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The Naczelny Sąd Administracyjny (Poland's highest administrative court) has made a decision regarding Sławomir Cenckiewicz's access to classified information. Details about the nature of the decision remain unclear due to conflicting headlines from various sources. Regarding international affairs, a Polish presidential aide has expressed questions about France's role in any European nuclear plan and support for the US stance, while Ukraine's military chief denies involvement

Hungary's newly elected Prime Minister has pledged a swift transition and plans to address state-controlled media, while talks between Israel and Lebanon are underway in Washington, and reports suggest an agreement in principle between the USA and Iran regarding the renewal of a truce; however, there is uncertainty about the specific details of these agreements.

The German Chancellor Merz's approval rating has seen a significant drop, with various polls indicating around 23% of Germans are satisfied with his performance. This decline may have contributed to his conservative bloc slipping behind the far-right in recent surveys, although opinions regarding specific policies such as arms delivery remain divided. The level of dissatisfaction among Union supporters has also increased, according to some reports. However, there is uncertainty due to conflicting information in the sources.

A pro-Iranian YouTube channel producing Lego-style videos mocking President Trump has been suspended or removed from YouTube, as per multiple sources. The Iranian government has expressed criticism over this action, but the exact reasons for the suspension are not universally agreed upon among news outlets, with some suggesting it was due to violations of YouTube's terms of service and others implying a broader government crackdown on online content.