Donald Trump has agreed to back provisions in the CLARITY Act that would restrict politicians and officials from profiting on cryptocurrencies. The move is a surprising reversal given Trump's own extensive crypto interests. The key question now is whether the legislation will pass before August.
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Cameron Menzies pulled off a dramatic upset by defeating world-class player Luke Humphries at the World Matchplay Darts, booking his place in the next round. An emotional Menzies called the victory the biggest moment of his darts career. The win was considered a major surprise given Humphries' standing in the sport.
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July 21 would have been the 68th birthday of Agnieszka Fatyga, a celebrated Polish stage and TV actress who died suddenly on October 30, 2020. Her daughter Michalina Olszaลska, also an actress, is marking the occasion with a tribute. Fatyga had initially opposed her daughter's choice to pursue acting.
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Hungary's Fidesz party said prosecutors showed up unannounced on Tuesday and raided its data servers. The move follows Prime Minister Peter Magyar's landslide election victory over Viktor Orbรกn in April and his push for anti-corruption reforms. Fidesz described the raid as an attempt at "legal obstruction" of the party.
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A popular Indonesian TikToker went viral after posting a video from her train journey in Poland, describing a feeling of "paralysing calm" during the ride. The silence and orderly behaviour of fellow passengers left her visibly surprised and impressed. The clip sparked wide online discussion about cultural differences in public behaviour.
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A company that unintentionally produces an excisable good as a by-product of its manufacturing process does not automatically become an excise taxpayer liable for the duty. Polish excise law provides for exemptions in such cases, with the decisive factor being whether production of the excisable item was intentional. The ruling is relevant for industrial firms where taxable substances arise incidentally.
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This summer take on Polish dumplings uses a light quark-based dough instead of the traditional potato dough, cutting preparation time significantly. The quark pastry is lighter and skips the step of boiling and cooling potatoes. The recipe includes a step-by-step video guide and a full ingredient list.
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Agnieszka, who worked as an entertainer at five-star hotels in Turkey, Egypt and Greece, describes the behaviour of Polish tourists on all-inclusive holidays. Some arrived drunk, queued for free alcohol before even getting their room key, and treated staff as though they had purchased them. The phenomenon was notable among wealthier guests who felt entitled to everything included in their package.
Polish women approaching retirement age are increasingly rejecting the idea of "ageing gracefully" and quietly. They want to travel, have sex and find new partners, refusing to give up on life in deference to social expectations. Worn out by years of hard work and self-sacrifice, they are asserting their right to personal fulfilment.
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Protests are escalating in Ukraine over the future of army chief Oleksandr Syrskyi, with demonstrators demanding his removal. The protesters are also calling for the reinstatement of former defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov, setting a Friday deadline. The dispute is intensifying amid Ukraine's ongoing war with Russia.
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Confidential diagnostic logs leaked from Apple's production servers have revealed details about the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max. The devices are expected to bring major upgrades to mobile photography and feature a new processor. The leak suggests the autumn 2025 launch will bring more changes beyond just the camera and chip.
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Poland's Chief Sanitary Inspectorate has issued a warning about a batch of ham found to contain the dangerous bacterium Listeria monocytogenes. The product is being pulled from shelves at a major retail chain. Listeria poses a particularly serious risk to pregnant women, the elderly and people with weakened immune systems.
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A proposed three-way merger between Strike, Twenty One Capital and Elektron has been scrapped, according to Bloomberg. Strike will remain a standalone company, while Twenty One Capital and Elektron are continuing discussions about a potential deal. All three firms have ties to the Tether-backed crypto ecosystem.
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A new fighting game set in the DC Comics universe has been announced under the name DCKO. The free-to-play title will be available on mobile and features 2v2 brawling gameplay. The game's name has drawn widespread amusement online due to its unintentional double meaning.
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A 1994 Mercedes E320 Cabriolet is on sale for $15,499. The classic drop-top Mercedes is positioned as a stylish used buy, though its value depends heavily on condition and the buyer's taste. The article questions whether the asking price earns it a spot in the driveway.
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PBS and BBC are producing a six-part adaptation of Henry James's classic novel "The Portrait of a Lady." Nell Tiger Free, known from "The First Omen," will play the lead role of Isabel Archer, alongside Gemma Arterton and Bill Nighy. The story follows a spirited young American woman who inherits a fortune and travels to Europe in search of independence.
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The near-Earth object 1998 SH2, catalogued as an asteroid for 28 years, has been reclassified as a comet. Scientists have determined that its true nature was misidentified since its discovery, changing the understanding of its composition and behaviour. The reclassification highlights how difficult it can be to distinguish between asteroids and comets in early observations.
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For the first time in nearly 2,000 years, scientists have fully read a charred papyrus scroll from Herculaneum without physically unrolling it, marking a breakthrough in ancient studies. The scroll was carbonised during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD and had remained unreadable for centuries. Researchers used advanced imaging techniques to reveal the text hidden inside the damaged manuscript.
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Russian authorities have begun secretly freezing the bank accounts of cultural figures living in exile, without notifying them in advance. The actions are based on a classified list, which targets discover only after their accounts are frozen. The move is part of broader Kremlin reprisals against critics abroad.
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A CASE economist outlines how economic shocks originating in the United States reach Europe and Poland through trade, financial markets and supply chains. Countries deeply integrated into the global economy are especially vulnerable to such external shocks. The expert recommends strengthening macroeconomic resilience, warning that the next global crisis is unavoidable but its consequences can be limited.
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Russian General Gerasimov claims that troops of the "Zapad" group are advancing on all fronts in Ukraine. Ukrainian officials strongly dispute this account and present a very different picture of the battlefield situation. An analysis of conflicting Russian and Ukrainian military communications shows that both sides tailor their narratives to serve their own interests.
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The United States and China plan to hold talks on artificial intelligence in September, Reuters reported citing five anonymous sources. The meeting follows the leaders' summit held in May. The discussions are expected to cover AI regulation and safety.
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