Stories from Krakow · Poland

Approximately 9 million double taxation declarations were filed by Polish taxpayers this year, according to Ministry of Finance data obtained by RMF FM. This figure represents an increase of several hundred thousand filings compared to the previous year.

Coalition of Citizens Senator Monika Piatkowska expressed skepticism regarding President's plans to appoint Karola Nawrocka to a new constitution. Piatkowska stated she does not believe the plans will succeed due to the lack of a constitutional majority.

Authorities in Poland are investigating a potential leak of a matural exam topic. An image of an exam sheet appeared on social media shortly after the start of the examination.

Radio Krakow is discussing the Superscore application, which allows fans to support their clubs by adding them to favorites. The club with the most likes will win a 'super match' title.

Polish Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński issued a letter to Polish United Workers' Party First Secretary Bolesław Bierut protesting the 1950 decree regarding the subordination of the church to the state. The letter was announced on May 8 in Krakow during a conference of the episcopate.

Researchers are working to develop technologies for water purification and resource utilization in isolated environments. The project aims to generate electricity using bacteria in locations lacking sunlight or photovoltaic panels.

The European Gymnastics League and the Adam Jaroszewski and Janina Chorska Grand Prix took place at the Academy of Physical Culture in Krakow. Representatives from Czechia, France, Germany, and Romania attended the events.

The National Old Theatre is inviting audiences to a double premiere of audio plays based on Nobel laureate prose. The plays are described as having a tone full of aggression and disrespect for the Constitution.

A new database has been created for Poland's amphibians, including newts and frogs. Anyone interested in these animals can easily report their observations using an online form.

Two bridges have been damaged due to rising water levels. The extent of the damage is still being assessed. This event follows recent reports of rising water levels in the affected region. This event is part of ongoing developments related to water levels.