Start your day with a summary of today’s top stories from Poland’s leading news sites.
Media and politicians in Germany are using disinformation tactics in news stories about the pollution situation on the River Odra, the Polish information security chief has said.
Press agencies decide what goes into the media and are therefore responsible for the quality of information, the president of the Polish Press Agency (PAP), has told a conference.
Alleged Russian cyber-attacks on a number of Polish news portals are a part of Russia's information war and are an expression of “despair and helplessness,” a Polish deputy digitalisation minister has said.
The government Plenipotentiary for Cybersecurity, Janusz Cieszynski, told PAP that having prior information on Thursday's hacker attack on a number of Polish media websites, all relevant editorial offices were given advance warning and could react to the situation.
The head of the Polish media watchdog, KRRiT, has fined the private radio station TOK FM for broadcasting “discriminatory content and incitement to hatred."
The address by the Polish prime minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, recently delivered in Germany, was one of key speeches concerning the future of Europe, European media outlets have said.
The Sejm, the lower house of the Polish parliament, has passed a resolution condemning what it called "a disgraceful hate campaign in the media" against the Polish-born Pope John Paul II.
Articles about Poland will appear in regular and online media in over 60 countries to mark the country's Independence Day (Nov. 11).
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