Poles are increasingly judging the Church
Super Express revealed that the latest survey shows a marked deterioration in the social image of the Catholic Church in Poland. For the first time in years, negative assessments dominate affirmative ones – as many as 45% of respondents declare a critical attitude towards this institution, while 38% of respondents positively measure it. What peculiarly disturbing for the Church, half of Poles admit that their opinion of it is worse present than a fewer years ago. The change for the better only applies to marginal groups – only 5% of respondents. For 45 percent of the respondents, the attitude towards the Church remained unchanged, suggesting that the decline in trust is not a temporary swing, but a permanent trend. Among negative assessments, as many as 1 in 5 respondents declare strong criticism, indicating strong emotions and increasing social polarity. At the same time, 17 percent of Poles are incapable to clearly find their position, which can indicate a distance or indifference towards an institution that has played a key function in public life for decades. The results of the study, carried out on a typical example of adult Poles, confirm the deepening crisis of assurance in the Church and pose questions about its future position in a changing society.
35 countries, common objective
Journalists The fact they wrote that the summit of the alleged coalitions of volunteers in Paris confirmed Poland's increasing function in global efforts to support Ukraine, while cutting off speculations about direct military engagement. The gathering was attended by representatives of 35 countries and the Prime Minister represented Poland Donald Tusk (68 l.). As he emphasized after the talks, our country is to play a key logistical and organizational role, coordinating the support of allies, without sending Polish soldiers to the territory of Ukraine. The Prime Minister made it clear that global partners do not formulate expectations for Poland regarding military participation in any of the scenarios considered. In his opinion, the talks are increasingly approaching concrete solutions, and proposals on Ukraine's safety after a possible truce take on real shape.
No Deputy Prime Minister but no split
Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz (55 l.), Minister of Funds and Regional Policy, commenting on Super Express internal tensions in the ruling coalition, she stressed that her organization would not leave the government despite the deficiency of a position as Deputy Prime Minister. – We are and will be part of this coalition as long as we can handle crucial matters within this coalition. She said. She pointed out that maintaining contracts and introducing standards is the basis of Polish 2050: – We have introduced our standards to this coalition. We keep a deal, show people that we can be truthful in politics and be verbal. However, she warned that the deficiency of a post of deputy prime minister "will be a very loud and expressive demonstration of how this coalition is managed". She besides pointed to the "real challenge", which is the increasing Euroscepticism fuelled by Kremlin narrative, and stressed the request to talk boldly about the benefits of EU membership: - It is our occupation to say "stop" to this communicative and to talk bravely about why we are in the Union.
Children in a Digital Trap
The EU Digital Services Act has been the subject of a call from a wide scope of experts who inform against increasing threats to children and young people online. 132 signatories representing, inter alia, science, education and the protection of intellectual wellness point out that the deficiency of effective regulation promotes the dissemination of toxic content and the consolidation of addictive mechanisms utilized by major social platforms. The authors of the appeal stress that the bill is of groundbreaking importance, due to the fact that for the first time in specified a wide scope it imposes on global services the work to defend the youngest users in real terms. Among another things, it is about limiting advertising aimed at children, making algorithms more transparent and preventing content that prey on strong emotions and promotes hate. Experts not only appeal to the president Karol Nawrocki (42 l.) to sign the bill, but besides to Marty Nawrocka (39 l.), hoping for her public support. They besides point to her engagement in the debate on the impact of social media on young people's intellectual health. In their opinion, it is simply a minute erstwhile the state can effectively strengthen the safety of children in the digital world, without violating fundamental freedoms – we read in the paper Super Express.
The photograph from Mar-a-Lago lit the Internet
True he discovered that the entry of Polish Radio correspondent in the US Marek Wałkuski caused a violent debate on social media, turning into a dispute over the limits of explanation and journalistic responsibility. The reason was a photograph from Donald Trump's residence in Mar-a-Lago, published in the context of an American peculiar operation in Venezuela. The writer pointed out in the photograph a black man standing in the background, suggesting that he was part of the facility's service. This proposition was received by many as perpetuating racial stereotypes. Critics indicated that the formal outfit and the place where the man was located were more suited to the function of a safety defender or a safety officer than the auxiliary staff. The debate was rapidly attended by commentators on military and safety issues, questioning the explanation of Wałkuski. However, the Euro MPs of the Law and Justice responded the hardest Dominik Tarczyński (46 l.)who publically accused the writer of racism and announced the consequences, claiming that the case had been reported to the American administration. His entry polarized the public: any considered him to defend the image of Poland, others to be a disproportionate reaction and escalation of the conflict.
