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Filip Mišudík

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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Filip Mišudík

    Inside Poland’s fake student scheme: cheap labour, bogus visas and Russian ties (opens the original)

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    Maria, a Colombian woman, thought she was going to Poland to work at one of the country’s biggest meat-processing plants. Instead, the employment agency that arranged her job had quietly enrolled her in school. She discovered this only after translating the papers she had been given. One said she was a student at an adult secondary school in Sieradz, another enrolled her at a Polish university. But Maria had never applied to either institution, attended a class or even heard of them. Her case is

  2. Article · Sep 4, 2026 · Filip Mišudík

    Romanian parties fail to agree on wage reform, costing country €770m in EU funds (opens the original)

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    Romania’s governing parties have failed to agree on wage reform. The Liberals promoted a more fiscally-restrained proposal, while the Social Democrats demanded billions more for teachers, healthcare workers and civil servants. Now Romania is set to lose €770m from Brussels, even though it had known the rules for years and could have secured the money by adopting a reform to which it had already committed itself. The European Commission did not withhold the funds because of an unexpected decision

  3. Article · Aug 10, 2026 · Filip Mišudík

    Baltic states get ready for Russian false-flag attack on Nato (opens the original)

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    In recent months, European intelligence services have increasingly warned that, alongside its war in Ukraine, Russia is intensifying hybrid operations targeting Nato countries. Investigators in several states are dealing with suspected sabotage, arson attacks, damage to critical infrastructure, and the use of drones. According to Western officials, this is part of a broader Russian campaign aimed at intimidating European countries, undermining their security and weakening support for Ukraine. Th

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