Nearly 300 American military vehicles came on a ship to Gdynia harbor to take part in the "Saber Strike" military drills in Drawsko Pomorskie. "Saber Strike" are a long-standing training manouvres that help facilitate cooperation amongst the US, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland as well as allied and partner nations. It will last until June 24th.

The European Parliament has approved changes regarding the delegation of employees to EU member countries, that are not beneficial for Polish businesses. Some of the Polish MEPs actually voted for the laws but, as Civic Platform representatives claim, they did this by mistake because the voting was carried out in a chaotic manner. Some of them have already submitted corrections to their votes.

The Polish economy is growing strongly. More people are coming to work here from abroad. Polish farmers will be receiving large subsidies from the EU. Mateusz Walczak has more details.

No one has any doubt that Robert Lewandowski will be going to the World Cup in Russia. There is, however, plenty of doubt over which club he will be playing for when his duties with the national team are over. The German weekly "Sport Bild" has published the latest revelations on Lewandowski's future. On which stadium will the prolific striker score his goals next season?

A round table meeting on security and riots at stadiums. Among others, prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki and ministers Joachim Brudziński and Witold Bańka, as well as the head of the Polish Football Association, Zbigniew Boniek took part. The prime minister drew attention to the fact that the incidents were not an everyday event and the head of the Football Association underlined that no concrete decisions were made at the meeting.

The protest of the disabled and their parents in the parliament building has been suspended despite the fact that not all the protesters' demands have been met. An evaluation of the event is currently underway. The opposition is calling for the dismissal of those who bear political responsibility.

The future EU budget and Poland standing to lose important structural funds. This is despite the fact that the budget as a whole will rise. In addition, Poland is to remain the largest beneficiary. However, this isn't satisfying for Polish politicians. Law and Justice's government is stressing that nothing has been finalised.

"I hold a grudge against minister Joachim Brudziński for allowing the police to be politicised. Now, the government is using the police with complete disregard for democracy and rule of law," said the Former Minister of the Interior, Bartłomiej Sienkiewicz in "Kropka nad i".

"The political class had failed this test," said the Deputy Human Rights Commissioner for Equal Treatment, Sylwia Spurek. The guest of "Fakty po Faktach" commented on the 40-day-long protest of the disabled and their caregivers. "It was a lesson which could have taught us respect and place human rights in the spotlight. Unfortunately, it seems the government did not draw many obvious conclusions," she added. The guest of the first part of the programme was Professor Leszek Balcerowicz.

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According to a recent poll by Kantar Millward Brown for "Fakty" TVN and TVN24, 36 percent of respondents would vote for the ruling United Right coalition, while 28 percent would support Civic Platform, the biggest opposition party. Both formations observe an increase compared to the last month’s survey.

Poland will arrive in Russia aiming to get past the group stage at the World Cup for the first time in 32 years as they return to the finals after a 12-year absence.

"I dream of having a family and someone who would love me," says the disabled Kuba bacause everyone of us haas dreams. He was fighting on behalf of thousands in the Sejm, however he has to fight much harder than most of us to survive the next day. He was fighting not only for himself in the Sejm.

The Polish National Foundation is doing pretty well, just as it's board. There will be no dismissal because what for? However, there will be new ideas sponsored by millions coming from state-owned companies. Krzysztof Skórzyński listed all the famous ideas that weren't succesful and sums up the costs that weren't necessarily low in the two-year period.

A sharp slash by the EU and less money for Poland. From 85 billion euro only 65 billion might be left. The European Commission showed their hand. Now it's time for Poland to reveal theirs. Lately, Poland has been tantamount to problem at the EU arena.

A round-table and round sentences. No idas about how to deal with football hooligans as the authorities have no vision. What else must happen so there would be no more closed terraces and no more empty words?

The movie "Cold War" premiered in Warsaw. Its director, Paweł Pawlikowski has been awarded Best Director for this story of tough love set in the 1950s and 60s. It takes place in Poland, Berlin and Paris. The internationally lauded movie had its grand opening with the participation of the artists behind it and also... the minister of Culture, Piotr Gliński. "Cold War" will go on general release in Poland on June 8th.

Two seals have been found dead in Gdynia. And this might not be strange if it weren't for the fact that they were most probably killed. The police are searching for the perpetrators of this, what can only be called ghastly crime. The animals were bound and gutted, probably so they'd take on water more quickly and sink. However, their bodies were washed onto the shore. The person responsible could face up to three years in prison.

Police have arrested a man suspected of causing fire next to a building in Inowrocław. Civic Platform MP Krzysztof Brejza lives in the building and claims someone tried to kill him.

"The protesting disabled will now return home and we'll lose track of them again," said the founder of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity foundation, Jerzy Owsiak. The guest of "Fakty po Faktach" added: "we're pushing them away when we're not talking about them".

"These are my personal beliefs. I wish I could become the first mayor of Warsaw who would preside over a same-sex marriage," said Civic Platform's MP and a candidate for mayor of Warsaw, Rafał Trzaskowski in "Kropka nad i" TVN24.

"We'll be knocking on the doors of specialists and rehabilitation centers." Those were the parting words of the disabled and their families as they left the parliament building. They have suspended their protest after forty days but stated that they will hold the government to its word. The protesters are waiting to see just how well the new government bill works in practice.

Poland will be receiving significantly less funding from the European Union. Furthermore, the instability coming out of Italy may affect the economy here. However, it seems that more and more people want to come to Poland to work. Mateusz Walczak has more details on these business stories.

It was not just any waste fire. It is another in a series of blazes to take place in a trash dump this year and it has led the government to speak out against what the minister of environment is calling a waste mafia. The interior minister has spoken of tonnes of illegal waste entering Poland. The prime minister has heralded changes in the law. The Internal Security Agency and the Prosecutor General will look into the recent series of fires.

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The European Commission proposed on Tuesday increased spending of EU money on Italy and other southern member states hit by the economic and migrant crises, while reducing funds for regions in the bloc's former communist eastern countries.

Poland will take decisive steps to end illegal waste dumping after a string of highly-polluting fires of waste dumps that were likely to have been started on purpose, the prime minister said on Tuesday.

The Voivodeship Administrative Court (WSA) repealed the order of the Mazowieckie Voivode regarding the change of names of eleven streets in Warsaw. There will be no Lech Kaczyński street to replace the People's Army Avenue. According to the court, the change of names was against the law.

There will be no broadcast from voting stations. The GDPR won't allow it so the Elections Committee (PKW) doesn't intend to record. The PKW did warn, but Law and Justice knew better. As a result, the law is now dead and the politicians better know what they're doing.

A short story at a meeting with the Speaker: no questions allowed and if you ask one, you get recorded by the police. A participant of the meeting with Sejm Speaker, Marek Kuchciński touched upon a difficult issue. A police officer approached her later as ordered by his superior. A lesson on how to silence a citizen who decided to speak up.