Stories from Poland

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.

The Polish government is facing calls to repeal a control system. The specific nature of the system and the reasons for the repeal demands are not detailed in the report. The Cambodian Parliament is seeking reports from the government.

The Polish government has received an open appeal to repeal the introduction of a specific control system. Opposition parties and civil society groups are urging the government to dismantle the system, citing concerns about its implementation or impact.

Chief Sanitary Inspector Paweł Grzesicki reported that nearly 1,100 cases of VZV-A virus were registered in Poland last year. This figure represents a three-fold increase compared to the previous year.

A new constitutional proposal is expected to be ready by 2030. The project is described as a presidential mandate. Analysts suggest the proposal faces challenges in achieving a majority. The development involves creating a council to represent all sides of the political scene.

The Left party in Poland will not join the council working on a new constitution. The decision follows a statement from the party's club leader, Anna Maria Żukowska. Żukowska stated there is no chance of achieving a constitutional majority.

Archbishop Józef Michalik, the retired Metropolitan of Przemyśl, has died at the age of 85. The news was reported by the Przemyśl Archdiocese. He had previously served as a prominent hierarch within the church. Józef Michalik, the long-time chairman of the Polish Episcopal Conference, has died at the age of 85. He served 61 years as a priest and 39 years as a bishop. Michalchik served as the Metropolitan of Przemyśl from 1993 to 2016. He was ordained as a bishop by Pope John Paul II. A former bishop of the Zielona Góra-Gorzów diocese and later a metropolitan archbishop has died at the age of 85 in May.

Ukrainian citizens residing in Poland may now apply for a three-year residency card known as the 'TSUKR' card. This card provides holders with full access to the labor market without requiring additional work permits. Ukrainians in Poland holding special status can begin applying for residency certificates valid for three years starting today. The announcement follows reporting from RMF 24 regarding the new documentation process. This development is part of the ongoing administrative procedures for displaced persons in the region.

A decision regarding a crypto-related matter has been issued.

The Polish Ministry of Digitalization denied Zonda Crypto the ability to use its M-Obitel application for client ownership verification. The decision followed a review by the Central Office of Informatics which determined the application's reliability was insufficient.