Stories from Poland

The Mercury Foundation, in its first year of operation, won a large, innovative project.

Following a bronze medal match, the president of Reshevo and the team's coach were involved in an incident. The source indicated that the president was 'torn' or 'shattered' after the match, suggesting distress or disagreement.

Results of research conducted by Polish scientists have appeared in The Lancet, one of the world's most prestigious medical journals.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that the government would find ways for Polish services, including the Border Guard, Fire Department, and police, to benefit more from European funds. This statement comes despite President Karol Nawrocki's veto of the SAFE law.

Bartosz Grodzicki, previously the Vice-Chief of the Ministry of Interior and Administration (MSW), has been appointed as the new Chief of the National Security Bureau.

A monodrama performance is scheduled to take place at the Kalinowe Serce cultural center in Warsaw on May 14. A cultural event, a monodrama titled 'Monodrama in Kalinovo Serdtse,' is scheduled for the 14th.

A factory located in Jaworzyna, Poland, is reported to be more than just an ordinary assembly factory.

Polskie Radio 24 broadcast an advisory said that only information or products originating from reliable pharmacy sources should be accepted.

Polskie Radio 1 reported a figure of 100,000 zlotys designated for stocks or investment funds. The figure of 100,000 zlotys is mentioned in relation to shares or investment funds, with an additional 25,000 also noted.

A building located under a boiler room in Warsaw is slated for restoration, aiming to return it to its former splendor.