A restaurant called Księstwo Góralskie on Krupówki street in Zakopane charges PLN 67 for a plate of scrambled eggs. Journalists deliberately ordered the dish to test what customers actually receive for that price. The result illustrates how steeply priced food can be in Poland's most popular mountain resort.
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Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher has criticised Thomas Tuchel's England selections, particularly at right back. Carragher argues that Ezri Konsa should start ahead of Declan Rice in that position. He also highlighted broader issues in England's defence and on the wings.
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The UK's Financial Conduct Authority has unveiled a new crypto regulatory framework praised for prioritising global liquidity and institutional adoption. However, the authorisation process is expected to be extremely demanding, posing a significant hurdle for many firms. Experts warn that heavy compliance requirements could threaten the effective rollout of the new rules.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and the General Staff denied on Saturday that Russian forces had captured the strategically important eastern city of Kostiantynivka. Russia's military told President Putin on Friday that its troops had taken control of the city, a long-sought target in the Donetsk region. Ukraine insists the city remains under its control.
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The second edition of the Stuhralía festival, dedicated to the work of Jerzy Stuhr, has kicked off. The programme spans films from "Kingsajz" to "Habemus Papam", celebrating the artistic legacy of one of Poland's most prominent actors and directors.
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Poland's Employee Capital Plans (PPK) automatically enrol most employees on a standard employment contract after at least three months of work. Participation is not mandatory — to opt out, an employee must submit a written declaration of resignation to their employer.
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President Donald Trump marked the 250th anniversary of American independence with a speech at Mount Rushmore, celebrating American exceptionalism before pivoting to dark warnings about communism. Historian Ian Reifowitz of SUNY-Empire State University said Trump's "one goal" is to make himself more popular and powerful, using the celebration for political purposes.
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Anna Lewandowska posted a candid message on social media admitting she fears the family's move to the US following her husband Robert Lewandowski's transfer to Chicago Fire. The club's coach, in an interview published by Kanał Sportowy, promised the club would look after not just the player but his entire family to help Anna feel at home in Chicago. Lewandowski's move to MLS is among the biggest transfers in the league's history.
Counterfeit injectable weight-loss drugs are widely available online, sold as "collector peptides" or under names differing by just one letter from legitimate prescription medicines. Doctors warn that these fake products can be lethal and urge the public not to use such substances without a prescription and medical supervision.
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Smelt is a small freshwater fish that was a regular fixture on Polish tables just a few decades ago. It is known for its fresh, cucumber-like aroma and high nutritional value. Today it is nearly forgotten, despite being tasty and worth bringing back to everyday menus.
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The two-year-old daughter of influencer Nara Smith and model Lucky Blue Smith is battling cancer. Nara shared hospital photos showing her daughter without hair. She described her child as a "little warrior" in the accompanying post.
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Midjourney, which is being sued by Disney, Warner Bros. and Universal, has asked the court to compel the Hollywood studios to disclose how they themselves use artificial intelligence. The move is part of its legal defence strategy in the ongoing copyright dispute. The case is part of a broader wave of Hollywood lawsuits targeting AI companies.
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Sianożęty is a wide, sandy beach on the Polish Baltic coast that remains underrated among tourists. The seaside village gained wider recognition as a filming location for the popular TV programme "Sanatorium miłości", whose participants praised its charm. It offers a quiet alternative to more crowded Baltic resorts.
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Asteroid 523808, also known as 2007 ML24 and estimated at 360 to 800 metres in diameter, will fly past Earth on Saturday. NASA confirmed the flyby, making it one of the largest space objects to pass near Earth in recent weeks. The encounter poses no threat to our planet.
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A car's drag coefficient (Cd) measures how much aerodynamic resistance the vehicle experiences and directly affects fuel consumption and top speed. The lower the Cd, the less power the engine needs to maintain a given speed. However, the relationship between body shape, speed and real-world drag is more complex than the single number implies.
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Nazi propaganda portrayed the September 1939 campaign as an easy victory over a weak enemy, but memoirs of Wehrmacht soldiers tell a very different story. Their accounts describe Polish soldiers as courageous, well-trained and determined defenders. The resistance put up by Polish troops earned respect even within the ranks of the German army.
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Microsoft has appointed a new president at Arkane Studios, the developer behind the upcoming Marvel's Blade game. The leadership change is seen as a positive signal that the studio may avoid closure during Xbox's ongoing restructuring reset. The move has raised hopes among fans of Arkane's previous titles such as Dishonored and Prey.
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The power of ancient Rome, legendarily founded in 753 BC, was built on slave labour that formed the core of its entire economy, not merely a component. Historians have rarely faced the full scale and brutality of this system. Enslaved people sustained every aspect of imperial life, from agriculture to administration, and their tragic personal stories have survived to the present day.
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Anna Lewandowska gave an interview to Spanish newspaper Mundo Deportivo following Robert Lewandowski's transfer to Chicago Fire. She confirmed the family will move to the United States but stressed they do not intend to say goodbye to Barcelona permanently. She revealed they already have a concrete plan to return to Catalonia after the MLS stint.
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Blanche Monnier, daughter of a distinguished rhetoric professor at the University of Poitiers, was imprisoned in her own home by her mother for 25 years as punishment for a relationship deemed unsuitable. She was discovered alive in appalling conditions after an anonymous tip. Her case shocked France and continues to inspire literature, film and art more than a century later.
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Ridley Scott is returning to sci-fi for the first time since Alien: Covenant (2018) with The Dog Stars, a post-apocalyptic epic starring Josh Brolin and Jacob Elordi, releasing in cinemas worldwide on August 28. Scott has been directing historical epics such as Napoleon and Gladiator II in the interim but remains involved as a producer on the Alien franchise, including the upcoming second season of Alien: Earth.
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Dozens of Ukrainian drones struck St. Petersburg, hitting an oil terminal and the historic Peterhof palace complex. Both Russian authorities and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed the attacks. It marks one of the deepest Ukrainian drone strikes into Russian territory to date.
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