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  • Jun 30

    Warsaw prosecutors discontinue ‘two towers’ investigation; Jarosław Kaczyński questioned as witness, no criminal offence found

    The Warsaw District Prosecutor’s Office has discontinued the investigation into the so-called ‘two towers’ case, finding no elements of a criminal offence. The decision, made on 25 June 2026, relates to allegations that Austrian businessman Gerald Birgfellner was defrauded of at least €1.3 million by individuals acting for the PiS-linked Srebrna company.

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Sweden's coalition talks collapse

Russia pounds Kyiv while Poland loosens air rules and oil flows recover

The day’s news moved along two linked tracks: war pressed closer to European borders, while markets priced fresh workarounds in a disrupted Gulf. Politics then did what politics does, turning crises into votes, rules and balance sheets.

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  • Russian strikes hit Ukraine as UN summit begins

    Killed at least five people in separate attacks, including a strike on Kyiv's National Academy of Sciences, as the Russian drone offensive intensifies.

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The war in Ukraine and its limits

Ukraine expanded drone strikes to Tula and Voronezh defence plants; Kallas made a specific EU-level call for Patriot transfers but no decision was taken.

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