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Authorities are investigating after explosive devices were discovered near a key electrical substation in Brandenburg, raising concerns over a targeted attack on Germany’s energy infrastructure.
Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Błaszczak addressed NATO Article 5 obligations, stating that Polish troops would prioritize defending Poland itself in the event of a Russian offensive against Baltic states.
Authorities emphasize that missing grant usage deadlines constitutes a serious compliance breach rather than a minor formality, potentially forcing municipalities to repay funds plus interest.
The State Treasury Office found widespread legal violations and misallocation of funds across various state entities, triggering further investigations.
On Monday, August 31, Warsaw traffic police will conduct the 'Safe Speed 2026' operation. Officers will check not only speed, but also the condition of drivers and vehicles.
A retired Indian judge remains unaccounted for following severe flooding in Nepal, prompting legal professionals to petition the Chief Justice of India for government intervention to locate him.
Poland's statistical office reported a fast estimate of 3.4% year-over-year inflation for August, marking the highest rate in 14 months and significantly worse than market expectations.
Industry experts assert that sustaining market leadership requires merging advanced digitalization with operational agility to rapidly adapt to volatile global conditions.
Severe flash floods and mudslides triggered by a glacier collapse have killed hundreds and left thousands missing across Nepal and China’s Tibet region. Emergency crews are racing against rising waters to reach residents trapped inside collapsed road tunnels.
Legislative specialists note that workers in Poland can already invoke the EU pay equality directive, with implementation timelines overlapping with platform work regulations.
Police detained a Mercedes driver who was traveling nearly 110 km/h over the limit near Pabianice, with the suspect claiming such speeds are normal for him.
As Kyiv braces for potential Russian troop deployments, analysts emphasize that without adequate drone capabilities, Ukraine's defensive positions remain critically vulnerable.
Police detained all individuals directly involved in a severe beating on Willow Street, with some suspects previously located in Slovakia based on surveillance footage.
Chief Justice Kant issued a statement noting that senior judges have taken note of concerns raised by Justice Mehta regarding efforts to remove the acting Chief Justice of the Rajasthan High Court.
International Alert and the Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) have trained 150 journalists in Sokoto on conflict reporting to prevent escalation and promote peace.
Following a letter from Fadnavis, the Solicitor General has brought the issue of the power tribunal to the attention of the Chief Justice of India.
Senior advocate Pradeep Rai has been elected as the new president of the Supreme Court Bar Association. Rai expressed his respect for Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud, describing him as a fatherly figure.
The Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) has rescheduled its 86th convocation for August 22 and named Dr. C.S. Pramesh as the new chief guest, weeks after the original ceremony was abruptly cancelled due to 'protest fears' surrounding a planned visit by the Chief Justice of India.
Ferrari's inaugural electric car, named Luce, was sold for a record-breaking $40 million at a charity auction, significantly exceeding its estimated value. This sale marks a new high for an automobile at a Sotheby's auction, despite initial criticism of the model.
Maciej Berek has been officially nominated as a candidate for a judge position in Poland's Constitutional Tribunal. His candidacy is seen as a significant test for the ruling coalition, particularly for the Polska 2050 party.
Sweden has introduced a ban on mobile phones in schools for the start of the new academic year. Other countries are also considering similar measures, with expert arguments and research on the topic expected later in the year.
The Polish Ministry of Education has initiated consultations for a draft regulation concerning a pilot program for an electronic school register service, marking a step towards launching a free, centralized system.
The Chief Justice of India has stated that he never accepted an invitation from Nalsar, dismissing any question of his attendance.
The Chief Justice of India (CJI) advised law schools to educate students on how to responsibly utilize artificial intelligence tools.
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant called on National Law Universities to lead in determining the use of technology to reshape the legal system, rejecting a ban on tools like generative AI in legal education.
A late-night brawl at a gas station in Kęty, Poland, escalated into a knife attack, leaving four people injured, one of whom was hospitalized. Police have arrested a suspect in connection with the incident.
A recent poll indicates that 20.6% of Poles desire the complete abolition of the deposit system, while the largest group advocates for its expansion to include mass plastic collection points.
A large fire erupted at a waste disposal facility in Poland, requiring the deployment of multiple fire brigades and prompting an appeal to residents regarding air quality. Firefighting efforts are expected to continue until Sunday.
India is on high alert with extensive security measures in Delhi for its Independence Day celebrations, while also reflecting on how major cities like Delhi, Lahore, Calcutta, and Karachi experienced freedom in 1947. The occasion also brings historical insights into figures like Mahatma Gandhi's whereabouts on August 15, 1947.
Od pół roku w krakowskich autobusach i tramwajach obowiązuje zakaz rozmów przez głośnik w telefonie. Kto się nie stosuje, może dostać mandat.
Four Polish citizens have been injured in the ongoing wildfires in Croatia, with one individual currently in intensive care.
North Macedonia has reported its second death from West Nile fever, while Greece is experiencing a sharp increase in cases with nine fatalities. The disease continues to pose a public health concern in the region.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has confirmed his intention to appoint his 'right-hand man' to the constitutional court, a move that has sparked a rebellion within his coalition. This decision is being viewed as a significant political maneuver, drawing comparisons to previous actions by Kaczyński.
Tesla has ended a nearly three-year strike in Sweden by reportedly buying out the remaining union workers, a move described by some as an unprecedented resolution to a labor dispute. The long-running conflict saw the company resist signing a collective bargaining agreement.
Polish police have issued an appeal after a large cat resembling a puma was sighted, prompting public concern.
A protest at NALSAR against the Chief Justice of India has ignited a row, leading to action from the Bar Council of India, a subsequent U-turn, and a rebuke from the Supreme Court.
A controversy has erupted between the Bar Council of India (BCI) and NALSAR University over an invitation to the Chief Justice of India, leading to student protests. The dispute involves BCI's changing stance and the Supreme Court's intervention.
India's Chief Justice has criticized the Bar Council of India for threatening action against NALSAR students who protested, advocating for students' right to protest. The Bar Council subsequently retracted its ban.
The German government is reportedly not ruling out the possibility of deporting Ukrainian men of military age back to Ukraine. This consideration comes amid ongoing discussions about military service and refugee status.
Salvamont Brașov explained the difficulties in organizing a volunteer search operation for a young man who went missing in November 2025 in the Bucegi Mountains, emphasizing the need for interventions to occur under specific conditions.
President Karol Nawrocki has appointed 21 officers to the ranks of general and admiral, as announced by the National Security Bureau. Among those promoted are General Mariusz Chmielewski, commander of Cyber Defense Forces, and General Tomasz Jatczak, Inspector of Air Forces.
The Bar Council of India (BCI) initially halted and then reversed its decision to ban the enrollment of NALSAR 2026 graduates, following a significant backlash and a row concerning an invitation to CJI Surya Kant for a convocation.
The Bar Council of India has suspended the enrollment of graduates from NALSAR University of Law. This decision comes in response to a boycott call issued by the institution against Chief Justice of India Surya Kant.
The first phase of fire safety inspections has been completed at the Mory Technical and Storage Station for the Warsaw Metro, with firefighters checking safety systems as the station's opening approaches.
Warsaw is preparing for its August 15 military parade, with authorities announcing traffic disruptions and changes to public transport starting August 14. The city has also identified optimal viewing spots for the public to observe the parade.
Poland's increasing problems with maintaining a safe reserve for electricity production in its power plants may diminish in the coming years thanks to battery energy storage systems. Their capacity is projected to reach several gigawatts by the end of the 2020s.
The second half of August is showing a stronger performance for domestic tourism in Poland compared to the beginning of the summer, with mountain holiday bookings increasing by over 50% from July.
August's economic conditions in Poland show the best performance in production and the worst in logistics, with rising fuel prices and the return of full VAT rates impacting the transport, forwarding, and logistics (TSL) sector.
The Supreme Medical Council in Poland warns that government proposals for public healthcare reform could lead to clinic closures, doctor shortages, and staffing problems, arguing the Ministry of Health is not fixing but worsening the system.
The Polish Ministry of Finance plans to tighten the conditions for utilizing the Estonian Corporate Income Tax (CIT) and proposes a new definition for taxable hidden profits.
Poland's Konfederacja party proposes liquidating the deposit-refund system, citing outdated public opinion research and unrealistic cost estimates, drawing criticism from experts.
Środowe zaćmienie będzie idealnym czasem do obserwacji Słońca. Wykorzystać tę sposobność chcą eksperci NASA.
Russia has appointed former Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud as an arbitrator in an investment treaty dispute with a Ukrainian bank, Oschadbank, which claims losses in Ukrainian regions after Russian military actions.
A person lost balance and fell onto the platform while trying to board a closing tram at Plac Konstytucji in Warsaw, prompting emergency services to be called.
Experts suggest that Ukraine's aspirations to produce Patriot anti-missile system rockets domestically are unrealistic, requiring extensive political and industrial approvals from the US.
Romanian military divers destroyed two drones found drifting near the Neptun Deep offshore gas project in the Black Sea. Ukrainian authorities stated that the drones did not belong to them.
Police issued fines to tourists caught hiking at night on Śnieżka mountain, enforcing regulations against nighttime access to the peak. The operation resulted in multiple citations for violating park rules.
Alexander Milinkevich, a prominent leader of the Belarusian democratic opposition and former presidential candidate, has passed away. He was known for his efforts to challenge the Lukashenka regime.
Italian authorities have extended the opening hours of several popular tourist attractions by up to four hours. This measure aims to allow visitors to explore sites in more comfortable conditions, avoiding the hottest parts of the day.
Granting more authority to the director of the National Tax Information office is being considered to ensure greater consistency in the interpretation of local tax regulations, though local governments may still challenge decisions in court.
Kosovo, a supporter of Ukraine, expressed outrage over President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's support for pro-Russian Serbia. This development highlights diplomatic complexities in the region amidst the ongoing conflict.
Paweł Litwiński discusses how certification serves as a crucial method for verifying competencies, especially in rapidly evolving fields like data protection where education quickly becomes outdated.
A restaurant in Valjevo, Serbia, offers free food and drinks to Polish guests, expressing gratitude for assistance provided a century ago.
A study among Generation Z worldwide identified the best cities to live, with Europe dominating the list and a major Asian metropolis taking the top spot. A Polish city also made it into the ranking.
The final session of this year's 'Vacation with the Army 3' training program is set to begin on August 17, offering participants nearly 6,000 PLN for the three-week course, which has seen significant interest.
Students at NALSAR University of Law in Hyderabad have strongly objected to the invitation of Chief Justice of India Surya Kant as the chief guest for their convocation. They have urged the university to reconsider its choice for the event.
Polish news channel TVN24 celebrated its 25th anniversary with a birthday town, a final tour event, and a look back at its history through archival photos and bloopers, with the editor-in-chief discussing the station's future.
The USS Abraham Lincoln, carrying over 5,000 personnel, has entered the port of Pattaya, Thailand, prompting local authorities to organize additional police patrols.
An examination of how Emperor Frederick II leveraged his three unions to secure military strength, diplomatic ties with Jerusalem, and relations with England, contrasting with contemporary European court poetry.
Polish authorities have launched a search operation for renowned cinematographer Witold Płóciennik following reports of his disappearance. Law enforcement agencies are appealing to the public for information regarding his whereabouts.
Polish prosecutors will repatriate the remains of Monika Silvy Veras Koniuszek, who was murdered in Ecuador, to Gdańsk where medical experts will conduct a forensic autopsy to investigate the cause of death.
Cultural and diplomatic leaders argue that Poland should leverage Nobel laureate Maria Skłodowska-Curie more effectively as a global ambassador to promote national achievements abroad.
Reports reveal financial and political connections between Poland's right-wing parties, the presidential chancellery, and the bankrupt cryptocurrency platform Zondacrypto, including shared event sponsorship and legislative lobbying.
India’s Chief Justice Surya Kant remarked that annual global money laundering totals are sufficient to purchase a laptop for every individual worldwide. The comment underscored the massive financial impact of illicit cross-border transactions during a judicial address.
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant highlighted the severe inefficiency in tracking illicit money, noting that authorities recover just one unit for every hundred laundered, underscoring systemic challenges in financial crime enforcement.
The head of Vatican diplomacy explained his recent trip to Moscow, arguing that isolating countries does not help resolve conflicts and urging a reevaluation of current international strategies regarding the war.
India’s Chief Justice highlights proactive judicial measures to combat emerging cybercrimes, specifically targeting fraudulent "digital arrest" operations targeting citizens online.
Maciej Raczyński criticizes Poland's regulatory environment, arguing that the KNF's proposal to remove certain entities from oversight rather than mitigate risks stifles domestic innovation.
Law enforcement agencies report a surge in investigations targeting online distributors of counterfeit and unregulated medicines, including fake Ozempic, psychotropics, and steroids, leading to multiple recent arrests.
The National Law School of India University has cancelled its annual convocation ceremony following a political and legal backlash over an invitation extended to Chief Justice Surya Kant. The decision comes amid heightened tensions regarding judicial independence and institutional protocols.
Supreme Court Justice Sandeep Mehta has requested Chief Justice of India Surya Kant to replace the acting Chief Justice of the Rajasthan High Court. Justice Mehta cited concerns about the acting CJ's conduct, urging action before retirement.
Outgoing White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt is set to join a pro-Trump political organization. This move comes amidst ongoing discussions about Trump's economic policies and their global implications.
Residents of Valencia, Spain, experienced an exceptionally hot night, with thermometers reaching a record-breaking 30.9 degrees Celsius. High temperatures were also recorded in other parts of the Spanish province.
A four-year-old girl has died from injuries sustained in an accident on August 9th in Dąbrówka, Poland. Her mother, who was driving without a license, has been charged by prosecutors, and police are appealing for witnesses.
Former President Trump has threatened to bomb Oman if it interferes with US actions in the Strait of Hormuz, reiterating his stance on controlling the vital waterway. This comes amidst heightened tensions and threats from Iran to go on the offensive in the Strait if diplomatic efforts with the US fail.
Organizers of a referendum to recall Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski have collected 40,000 signatures, though significantly more are needed, with orange vests symbolizing the effort.
September is the beginning of a second holiday season for many tourists. This autumn, the number of travelers from Poland increased by 43 percent compared to the same period last year – according to data…
Archbishop Paul Gallagher, the Vatican's head of diplomacy, will visit Moscow to explore the ground for Cardinal Matteo Zuppi's mission and the appointment of a new archbishop. The visit is part of the Holy See's efforts to promote peace.
CJI Surya Kant has declined NALSAR's convocation invitation, stating he never consented to it, as student protests and a controversy involving the BCI continue to escalate.
Following Adeleke's re-election in the Osun State poll, various groups and individuals, including the NGF and ADC candidate, offered congratulations, while Yiaga Africa commended voters and called for BVAS improvements. The outcome also sparked political analysis regarding future elections.
A Polish-registered bus carrying pilgrims crashed into a ditch on a motorway in Hungary, killing at least 12 people and injuring many others. Survivors described the accident as happening in seconds, with passengers screaming for help.
A man died in Wadowice, Poland, following a brawl at a wedding involving an uninvited guest, with police intervening and subsequently arresting seven people.
Students and alumni of NLSIU are protesting the attendance of Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and the Bar Council of India chairman at their convocation. This opposition stems from a controversy involving NALSAR and the Bar Council of India.
The Bar Council of India (BCI) chief, Manan Kumar Mishra, has expressed sincere regret and apologized to law students following a row over an enrolment bar order concerning NALSAR, acknowledging if their feelings had been hurt after criticism from Chief Justice of India Kant.
A writer, son of a chess grandmaster, is suspected of being a serial killer and a member of a fascist gang, wanted by Interpol for murders in Minsk.
Poland's Ministry of Finance is considering the liquidation of small payment institutions, following an appeal from the Financial Supervision Commission. The commission believes that startups offering services like electronic wallets could be potential sources for financing gambling and supporting Russia.
The Bar Council of India chief is under scrutiny amid the NALSAR row, while students remain firm on their demand that Chief Justice of India Surya Kant not attend the convocation, with alumni support.
Nieopodal chorwackiego miasta Omisz na południu kraju wybuchł ogromny pożar. Ponad dwa tysiące ludzi zostało ewakuowanych.
Devastating wildfires have swept through Omiš, Croatia, leaving a trail of destruction and prompting a search for missing persons, including a British tourist. Authorities are investigating the cause of the fires, with one fire chief suggesting arson.
The Chief Justice has stated that his remarks, which sparked a 'cockroach' row, were misused with malicious intent. This comes amidst a controversy involving the Chief Justice and NALSAR.
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant stated that his "cockroach remark" was misused with the intention to mislead youth. He made the clarification to address the misinterpretation of his earlier comments.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk is reportedly advocating for a single, united list of coalition parties to contest the upcoming elections. This strategy aims to consolidate power and ensure the coalition's continued governance.
A forest fire is raging in the vicinity of the tourist town of Omis in Croatia. Several people have been injured, some seriously.
Bar Council of India Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra is facing calls for his resignation from the 'Cockroach Janta Party' following a controversy involving NALSAR students and a rebuke from Chief Justice of India Surya Kant. The CJI criticized the Bar Council's move against protesting students, while Mishra stated shared interests with the CJP.
Hundreds of tourists and residents were evacuated from the Kassandra peninsula in Halkidiki, Greece, as a large wildfire threatened resort areas and beaches. Emergency services, including private boats, assisted in the evacuations, with one firefighter collapsing from exhaustion.
Thousands of tourists and residents have been evacuated from campsites and homes in western and southwestern France due to encroaching vegetation fires.
Polish authorities have arrested a Russian national suspected of planning an assassination attempt in Warsaw against a US-Ukrainian dual citizen, as announced by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk. The plot is believed to have been ordered by Russia.
Sweden's parliament has approved stricter criminal laws, including provisions that allow 14-year-old offenders to be sent to prison and make it more difficult for migrants to bring their families into the country.
A 22-year-old woman was arrested at an airport after border guards suspected her ID card, which had altered issue and validity dates, preventing her from boarding a flight to Turkey.
The Bar Council of India has halted enrollments for NALSAR's 2026 law graduates following an alleged smear campaign concerning Chief Justice Surya Kant's presence at a convocation.
Poland's Central Statistical Office (GUS) confirmed that annual inflation in July stood at 3%, aligning with economists' forecasts, with fuel prices rising while food prices continued to decrease.
In Poland, an employment contract can be terminated without notice for an employee unable to work due to a long illness, even if they are within four years of reaching retirement age, indicating that pre-retirement protection is not absolute.
Despite rising prices and consumer savings, the Polish gastronomy sector continues to grow, with the number of establishments exceeding 100,000 for the first time. Approximately 3,000 new gastronomic outlets opened in the first half of the year, with the food truck market experiencing particularly rapid growth.
A significant data breach has potentially exposed the personal information of nearly 19 million Polish citizens, with the Deputy Prime Minister confirming the scale of the incident. Experts warn that affected individuals should remain vigilant for months following what could be one of the largest data leaks in history.
Ukraine has reportedly ceased attacks on tankers following a US request, but continues to target Russian ports, with recent drone strikes causing damage and operational halts at grain terminals and an oil refinery in Novorossiysk and Orsk. Meanwhile, Ukraine's ombudsman reports at least 375 Ukrainian deaths in Russian captivity, and law enforcement has charged Russian detention center staff with torture.
Dwa dni po trzęsieniu ziemi w Kolumbii media obiegło poruszające nagranie z miasta Cali, gdzie spod gruzów wydobyto niemowlę. O niezwykłej akcji opowiedział CNN Brian Osorio Zuluaga.
New data indicates a decrease in the number of Poles living temporarily in the most popular migration countries last year. However, over 1.5 million Polish citizens still reside abroad temporarily.
The potential appointment of Maciej Berek as a judge to the Constitutional Tribunal has sparked controversy, with critics like Professor Marcin Matczak calling it a mockery of public sentiment. Unofficial reports suggest the appointment is being considered, leading to questions about Prime Minister Donald Tusk's responsiveness to public opinion.
The Indian Supreme Court has rejected a plea for a national policy on demolition rehabilitation, leaving it to individual states, and sought responses from the Centre, BCI, and CBI on a plea investigating activities related to the CJP. Additionally, the court deferred the Cauvery water plea to August 17 due to a judge's recovery from illness.
Despite ongoing student protests at NALSAR, the convocation invitation was extended to and accepted by the Chief Justice of India.
Three Nigerian nationals and one Polish woman have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in an organized criminal group that carried out business email compromise (BEC) scams and money laundering, with losses exceeding a significant amount.
A recent poll in Poland reveals that voters are as divided as politicians on the issue of deporting Ukrainian men of conscription age who are not legally employed in Poland.
Anna Konieczyńska was dismissed from her position as Vice-President of the Karkonosze Regional Development Agency following a scandal involving flood aid. Prosecutors and the CBA are investigating the matter, with her husband also speaking out after the affair erupted.
Maciej Berek is stepping down from his position in the Polish government, with Prime Minister Donald Tusk announcing he will transition to other tasks. Unofficial reports suggest he will take on a new role.
Polish coalition leaders held a meeting, sparking discussions about potential government changes. A deputy defense minister stated that a cabinet reconstruction is always possible, though no decisions have been made.
Monsun po raz kolejny dał się we znaki mieszkańcom Filipin. Intensywne opady deszczu miejscami naniosły mnóstwo odpadów. Lokalne media piszą o operacji na "morzu śmieci".
A report by the Institute of Rental Market indicates that 64.6% of apartment owners and nearly 42% of tenants believe the rental market needs more clear regulations.
Hotel and travel bookings for the upcoming August weekend have seen a noticeable decrease. This trend suggests a potential shift in consumer travel patterns or economic concerns impacting leisure plans.
Harry Potter fans successfully protested a planned power line route in Wales, forcing a multi-million-pound energy project to be rerouted to avoid Dobby the house-elf's fictional grave. The fans' efforts ensured the preservation of the beloved character's memorial site.
Włodzimierz Czarzasty has stated that Ukraine's entry into the European Union should be conditioned on shared history and values, not solely on financial considerations. He emphasized that the EU is not merely an ATM but a community built on principles.
Drones were observed flying over a German military base days after a bomb incident in Leipzig, prompting investigators to describe the situation as a "complex military operation."
A large haystack caught fire overnight in Kornatowo, Poland, requiring the deployment of over 50 firefighters to extinguish the blaze.
A 40-year-old Polish diver tragically died after falling ill at a depth of 20 meters while diving in the Medulin waters off the coast of Istria, Croatia. Emergency services were unable to save him.
A new poll indicates that Polish citizens, particularly voters of PiS, Konfederacja, and Braun, are most likely to take up arms if conscripted in the event of an armed invasion, with most Poles stating they would participate in defense after mandatory call-up.
Hungarian law enforcement has initiated a probe into the national Eximbank, confiscating thousands of documents amid allegations of administrative abuse and financially unsound lending. The investigation follows complaints linking the bank’s operations to controversial government subsidy allocations.
Several European delegations have protested Russia’s participation in the G20 summit by refusing to stand alongside Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov during the official group photograph. The diplomatic snub highlights ongoing tensions between Western allies and Moscow following the war in Ukraine.
A local civic group in Szczecin, Poland, is leading a campaign across 37 neighborhoods to manually remove illegal graffiti and stickers from building facades, encouraging resident participation.
Warsaw police forced entry into a Mokotów residence to apprehend a man evading justice, who had been sheltered by a friend refusing to open the door.
Snap4ID introduces a web application that allows students to generate biometrically compliant school identification photos without visiting a studio or installing software.
Students and alumni at NALSAR university allege that a previous graduating class was pressured to publicly re-invite the Chief Justice of India to the convocation ceremony.
Proposed changes in public procurement law are intended to reduce the number of price disputes. However, the opposite scenario is also possible.
Speaking at the Jurata gathering, President Nawrocki outlined key political observations, committed to building a parliamentary majority, and publicly refused to sign a specific legislative bill.
Andrzej Wielowieyski, a prominent figure in Poland’s democratic opposition movement against communist rule, has passed away at the age of 98.
Chief Justice of India emphasized that the judicial system has proactively adapted to combat emerging cybercrimes, particularly fraudulent 'digital arrest' operations targeting citizens. The statement underscores ongoing efforts to safeguard public trust and security in the digital age.
Chief Justice Surya Kant argued that individuals forced to migrate due to climate change deserve distinct legal status and protections, highlighting growing environmental displacement challenges.
Speaking at the Commonwealth Secretariat, India's Chief Justice argued that industrializing countries are unfairly pressured to adopt renewable power quickly while bearing disproportionate criticism for slower transitions.
A sitting Supreme Court judge has formally raised corruption and misconduct allegations against the acting Chief Justice of the Rajasthan High Court, triggering a constitutional inquiry. The Chief Justice of India has directed the accused judge to submit a written response before any disciplinary action is taken.
Claims have emerged that Chief Justice Surya Kant's recent "cockroach" comment was directed at Chief Justice of India-designate Saurav Das, sparking internal judicial speculation.
Justice Sanjay Karol, at his farewell, stated that 'judges are not gods' and will not get every judgment right, while Chief Justice Surya Kant lauded his empathy and leadership. His remarks highlighted the human element in judicial decision-making.
A dialogue led by CJID gathered journalists, regulators, civil society groups, and academics to discuss and demand stronger accountability from online platforms regarding safety concerns.
The third edition of the CJID awards is now open for entries from journalists, fact-checkers, and editors across several West African countries, introducing a new human rights category for 2026.
CJI Surya Kant was dropped as the chief guest for the TISS convocation in a last-minute switch, with campus sources indicating the administration postponed the event fearing protests or disruptive activities.
A recent poll indicates that Polish citizens are almost evenly split on the idea of the ruling coalition parties (KO, PSL, Poland 2050, and Left) running on a single list in parliamentary elections, with 38.8% supporting it.
The body of a man was recovered from the Vistula River in Kazimierz Dolny, Poland, with police working to identify him and investigate the circumstances of his death.
As the situation at NALSAR settles, students are looking forward to their convocation ceremony, regardless of whether the Chief Justice of India attends.
Polish tax regulations state that abandoning an investment due to reasons beyond a taxpayer's control does not require VAT correction, but it is necessary if the entrepreneur is at fault.
A special Polish government plane has been sent to Hungary with doctors on board to assess the condition of injured Polish citizens and determine if they can be transported back to Poland.
Students at NLSIU are protesting the attendance of CJI Surya Kant and BCI Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra at their convocation ceremony.
Members of Poland's ruling coalition are reportedly losing patience with the new deposit-refund system, with the climate minister's comments on the issue drawing criticism.
W wypadku polskiego autokaru na węgierskiej autostradzie M3 zginęło 12 osób, a siedem jest w stanie bardzo ciężkim. W reakcji na katastrofę drogową autokaru, którym podróżowała pielgrzymka z Podkarpacia, polska ambasada uruchomiła specjalną infolinię.
Students and alumni of NLSIU have strongly opposed the visit of the Chief Justice of India and the BCI chairperson to their convocation, expressing solidarity with NALSAR students and criticizing the BCI's actions.
Chief Justice Surya Kant addressed young lawyers at the Supreme Court Bar Association, acknowledging India's progress but emphasizing that much remains to be done and that the responsibility of the legal profession will soon rest on their shoulders.
The historic flag from the Battle of Monte Cassino is set to undergo conservation work in the United Kingdom to preserve this unique artifact.
France's highest court has blocked the government's proposed ban on social media for children under 15, citing constitutional concerns about freedom of speech. This decision comes amidst criticism of President Macron's vacation during ongoing national issues.
The Chief Justice of India (CJI) and students from Nalsar University of Law have raised questions regarding the authority and role of the Bar Council of India (BCI).
The Pilecki Institute in Poland reported a cyberattack on its websites, which it described as bearing the hallmarks of Russian propaganda and disinformation. Work is ongoing to restore access.
New data from the National Bank of Poland indicates a rise in core inflation, though a widespread wave of price increases is not yet apparent across the economy.
Warsaw's universities are developing programs to meet the needs of both career-starting graduates and professionals seeking to enhance their skills, reflecting changes in the higher education market.
Coalition of Citizens (KO) councilors in the Lower Silesian regional assembly are demanding the dismissal of Hubert Papaj, president of the Karkonosze Regional Development Agency, and its supervisory board, following reports of potential irregularities in post-flood grants.
The United States carried out three death sentences on Thursday, with inmates executed by lethal injection in Tennessee, Alabama, and Oklahoma. This marks the first time in over 16 years that three executions have occurred on the same day in the US.
CJI Surya Kant criticized consumer forums for case pendency, directing an audit and questioning the effectiveness of retired judges in these roles.
A controversy erupted over NALSAR University's invitation to CJI Kant, leading to a significant Bar Council order that was subsequently withdrawn within hours following public uproar and protest threats.
A large explosion occurred at an ammunition factory belonging to the KNDS group near Colleferro, southeast of Rome, causing a massive fire. While the incident prompted an emergency response, initial reports indicate no injuries.
Polskie ePłatności, Przelewy24, and Fundacja Donateo are expanding their micro-donation system, which has already channeled over 30 million PLN to charitable organizations.
The Polish government has approved financial support for local governments to implement climate adaptation plans, with 15 municipalities in Eastern Poland set to receive 76.5 million PLN for initiatives like preparing for heavy rainfall or heatwaves, as detailed in official publications from August 13, 2026.
Prezydent Karol Nawrocki mianował 21 oficerów na stopnie generalskie i admiralskie – poinformował BBN. Wśród awansowanych znaleźli się: dowódca Wojsk Obrony Cyberprzestrzeni gen.
"Zaplanowana kradzież", "nowy absurd" - tak internauci komentują doniesienia o tym, że unijne przepisy wprowadzają obowiązek segregacji i wyrzucania kapsułek po kawie do nowych pojemników.
New data on inflation has been released, providing updated information on how prices are changing. These figures offer insights into the current economic climate.
The Church in France is reportedly distancing itself from Marine Le Pen, while simultaneously experiencing a resurgence in faith, with all spots for masses already reserved a month before a pilgrimage.
NATO has strongly condemned Russia for dangerous and unacceptable airspace breaches in Poland and Romania, vowing to strengthen defenses from the Baltic to the Black Sea. The alliance stated that Russia is responsible for these incidents, which demonstrate its increasing tolerance for risk.
A Turkish F-16 fighter jet crashed during a training flight in northwestern Turkey, with the pilot safely ejecting. An investigation into the cause of the crash is underway.
A Polish football hooligan from Krakow, convicted for organized crime and drug trafficking, was arrested in Croatia after being sought since March and is now awaiting extradition.
Patryk P., the leader of a Krakow football hooligan group, who was wanted since March, has been arrested in Croatia on a European Arrest Warrant and faces six years in prison for drug trafficking.
Rescue workers have received a letter from a bailiff ordering them to vacate their station within 14 days. The reason for the eviction order was not immediately clear.
A new Park and Ride parking facility on the city's outskirts and several bicycle paths will be constructed, partly thanks to EU funding covering over 25 percent of the planned investments.
Poland is increasingly integrating into the global defense industry, transitioning from procurement to production, as the sector undergoes significant transformation with NATO countries boosting defense spending and Europe launching the SAFE program.
A pedestrian was hit by a tram near Plac Konstytucji in Warsaw on Wednesday morning, leading to significant disruptions in tram services.
July marked the second consecutive month where the number of job advertisements on major Polish job portals surpassed last year's levels, indicating a positive trend in the recruitment market despite geopolitical uncertainties.
An eruption of Mount Etna has caused significant disruption to air traffic in Sicily, leading to the temporary closure of Catania Airport due to ash clouds. Thousands of tourists have been stranded on the island as a result of the flight cancellations.
Polish AI startup Pathway, founded by Zuzanna Stamirowska, has developed an AI model that achieves results similar to GPT 5.6 Luna at more than 11 times lower cost. The company is already valued at $0.5 billion and could revolutionize the AI industry.
Poland is consulting on a project to allow more frequent remote hearings for witnesses, experts, and victims in criminal cases, with some procedures to be mandatorily recorded.
Prosecutors have initiated an investigation into the publication of a recording from the interrogation of PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński concerning the "two towers" case. The recording appeared in the media in late July.
The European Commission is seeking a comprehensive reform of regulations to create a more transparent and consistent system for classifying products and disclosing information related to sustainable finance.
Polish companies are no longer required to include the accounting books of their foreign branches in the Uniform Control File (JPK_CIT), following a change in tax interpretation.
PiS MP Andrzej Śliwka defended the proposal to deport unemployed Ukrainian men of conscription age from Poland, suggesting they could join the Ukrainian army. He argued that Polish services should identify those residing in Poland who could serve.
Leaders of Poland's ruling coalition are scheduled to meet this evening, with discussions expected to focus on rebuilding mutual trust, as stated by Włodzimierz Czarzasty.
A €500 million UK-Ireland interconnector project had to be rerouted to avoid the alleged 'grave' of the Harry Potter character Dobby, known as Zgredek in Polish.
A new study spanning over a quarter-century suggests that individuals without three specific burdens in middle age could live nearly 13 years longer without signs of dementia.
President Trump indicated the US would rely on economic pressure against Iran, while Iran linked the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to US concessions on several demands, signaling a shift in US strategy away from immediate military confrontation.
Typhoon Dolphin made landfall on China's east coast, leading to the evacuation of over one million people and the cancellation of more than 1,000 flights. The powerful storm caused significant disruption and concern, including reports of a missing child swept away by a wave.