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The author of the entry argued that the strike on the Russian data center led to a drastic decrease in the number of bots, and subsequently to a reduction in support for the far-right. He urged to keep reminding about this and claimed that the online public opinion largely consists of Russian bots. #Rosja #boty #dezinformacja #RU (translated)

The article by Krzysztof Koźmiński discusses the consequences of the CJEU ruling in case C-510/25 Adazik, which addresses the issue of the number of proceedings required to settle one null credit agreement, emphasizing the organizational costs and the accessibility of justice for citizens. #kredyty #prawo #TSUE (translated)

The author of the entry stated that "Rzeczpospolita" has reached an unpublished report from the NFZ for the second quarter of 2026. According to the data he cited, 980,000 people were waiting for admission with an urgent referral — 180,000 more than the previous year and 62,800 more than in the first quarter. #NFZ #zdrowie #statystyki #PL (translated)

The author of the entry assessed the scale of EU discussions with China and concessions from Beijing, pointing out that the import of Chinese hybrids, which was supposed to be limited, amounted to around 5.4 billion euros. He added that the value of EU exports covered by the planned reduction of Chinese tariffs is about 4 billion euros, and the EU's trade deficit with China in 2025 was around 369.8 billion euros. #handel #UniaEuropejska #Chiny #EU #CN (translated)

Szymon Jadczak wrote that the PZPN Club Licensing Committee obliged Legia Warsaw to pay 250,000 PLN for each home match played without the required number of seats for away fans. According to him, the committee deemed the closure of the sector until the end of the year as "unlawful" and stated that the city's consent for matches without away fans, obtained at the club's request, does not exempt Legia from complying with licensing requirements. Jadczak reported that by the end of the year, Legia was to play five home matches, the first of which — against Wisła Kraków — was to take place on Sunday. He announced that details would be published in WP SportoweFakty and Wirtualna Polska. #LegiaWarszawa #PZPN #piłkaNożna (translated)

In Szczytno, a 16-year-old was detained for threatening to attack students, in the context of the rising number of knife attacks in Polish schools, where one of the attacks resulted in the tragic death of a 37-year-old school employee. #atakiznożem #szkoły #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The Polish police plan to purchase a record number of 70 million pieces of NATO caliber 5.56 ammunition, which is the result of high consumption during training and the replenishment of stocks due to the acceptance of around 20,000 new officers. #Policja #Amunicja #ZakupyMilitarne (translated)

Secret meetings of ambassadors from 27 EU countries are taking place in Brussels regarding the response to threats from Russia, including an analysis of crisis scenarios related to attacks that could lead to serious incidents and a high number of casualties. #BezpieczeństwoEuropy #KryzysUE #Rosja (translated)

The author wrote that the Prime Minister of Portugal raised the issue of migration and admitted that in recent years the number of foreigners in the country has increased significantly. According to the author, the Prime Minister acknowledged the situation as unsustainable, and the government implemented reforms regarding the law on foreigners and citizenship. #migracja #porto #polityka #PT (translated)

The article discusses the conditions for granting alcoholic pensions in 2026, including the minimum benefit amounts and the decline in the number of beneficiaries despite the increasing number of alcohol-related illnesses. #rentaalkoholowa #chorobyalkoholowe #niezdolnośćdopracy (translated)

The author of the entry agreed with Fogiel that Poles should choose their authorities, but called for the consistent application of this principle. He pointed to the presidential elections of 2025 and questioned the method of constitutional verification of their results. He recalled that Article 129 of the Constitution, as he wrote, guarantees voters the right to submit protests, and the election oversight should be conducted in a procedure that meets constitutional standards. He stated that 55,274 protests had been submitted to the Supreme Court. He also claimed that the National Electoral Commission indicated the need to address the protests and to determine the validity of the election by a Supreme Court panel whose institutional and personal status would not raise doubts. According to the author, the Electoral Commission recorded recurring errors in the protocols of some polling stations and called for a more thorough analysis of their causes. The author emphasized that the validity of the election was determined by the Chamber of Extraordinary Control and Public Affairs, whose status as a court established by law—as he noted—remained a subject of dispute. He added that proceedings regarding irregularities in vote counting were still ongoing. He mentioned cases of incorrect assignment of votes to candidates, allegations against commission members, and acts of accusation. He stated that in one of the cases, the prosecutor accused 24 commission members of dishonestly counting votes and preparing protocols. He noted that he did not claim that a change in the overall election result had been proven. As he wrote, the prosecutor is examining individual commissions separately, which allows establishing what happened in a specific commission but does not determine the overall scale of irregularities in the country. According to the author, it cannot be assumed that the errors confirmed in successive commissions could not be significant in a cumulative sense until their scale has been established. The author considered that the mere assertion that Poles elected a president does not end the discussion about the integrity of the elections. He asked whether all votes were counted correctly, whether the protests were addressed in accordance with constitutional requirements, and whether the body stating the validity of the election met the Supreme Court's standard required by Article 129. He also wrote that Speaker Szymon Hołownia was aware of these doubts, yet convened the National Assembly, allowing the office to be assumed. He emphasized, however, that he could not say that politicians chose a president instead of citizens, because it was Poles who voted. #wybory #Polska #konstytucja (translated)

Recruiters are noticing an increase in applications submitted using artificial intelligence, which makes it difficult for them to identify suitable candidates, even though many companies are still not using modern technologies in the recruitment process. #rekrutacja #sztucznainteligencja #ofertapracy (translated)

Marcin Edo wrote that the latest CBOS survey indicated that negative assessments of the situation in Poland exceeded 50 percent. He noted that the number of dissatisfied people had sharply increased, while the group of optimists was quickly shrinking. #Polska #spoleczenstwo #badania (translated)