Latest published reports in strict reverse chronological order.
Poland’s men’s national volleyball team is scheduled to play Slovenia on September 1 at 13:00 in Kraków’s TAURON Arena, with live coverage on Polsat Sport Extra 2.
A nationwide ban on smartphone use in Poland’s public and private primary schools took effect on September 1, with limited exceptions for education, emergencies and health-related needs.
The annual event took place on August 31 and promoted awareness of organ donation and transplantation, bringing together transplant recipients and supporters.
Lechia Gdańsk defeated Polonia Warsaw 4-2 at Polonia’s stadium on Aug. 31, with Camilo Mena featuring in a dynamic second half.
An overnight fire damaged a WB Electronics facility in Skarżysko-Kamienna on Aug. 31, with Polish intelligence services investigating whether it was deliberately started.
Israel and Greece signed a €3 billion agreement on August 31 for Israel to construct a multi-layered air defence system for Greece, including David’s Sling, SPYDER and BARAK MX.
Thousands of teachers and education workers gathered outside the Prime Minister’s office in Warsaw on August 31 to demand higher pay and a link between teachers’ salaries and the average wage in the economy.
Jalen Brunson scored 28 points and the Knicks pulled away late to beat the Kings 103-87, using a decisive fourth-quarter surge to extend their winning streak to three games.
Britain’s competition regulator proposed changes that would require Google to give publishers clearer control over whether their content feeds AI-generated search summaries, while Google said it is exploring opt-out updates for Search’s generative AI features.
CMS selected 15 high-spending medicines for the next Medicare drug price negotiation cycle, with talks slated for 2026 and negotiated prices taking effect in 2028; the list includes Botox and the diabetes drug Trulicity.
Investors are bracing for a dense stretch of earnings and a Federal Reserve policy update, with sentiment indicators and volatility also in focus as traders gauge the economy’s direction.
The U.K. competition authority said Google should give publishers more meaningful choice over whether their content is used in AI-generated search summaries, part of broader proposals aimed at increasing competition in online search.