Rising prices of pizzas, dumplings and burgers are causing more and more people to look for them on the store shelf and prepare them at home instead of in bars. At Biedronka alone, their sales have grown by 20 percent. - reports today's " Rzeczpospolita."more

Rising base rates spell bad news for those with mortgages, and other borrowing could get more expensive, too. But there is a silver lining.more

Russian and Belarusian tennis players will be allowed to appear at the Australian Open as neutrals, and Novak Djokovic will also be welcome if he is granted an entry visa, tournament director Craig Tiley announced today.more

Dutch prosecutors opened nine investigations in 2018 into Dutch companies that helped build a bridge from Russia to Crimea, the Trouw daily reported in March. It turns out that none of them have found a finale in court.more

"Good care is what you would want for yourself and your parents... and it's not there. It's totally broken." more

More than a dozen airports in the United States fell victim to cyber attacks on Monday. U.S. media attributed it to Russian hackers, but the U.S. administration says it's too early to tell if the Kremlin is behind it.more

Manchester City and trophy defending champions Real Madrid are the first clubs to secure advancement to the 1/8 finals of the soccer Champions League. Both tied yesterday - "The Citizens" in Denmark against FC Copenhagen 0:0, and "The Kings" in Warsaw against Shakhtar Donetsk 1:1.more

A British businessman who helped Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska evade sanctions has been arrested in London at the request of the U.S., the U.S. Justice Ministry said in a press release.more

Russian President Vladimir Putin allegedly told billionaire Elon Musk that he could use nuclear weapons if Ukraine made an "invasion" of Crimea, Eurasia Group hub CEO Ian Bremmer reported, citing a conversation with the businessman. Musk himself denied this on Twitter.more

Scottish champion Celtic Glasgow has been fined €15,000 because fans displayed an anti-monarchy banner at a Champions League soccer match in Warsaw, days after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, UEFA reported yesterday.more

The coronation of Britain's new King Charles III will take place on Saturday, May 6, 2023, at Westminster Abbey in London, Buckingham Palace announced yesterday.more

Since Russia's brutal invasion of Ukraine on February 24, the EU has been reorganizing; its center is shifting further east - notes the portal of the "Welt" daily. Germany was yesterday, now comes the eastern EU, which has become the new center of the continent - he emphasizes.more

Norwegian footballer Erling Haaland, who makes a sensation for Manchester City, will be able to leave the English club in the summer of 2024 if someone agrees to pay 200 million euros for him - according to a clause in his five-year contract, announced by The Athletic.more

If you’ve managed to score yourself a good value trip for some winter sun, then firstly we are very jealous. But secondly – maybe it’s not going to be quite as good value as you thought. Holiday makers have been warned that they could be hit with extra charges despite already paying for their trip, because of the falling value of the pound against currencies such as the Euro and the Dollar.more

NATO is considering organizing a special virtual summit in connection with Russia's missile attacks, its threats to use nuclear weapons and additional mobilization of soldiers, Reuters reports, citing a European diplomat.more

The level of Poles' fear of contracting COVID-19, recorded in September, does not differ much from that recorded in August. The majority of respondents (58%) are still not afraid of getting infected, according to a new CBOS study.more

People are stocking up on blankets and air fryers as they try to keep their energy bills down this winter, according to a new report. Other energy-efficient appliances, such as air dryers, and warm clothing have also been selling well, the British Retail Consortium (BRC) said.more

"Promotion from the group is the first goal of the season. The sooner we achieve it, the better" - said Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti before the Champions League match with Shakhtar Donetsk in Warsaw. "Królewscy" will play in Poland for the first time since 2016.more

Motorists have been urged to be familiar with new driving laws that have been rolled out, including stricter rules against the use of mobile phones. Drivers are also being cautioned to be aware of clean air zones on their journey and to ensure their vehicle has the required permissions to avoid a fine.more

The unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in nearly 50 years, latest official figures show. The jobless rate fell to 3.5% in the three months to August, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the lowest since early 1974 more

In late September, eight Russians escaped from the announced mobilization by going on a yacht trip from Vladivostok to South Korea. The cruise lasted five days as the men avoided North Korean waters, reported the British daily Guardian behind the BBC's Russian-speaking section.more

Aston Villa and the Polish national team, Matty Cash, returned to the game after a long break. Yesterday he played the whole game against Nottingham Forest, ending the 10th round of the English Premier League. The match on the rival's pitch ended in a 1-1 draw.more

Larry the cat, who serves as chief mouser to the Cabinet Office, has been captured on camera chasing a fox from outside the prime minister’s residence.more

"The economic situation we are in is unprecedented and we have not seen it in four decades," says Klaas Knot, president of the Dutch Central Bank (DNB). The head of De Nederlandsche Bank says that banks must be prepared that not all loans will be repaid.more

Trade union GMB said it will soon be voting among employees of the London Ambulance Service on a possible strike. The reason is that price increases are offered below the inflation rate.more