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Radio Station In Poland Replaces Journalists With 'AI' Presenters
The station said its three AI avatars aim to engage younger audiences by discussing cultural, art, and social topics, including LGBTQ+ issues.
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Drunk Tourists Behave Like "Tarzan From Jungle" In Polish Town
Late evening, downtown Krakow goes from historic landmark to hub for stag nights, pub crawls and wild parties. Now, fed up with the ruckus, disgruntled locals are taking Poland's second city to court.
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Woman Gives Birth To Sextuplets In "Extremely Rare" Event
A Polish woman has given birth to sextuplets with each newborn weighing about one kilogram (2.2 pounds), the University Hospital in the city of Krakow announced on Monday.
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Pope Condemns 'Wave Of Terror," Urges Youth To Shun Indifference
Pope Francis on Saturday condemned the "devastating wave of terrorism" and war that has hit the world and urged a huge crowd of young people not to be indifferent to the suffering of others.
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Black Raspberries May Be New Superfood
Black raspberries may the new superfood on the block as they show greater health benefits than their better known cousins - raspberries or blackberries, according to a new study.
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Black Raspberries May Be New Superfood
Black raspberries may the new superfood on the block as they show greater health benefits than their better known cousins - raspberries or blackberries, according to a new study.
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British Sikh Faces Racial Abuse at Polish Club
A British Sikh was spat at, punched in the face and branded a "Muslim terrorist" as he tried to enter a Polish nightclub in Krakow last month, a media report said on Thursday.
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Poland Rules Out Roman Polanski Extradition to US
Poland on Friday ruled out the extradition of Oscar-winning director Roman Polanski to the United States to face sentencing for a 1977 case of statutory rape.
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Poland says Washington Stonewalling CIA Jail Investigation
The United States is ignoring a request from Poland to hand over the full version of a Senate report that could shed light on allegations the CIA abused al Qaeda suspects at a secret prison in the north of the country, according to Polish prosecutors.
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Polish Church Apologises for Child Sex Abuse
Leaders of Poland's Catholic Church have apologised to the victims of child sex abuse by priests and admitted they have long ignored the problem.
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Radio Station In Poland Replaces Journalists With 'AI' Presenters
The station said its three AI avatars aim to engage younger audiences by discussing cultural, art, and social topics, including LGBTQ+ issues.
-
Drunk Tourists Behave Like "Tarzan From Jungle" In Polish Town
Late evening, downtown Krakow goes from historic landmark to hub for stag nights, pub crawls and wild parties. Now, fed up with the ruckus, disgruntled locals are taking Poland's second city to court.
-
Woman Gives Birth To Sextuplets In "Extremely Rare" Event
A Polish woman has given birth to sextuplets with each newborn weighing about one kilogram (2.2 pounds), the University Hospital in the city of Krakow announced on Monday.
-
Pope Condemns 'Wave Of Terror," Urges Youth To Shun Indifference
Pope Francis on Saturday condemned the "devastating wave of terrorism" and war that has hit the world and urged a huge crowd of young people not to be indifferent to the suffering of others.
-
Black Raspberries May Be New Superfood
Black raspberries may the new superfood on the block as they show greater health benefits than their better known cousins - raspberries or blackberries, according to a new study.
-
Black Raspberries May Be New Superfood
Black raspberries may the new superfood on the block as they show greater health benefits than their better known cousins - raspberries or blackberries, according to a new study.
-
British Sikh Faces Racial Abuse at Polish Club
A British Sikh was spat at, punched in the face and branded a "Muslim terrorist" as he tried to enter a Polish nightclub in Krakow last month, a media report said on Thursday.
-
Poland Rules Out Roman Polanski Extradition to US
Poland on Friday ruled out the extradition of Oscar-winning director Roman Polanski to the United States to face sentencing for a 1977 case of statutory rape.
-
Poland says Washington Stonewalling CIA Jail Investigation
The United States is ignoring a request from Poland to hand over the full version of a Senate report that could shed light on allegations the CIA abused al Qaeda suspects at a secret prison in the north of the country, according to Polish prosecutors.
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Polish Church Apologises for Child Sex Abuse
Leaders of Poland's Catholic Church have apologised to the victims of child sex abuse by priests and admitted they have long ignored the problem.
