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Last update: 11 hours agoCybersecurity Shock: Poland’s Internal Security Agency (ABW) warns that breaches at water treatment plants may have let attackers tamper with drinking-water quality, with at least five towns hit and more than 40,000 malicious cyber actions logged over 2024–2025. Defense-Industrial Push: Warsaw is moving to service Abrams tank engines in Dęblin via a Honeywell authorized center—only the third such facility worldwide and the first in Europe—while Prime Minister Donald Tusk ties the deal to the need for resilient transatlantic unity after the Pentagon cancelled a 4,000-troop deployment. Health & Borders: The hantavirus cruise ship MV Hondius is set to dock in Rotterdam and end its voyage, but the remaining crew will face weeks of quarantine. Tech & Society: A Financial Times report links falling birth rates to smartphone-driven shifts away from in-person socializing. Rights at Local Level: Wrocław becomes the second Polish city to recognize a same-sex marriage performed abroad, following Warsaw’s recent registry move.
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