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CD Projekt Red sold GOG to co-founder Michał Kiciński, giving the DRM-free store independence to grow, explore Nightdive-style remasters and IP partnerships, and double down on indie and classic titles while competing with Steam—keeping CDPR royalties on its games for six years and preserving GOG’s consumer-friendly, DRM-free ethos.
A video from Wroclaw Zoo in Poland shows a tiny muntjac deer headbutting a 1.7-ton Indian rhino named Marusia as it defends its mate, a surprising David-and-Goliath moment that zookeepers say has made the pair internet famous.
Former Polish justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro has been granted political asylum in Hungary after alleging politically motivated charges over abuse of office and misuse of public funds; Poland's prosecutors have filed 26 charges and he could face up to 25 years in prison if convicted, highlighting tensions between Warsaw and Budapest over judicial reforms and EU rule-of-law concerns as the asylum decision comes ahead of a potential international arrest warrant.
Poland completed a perfect 5-0 run to win United Cup 2026, defeating Switzerland in the final. Belinda Bencic earned MVP honors with a 9-1 record and a return to the Top 10, while Iga Swiatek emphasized recovery and adjustments after a taxing week, as Hurkacz helped seal the title.
AI-generated videos featuring non-existent young women promoting Poland's exit from the EU have appeared on social media, targeting young audiences with pro-Polexit messages. These videos, some of which show signs of artificial intelligence use, are part of disinformation campaigns possibly linked to various groups, and highlight the need for better AI regulation and detection on platforms like TikTok and YouTube.
Poland is expanding its rocket program through a €3.3 billion joint venture with South Korea, amidst ongoing tensions with Russia, including the closure of its last Russian consulate following a rail sabotage incident attributed to Ukrainian operatives working for Russia. Despite these tensions, Poland maintains diplomatic relations with Moscow and is also addressing migration issues within the EU.
Poland is rapidly constructing bomb shelters amid rising security concerns, reflecting heightened preparedness for potential threats.
Poland is investing over €2bn in anti-drone fortifications along its eastern border to counter Russian aerial threats, following recent drone incursions, with plans to complete the system within two years, amid heightened tensions and increased defense spending.
Poland scrambled fighter jets and activated air defense systems in response to a massive Russian attack on Ukraine, which led to temporary airport closures and coordinated efforts with allied forces, including US, Spanish, and Dutch units, to protect Polish airspace.
Polish fighter jets intercepted a Russian reconnaissance aircraft over the Baltic Sea and detected unidentified aerial objects from Belarus, likely weather or smuggling balloons, prompting temporary airspace closures but no threat to national security. The incident highlights ongoing air policing efforts along NATO's eastern flank.
Polish jets intercepted a Russian reconnaissance plane over the Baltic Sea near Polish airspace, amid heightened alert on NATO's eastern flank due to recent Russian airspace violations and incursions, including drones and objects entering from Belarus, with some areas temporarily closed for security.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy visited Poland to strengthen bilateral ties and seek support amid ongoing conflict, emphasizing unity against Russia. The visit marked a new beginning in Ukraine-Poland relations, with Zelenskyy thanking Poland for its support. Meanwhile, Russia's Putin claimed military gains in Ukraine and dismissed Western claims of aggression, while the US and EU continue diplomatic efforts to end the war, including negotiations and financial aid for Ukraine. Tensions and cooperation persist on multiple fronts, highlighting the complex geopolitical landscape.
Ukrainian President Zelensky and Polish President Nawrocki held a significant meeting in Warsaw, emphasizing strengthened ties and mutual support against Russian aggression, with Zelensky describing the meeting as 'bad news for Russia' and discussing security, economic issues, and historical tensions, including the Volyn massacres.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy met with Polish President Nawrocki in Warsaw to strengthen regional security cooperation amid ongoing tensions with Russia. The EU approved a €90 billion loan to Ukraine, funded from the EU budget despite opposition from some member states and Russia's disapproval of using frozen Russian assets. Ukraine claimed to have struck a Russian 'shadow fleet' tanker in the Mediterranean, marking a significant military operation. Russia's Putin expressed skepticism about Ukraine's readiness for peace talks, while also criticizing the EU's decision to fund Ukraine's war effort from frozen Russian assets. The situation remains tense with ongoing military and diplomatic developments.
A power struggle between Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk and President Karol Nawrocki over international representation is undermining the country's diplomatic efforts, especially regarding the upcoming G20 summit, with tensions over who should speak for Poland on the global stage.