Stories from Poland

The United States has imposed an AI skills requirement on its CyberCorps.

Rising water prices pose a threat to Poland's tourism industry. The increasing cost of water is expected to have a substantial impact on the national economy, potentially affecting businesses and visitor numbers. Water costs in Poland are expected to have a impact on the economy.

Poland's wanted former minister has confirmed seeking asylum in the United States.

Authorities in Poland have seized documents and announced a request for extradition. The former Minister of Justice, Zbigniew Ziobro, confirmed details on Republik television. Poland's Prosecutor's Office announced that it will use all possible means to bring Zbigniew Ziobro to the country. Ziobro confirmed he is currently in the United States. Polskie Radio 1 reported that Poland will not provide asylum to political refugees.

A speaker on Radio Wroclaw recounted their team's advancement to the Ekstraklasa, the top Polish football league. The speaker mentioned having the opportunity when their team advanced and returned in the news.

A coach discussed a player's injury and the role of an assistant coach. The source noted that coaches generally prefer not to individually evaluate or appreciate players.

A team secured a 3-1 victory against Warta in a recent match.

Radio Wroclaw reported that Jacek Winicki achieved 'the most valuable thing' in the basket league. A multi-time Polish champion in the basket league has experienced a "fatal series" of 4.4 consecutive losses, according to the source.

An advisory suggests that people in forests should look for ticks up to 1.5 meters high, as ticks do not climb higher. This advice aims to help those with contact with nature avoid ticks, according to Daniel Amrotz.

The 'Dni Dziedzictwa' (Heritage Days) event is offering free participation in master classes, walks, and craft shows. The full program for the event is available on its website, www.dniediedictva.pl.