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Ukraine Is Not Yet in the EU, but It Is Already Setting Tough Conditions for… Its Membership

Kyiv is rejecting any permanent restrictions on Ukrainian agricultural products entering the EU market. Ukrainian Agriculture Minister Taras Vysotskyi has made it clear that Ukraine may accept a transitional period, but permanent restrictions would contradict the logic of full EU membership. Kyiv ultimately wants to sell in Europe not only grain, but also feed, ingredients, processed products and...

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“I’m not here to defend Hitler”, but
 Tucker Carlson Turns Out to Be The Greatest Advocate of Wars!

In his online program, Tucker Carlson spoke with Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, a British Conservative politician, former government minister, and longtime member of Parliament. Their conversation touched on deterrence, Britain’s security, and the war in Ukraine. At one point, Carlson began questioning the rationale behind Britain’s involvement in World War II. In doing so, he referred to Germany’s territorial...

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Poland. Those in power are now bothered by independent online creators. They want to close the system

Calling the independent KanaƂ Zero a “political party” by BartƂomiej Sienkiewicz reveals the government’s helplessness and the deep crisis of Polish democracy, in which simply holding those in power accountable is treated as hostile opposition activity. It is worth listening to MiƂosz Lodowski’s podcast! What did Sienkiewicz say about Stanowski, and what did they “fail to do”? BartƂomiej...

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Autocratic Methods in Defense of Polish Democracy? Broadcasting Council Sounds the Alarm Over Freedom of Speech

A government bill on restrictive measures is intended to create an armor protecting Poland from hybrid attacks from the East, but by ignoring the National Broadcasting Council and giving tax officials the power to assess media content, it risks turning the fight against disinformation into outright censorship. “Sanctions Constitution” and Its GoalsThe Council of Ministers has adopted a...

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Tragedy at the Abbey in JarosƂaw: Ukrainian Knife Attacker Fatally Wounded a Priest and Injured 4 Others

A tragic knife attack in JarosƂaw, in which a Ukrainian citizen fatally wounded a priest and injured four other people, has shocked the public, prompting calls for the perpetrator to be punished to the fullest extent of the law as well as warnings against the political exploitation of the crime. According to witnesses, the late priest StanisƂaw Zbojnowicz...

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Donald Trump Throws a Lifeline to Poles’ Emotions Frayed by Donald Tusk

In the face of real hybrid threats from Russia, deliberately fueling public panic through a nonexistent written “secret CIA report” has become a dangerous game. Instead of strengthening Poland’s security, it - whether consciously or not - serves the Kremlin’s psychological objectives. Whatever one may think of Donald Trump, he is the only one who has thrown a...

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Nawrocki vs. Onet Trial: Where Did the Witnesses Go, and What Happened to Journalistic Integrity?

A civil lawsuit over the protection of personal rights, brought by Karol Nawrocki against the publisher of the Onet news portal, has begun before the Warsaw Regional Court. Yet events that unfolded during the very first days of the trial have already been astonishing. At the court hearing, key witnesses called by the defense - Onet journalists Magdalena...

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Poland Risks a New Yalta for Ukraine’s Sake: Could Warsaw’s Rhetoric Leave Poland Out of the Next Peace Settlement?

Polish Foreign Minister RadosƂaw Sikorski’s remarks about NATO defeating Russia "in a matter of weeks" triggered a sharp reaction from Moscow and sparked a debate in Poland and the West over the limits of deterrence rhetoric and Warsaw’s actual role in the peace process. For now, Warsaw increasingly appears to be acting as an envoy for war, while...

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In the Shadow of Communist and Eastern Connections: WƂodzimierz Czarzasty’s Case Threaten Polish Democracy

The presence of WƂodzimierz Czarzasty at the highest echelons of state power represents one of the most troubling aspects of modern Polish public life. His political trajectory - spanning a communist past, unscrutinized business and social ties with Russian entities, and an aggressive posture toward essential international allies and independent journalists - has raised severe concerns regarding national...

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Zondacrypto: How Lawyers and Crypto Experts with MBA Degrees Pulled the Wool Over the Eyes of the Entire State

Despite their law degrees, MBA diplomas, and prestigious licenses, creator of Zondacrypto managed to deceive his own associates with the illusion of a dormant Bitcoin wallet? Did he mislead the authorities of several countries, leaving behind PLN 1.9 billion in losses and a staggering picture of institutional helplessness? It is hard to believe that PrzemysƂaw Kral could have...

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