campaign. Despite the club's absence from European competition, Bobić stressed that Legia are obliged to win the Ekstraklasa title. The interview was published on meczyki.pl.
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Before going on holiday, it is worth ensuring houseplants are properly watered. Options include professional irrigation systems as well as home remedies such as a water-filled bottle pushed into the soil or a tray of damp gravel. Positioning plants away from direct sunlight and draughts is also important.
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The secret to good ice cream lies in the right proportions of fat, sugar, fibre, protein and natural flavourings, says Jan Dutkowski, an artisan ice cream producer. For years Polish consumers have grown accustomed to ice cream made with artificial flavours and large amounts of sugar. Dutkowski encourages shoppers to choose products with short, readable ingredient lists.
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USDT (Tether) and USDC (Circle) are the two largest stablecoins, both pegged one-to-one to the US dollar and fully backed by reserves. Tether leads in liquidity and trading volume across global exchanges. Circle differentiates itself through transparency – it is a publicly traded company with regular audits and licences in both the US and the EU.
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Polish musician Skolim has launched suitcases for sale at PLN 600. According to the source, the price is considered reasonable and competitive compared to similar products on the market.
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Epic Games announced that starting July 30, Fortnite creators will be able to publish experiences featuring AI-powered characters. At launch, 36 characters with "consistent voices and personas" will be available, including Fortnite staples such as Agent Jones, to be used as NPCs. The move is part of Epic's broader push to integrate AI into its creative ecosystem.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has sacked defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov, one of the most popular figures in the Ukrainian government. The decision sparked outrage and protests across Ukraine. The dismissal reportedly stemmed from a falling-out between Fedorov and the head of Ukraine's armed forces.
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A RAM shortage has severely impacted the smartphone market, with Counterpoint Research reporting that phone shipments in the second quarter hit their lowest level in 13 years. Supply problems for memory chips are multiplying and spreading across the electronics industry. The figures highlight how heavily smartphone manufacturers depend on stable component supply chains.
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Newly examined remains of ancient Egyptian princesses reveal that royal women were skilled with powerful weapons and were buried alongside them. The discovery challenges assumptions about the passive role of elite women in ancient Egypt. Bone analysis suggests the weapons were not merely ceremonial — the princesses regularly used them.
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Philosopher Jonny Thomson draws on Dietrich Bonhoeffer's three conditions for the kind of stupidity that destroys societies: outsourcing thinking to an authority, wilful ignorance, and conformity. He maps each condition onto today's world — AI answering our moral questions, political parties enforcing loyalty over personal conviction. Thomson argues that conscious, independent thinking is the essential antidote.
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The Council of the European Union has adopted guidelines for a tourism strategy running to 2030. The document centres on sustainable development, digitalisation of the sector, and tackling overtourism in popular destinations. The strategy is intended to shape tourism policy across EU member states for the coming years.
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Uranium prices are currently well below their 2007 peak despite growing global interest in nuclear energy. Rising demand — driven in part by the energy needs of AI data centres — could quickly outstrip limited supply and push prices higher. Industry analysts highlight yellow cake (uranium oxide) as a strategic commodity of increasing importance.
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Scientists have found that exposure to high temperatures during pregnancy and early infancy causes slower growth of the thalamus — the brain region involved in processing sensory information. The study provides the first evidence that heat can directly affect neurological development in young children. The findings carry significant implications as climate change intensifies heatwaves globally.
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The survival horror game Alien: Isolation, set between the first and second Alien films, is praised as the franchise's best non-Weaver instalment, with Amanda Ripley (Ellen's daughter) as its lead. The article argues she proves the Ripley legacy works without Sigourney Weaver's presence. The broader Alien franchise has expanded via Ridley Scott's prequels, Alien: Romulus, and the TV series Alien: Earth. The author considers Alien: Isolation ripe for a screen adaptation.
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Volkswagen has unveiled the production version of the all-electric ID. Cross crossover, blending modern EV technology with nostalgic styling inspired by classic VW models. The most powerful variant delivers 211 hp and a range of up to 426 km. Volkswagen hopes the ID. Cross will become the flagship electric model in its lineup.
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Netflix's new 8-episode miniseries "I Will Find You," based on Harlan Coben's work, continues the successful collaboration between the author and the streamer that began with a first-look deal in 2018. The show maintains the suspense and tone that have made Coben's adaptations consistently addictive. Critics say it confirms Coben's status as the mainstream king of crime dramas.
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For years, Polish tourists had a poor reputation in Europe — fighting over sun loungers, playing loud music on beaches, piling plates high at all-inclusive buffets and complaining that the waiter didn't speak Polish. The opinion piece acknowledges the stereotype was partly true but argues that Polish holidaymakers have significantly improved and now blend in with other European travellers. Bad tourist behaviour, the author concludes, has no nationality.
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ABC and NBC declined to air President Trump's prime-time address, breaking with the customary practice of giving presidents broadcast time for major speeches. The decision has sparked debate about mainstream media's relationship with the Trump administration. CBS and cable networks carried the address without issue.
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Medieval France held formal criminal trials against animals, including pigs accused of killing people. One of the best-documented cases involves a pig prosecuted for murder and subsequently executed. Detailed historical records allow modern readers to reconstruct these bizarre yet deadly serious legal proceedings.
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Prime Video will recast Ryan Hurst in the lead role of Kratos in its upcoming "God of War" series after the actor suffered an on-set injury. Hurst had been confirmed for the role and a first look at him in costume was released in February this year. The production is now searching for a replacement to play the titular god of war.
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