Stories from Warsaw · Poland

A new system for machine grading has been introduced in schools to integrate culture, joy, and functional learning.

The 7th Mozart Junior Festival, titled 'Classics for Children', is scheduled to begin on May 16.

Winter conditions in Poland are affecting corn crops, though the full extent of potential losses is currently unknown. The broadcaster noted that despite a lack of snow and winter weather, the impact on food prices for the upcoming season remains uncertain. The situation is being monitored to determine how long these conditions will persist. Corn is specifically mentioned as being at risk in Poland. Detainees in a criminal case in Katowice have been presented with charges.

A Brussels court order requiring Poland to pay over 6 billion PLN and seize 64 million detained doses of a Pfizer drug remains unexecuted 35 days after the April 1 decision. The delay in enforcement is described as having key formal significance for the proceedings.

Polish commentator noted that Donald Trump stated in an upcoming Telegraph interview that he has never believed in NATO. This skepticism is viewed as a critical threat to the alliance. The discussion suggests Poland may need to consider a 'Plan B' focused on European allies.

Polish drivers saved up to 3 billion zloty on fuel over the past month, according to Ministry of Energy data. Fuel prices in Poland have remained among the lowest in the European Union in recent weeks.

Bloomberg is reporting on the potential acquisition of PZU, the largest insurance company in Poland. Bloomberg reports that the largest Polish insurance company, PZU, may be subject to an acquisition.

Navrocki is expected to become president based on recent polling data.

The Polish Prime Minister has seven days to appoint a commissioner before the upcoming elections.

A Polish-British treaty is expected to cover cooperation between hospitals. Poland and the United Kingdom are discussing cooperation regarding hospital services.