Author: Sachin Mahto

Poland’s President Karol Nawrocki has signed the landmark National Cybersecurity System (KSC) Act, concluding a seven-year legislative process. This pivotal law implements the European Union’s NIS 2 directive, significantly expanding cybersecurity regulations and enhancing national digital defense. However, despite the signature, President Nawrocki has referred the act to the Constitutional Tribunal, raising concerns about its extensive scope and potential impact on businesses.

Starting February 19, 2026, Euronet ATMs are imposing a new single BLIK cash withdrawal limit of $50, down from $200. This decision, driven by rising operational costs and low interchange fees, has sparked controversy among banks and users. Learn why this change is happening, what BLIK says, and how major banks are advising their customers to navigate the new rules and potential fees.

The Polish Army has implemented a sweeping ban on Chinese-made vehicles within its protected military facilities, citing escalating risks of espionage and uncontrolled data collection. This decision comes amidst a booming market for Chinese automotive brands in Poland, where they are setting new sales records.

European telecom operators are openly opposing planned changes to EU cybersecurity regulations, warning that political decisions could lead to poorer service quality, higher costs, and stalled investments in critical infrastructure.

X is once again transforming how users consume video on its platform, with Elon Musk pushing a new vertical, immersive video player reminiscent of TikTok. This update, currently rolling out on iOS, aims to attract creators and viewers but has already sparked significant debate among users regarding forced full-screen viewing and aspect ratio issues. Discover how this shift aligns with broader industry trends and X’s ambitious future.

BLIK, Poland’s leading mobile payment system, achieved record growth in 2025 across transactions, user base, and international expansion. This remarkable performance fuels speculation about a potential Initial Public Offering (IPO), positioning the fintech as an attractive investment opportunity.

An investigation into Poland’s government-issued shelter map reveals critical flaws, including inaccessible locations, legal ambiguities, and a stark contrast between official claims and ground reality, raising serious concerns about public safety preparedness.

Criminals are increasingly using advanced technology like cryptocurrencies for illicit activities, complicating investigations. This article explores how cases like the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother-in-law of TV presenter Savannah Guthrie, highlight a “new era” of kidnappings where Bitcoin ransoms and citizen detectives on platforms like YouTube play a significant, albeit complex, role.

Users reported widespread issues with the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) on February 16, impacting both mobile and web versions. This article details the outage, its causes, and what users can do.

Explore Europe’s alarming reliance on limited fuel reserves, the vulnerability of its energy infrastructure, and the strategic importance of green energy in bolstering continental defense capabilities amidst potential conflicts.