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Jarosław Królewski criticized the refereeing decisions after the match in Warsaw. He wrote that the goal came after a throw-in, which he believed should not have been awarded to LW, and was subsequently taken incorrectly. He also accused the referees of not awarding a clear penalty on Juliusz when Wisła Kraków tried to quickly make up for the deficit. Królewski informed that during the match, a glass bottle was thrown onto the pitch towards the players of his team. He assessed that in such a situation, the match should have been stopped to sort out the situation. He also criticized the television commentary for the lack of replays and discussion of controversial events. He wrote that the trip to Warsaw brought almost everything they expected, but he also admitted that his team did not perform that day as they could. He added that in soccer, the outcome is determined by details that can either energize a team or drain them. He thanked the fans present in Warsaw and those who welcomed the team. #piłkanożna #mecz #wsparciekibiców (translated)

The author of the entry claimed that Donald Tusk suffered a severe defeat in Krakow, and that the Civic Coalition lost the election despite the support of the entire government, including through public funds during the campaign. He also called for transferring the wave of opposition from Krakow to all of Poland and referred to his opponents as cheaters. https://t.co/o1FUHMOlEI #Polska #wybory #Tusk #PL (translated)

The post states that Orlen and the Canadian company Northland Power announced the completion of the installation of all 76 turbines of the first Polish offshore wind farm, Baltic Power, in the Baltic Sea. The farm is expected to have an installed capacity of 1.2 GW. According to the entry, once operational, it will be able to meet the energy needs of over 1.5 million. #EnergiaOdnawialna #FarbaWiatrowa #BalticPower #PL #CA (translated)

IMGW has issued first-degree alerts for intense rain and storms in northern Poland, which will be valid from Sunday at 6 PM to Monday at 6 AM, with forecasted rainfall reaching 35 liters of water per square meter and wind gusts up to 65 km/h. #IMGW #ostrzeganie #intensywneopady (translated)

Frag Out! Magazine questioned the police intervention regarding a 17-year-old who — as cited from the press releases by the author — had allegedly bragged at school that he had more dangerous items at home than a knife. The police and parents were called to the school, but nothing was found on the student. The author wrote that, according to available reports, the boy did not threaten anyone. According to the magazine, during the visit to the home, an air gun and a pocket knife were revealed, and they were subsequently seized for further proceedings. The author noted that both items can be legally owned and asked what the proceedings would pertain to since merely bragging about them is not punishable. He assessed that if the teenager was only talking about these items, the actions of the authorities were unjustified and represented an overzealous response. https://t.co/AcrLBdtNUz #mlodziez #bezpieczenstwo #prawo (translated)

The Stock Information published a Saturday news review. Among the topics concerning companies and markets, they mentioned the film "Cyberpunk 2077" related to CD Projekt and Paramount, the ban on TikTok advertising on Meta platforms, and Coca-Cola's plans regarding the sale of Costa Coffee. They also reported that Netflix is laying off 850 people but not changing prices, and SpaceX is soon to present a phone offer. According to the GPW entry, WATS recorded 1.02 million transactions in four days, Poles purchased bonds worth about 8 billion PLN in 30 days, and the number of brokerage accounts reached 3.17 million, according to KDPW. The authors wrote that house prices in China have fallen to the lowest level in 20 years, and China has banned Starlink internet for security reasons. They also reported that renting a tanker from the USA to China was more expensive than a flight to space. According to the entry, the USA has lifted sanctions on Russian diesel until April 7, and Donald Trump said that Russia agreed to sell 3 million tons of diesel. The Stock Information cited AP reports about the USA easing pressure on Moscow due to fuel shortages and the Financial Times on the USA not attacking Iran before the elections on November 3, unlike Israel. They also mentioned US sanctions on the International Criminal Court in The Hague, Germany releasing 15 million barrels of oil, and the EU's plan to reduce imports of Chinese hybrids by 50%. Among other information, the authors mentioned an earthquake in Panama measuring around 8 on the Richter scale, riots in France that were also reaching Belgium, and Hurricane Isaias, which reached category 4 and was heading towards Florida. They wrote about thousands of police officers in schools in Poland and Slovakia, the EU lifting tariffs on 80% of goods from Armenia, and massive Ukrainian attacks on data centers in Russia. According to the entry, 20% of Americans were behind on their payments, and fuel prices for the weekend were 6.97 PLN for Pb gasoline and 8.06 PLN for diesel. The authors also mentioned that Navi Pillay received the Nobel Peace Prize, describing her as anti-Israeli. Finally, on the occasion of World Tree Day, the authors wrote that the halny wind raised their concerns about the trees in the garden, which— as they added— were not there the previous day. #news #świat #Polska (translated)

Remiza.pl reported incidents in Olsztynek and Biskupiec. According to the service, in Olsztynek, police intervened with a 17-year-old who reportedly told his friends that he had more dangerous items at home than a knife. During the search of his apartment, they secured an air gun and a pocket knife. In Biskupiec, two teenagers reportedly discussed in a class group about attacking students with knives and machetes. One of them posted a picture in which he had his face covered and held a large kitchen knife. Later, he explained that it was all a joke. Remiza.pl stated that the matter would be handled by the family court, and the police are determining the role of the second boy. #Olsztynek #Bezpieczeństwo #Szkoła (translated)

Stock Market Information wrote that the CDU and SPD in Saxony planned to suspend the issuance of new permits for wind turbines. The author linked this initiative to a series of victories for the AfD, which, as reported, wanted the elimination of turbines. Economy Minister Dirk Panter was said to be seeking to implement a ban by 2027. According to the author, a total ban would require a change in national law. The author added that a petition for the turbine ban was signed by 42,000 people, exceeding the required 40,000, and the Greens were shocked. He also wrote that residents had been forced to accept this policy for years. https://t.co/x4TtdbkDuq #energiaodnawialna #wiatraki #Polityka (translated)

The author reported that all 76 Baltic Power turbines have been installed in the Baltic Sea. He wrote that the first Polish offshore wind farm has entered the crucial phase of commissioning and testing. He stated its capacity at 1.2 GW and presented the investment as support for Poland's energy security and economic independence. https://t.co/pbUbCOxr4C #Energetyka #OdnawialneŹródłaEnergii #MorskaFarmaWiatrowa #PL (translated)

Grzegorz Braun wrote that windmills are unable to provide Poland with heating, propulsion, and lighting, and at the same time, they grind birds. He advocated for a return to coal and for buying oil and gas from where they are extracted, rather than importing them from afar. He stated that Poles are hostages of the rulers, whom he insultingly referred to and accused of treason, and called for a change in this situation and the recovery of independence. #Polska #energia #niepodległość (translated)