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Tomasz Sakiewicz, President of TV Republika, condemned the actions surrounding the station's broadcasting concession, suggesting a deliberate attack aimed at undermining its operations.

Tomasz Sakiewicz, president of TV Republika, announced that the station has paid all installment fees for its broadcasting license, despite ongoing disputes over outstanding payments and penalties.

Recent party preference polls in Slovakia indicate a decline for the Progressive Slovakia party alongside significant growth for the Republika party.

TV Republika has paid all installments of its broadcasting license this year, as promised by President Tomasz Sakiewicz, despite obstacles posed by the National Broadcasting Council (KRRiT).

Jarosław Kaczyński is reportedly angry with TV Republika's financial issues and the KRRiT's rejection of installment payments for their broadcasting fee.

A member of Poland's national media council voted against a concession fee installment plan for TV Republika, surprising many observers.

The President of TV Republika discussed the recent decision by the National Broadcasting Council regarding their request for a staggered concession fee payment.

Newsmax is launching a Polish branch to compete with local right-leaning news channels, with broadcasts set to begin in 2026.

Cezary Gmyz discusses the rejection of Dorota Wysocka-Schnepf's legal complaint by the Warsaw prosecutor's office, emphasizing her alleged dishonesty regarding her son's whereabouts.

Polish MEP Patryk Jaki is under investigation for allegedly parking illegally in Warsaw while attending a TV appearance, raising questions about compliance with traffic laws.

Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz discussed recent controversies within the Poland 2050 party regarding the departure of some MPs and financial transparency in an interview.

The president of TV Republika, Tomasz Sakiewicz, comments on a KRRiT report indicating that his station was the first to provide live coverage of a significant event, asserting that there is ongoing hostility against the outlet.

The president of TV Republika, Tomasz Sakiewicz, claims his station is under constant attack and emphasizes its leading role in broadcasting important news during critical moments, supported by a recent analysis from KRRiT.

A report by the National Broadcasting Council examined the coverage of drone attacks on Ukraine by various news stations, concluding that all outlets complied with broadcasting laws.

Dorota Wysocka-Schnepf has filed a lawsuit against reporter Cezary Gmyz after the Warsaw District Prosecutor's Office decided not to initiate proceedings based on her complaints.

TV Republika is facing issues with its broadcasting license as it failed to pay its full annual fee on time, in contrast to another right-leaning station, wPolsce24, which met its obligations.

The Polish media regulator KRRiT faces challenges in resolving TV Republika's licensing issues as the station requests to pay overdue fees in monthly installments.

The emergence of the Newsmax channel in Poland poses a new competitive challenge for TV Republika as it seeks to attract right-wing viewers.

Viewers of the morning program on TV Republika were astonished when hosts Cezary Gmyz and Sabina Treffler began dancing to a song popular among young Venezuelans after Nicolás Maduro's fall.

A TV presenter from Republika faces court for chasing a car containing former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro, following his forced attendance at a parliamentary committee investigating the Pegasus case.

Jarosław Kaczyński called on media to report the truth favorably toward the right side and spoke about the active role of his party amidst recent internal conflicts.

The head of TV Republika, during a discussion with government minister Karol Rabenda, emphasized the importance of viewer support for the station amidst calls from the ruling coalition to halt funding.

TV Republika is behind on its payment obligations for a broadcasting concession and has proposed a revised payment plan to settle debts.

Michał Jelonek, a presenter for TV Republika, faces legal troubles for defamation related to a question he asked at a press conference.

A dispute over TV Republika's licensing fees continues as the station's owner, Tomasz Sakiewicz, seeks to change payment terms amidst financial uncertainties.

Tomasz Sakiewicz, the president of TV Republika, expressed concerns about a court ruling that invalidated the concession for broadcasting on the MUX-8 multiplex.

The president of TV Republika discusses serious concerns regarding the station's broadcasting license and the implications of a recent legal ruling involving a journalist.

The latest episode of TV Republika's program featured host Miłosz Kłeczek discussing political tensions and utilizing humor in reference to politicians' performances.

Křetínský expresses disappointment regarding the failure of the Green Deal in an interview with The Economist.

TV Republika is struggling to pay its annual broadcasting fee and is in negotiations with the National Broadcasting Council for payment arrangements.

In the partially repeated presidential elections in Republika Srpska, pro-Kremlin candidate Karans emerged victorious with 50.4% of the votes amid significant electoral irregularities.

New recordings have been revealed regarding threats made by an official of the State Protection Service against a TV Republika reporter.

The Polish Journalists' Association has filed a complaint regarding threats made against TV Republika journalist Piotr Nisztor, alleging intimidation efforts aimed at suppressing press criticism.

Former President of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik threatened secession again upon returning from Washington, claiming to have received U.S. support for his policies.

Milorad Dodik, the former president of Republika Srpska, gave a controversial interview in Washington where he supported Donald Trump and criticized previous U.S. administrations, making inflammatory remarks about Muslims.

An SOP officer, Lieutenant Colonel Wojciech B., nicknamed 'Biszkopt', allegedly threatened a TV Republika journalist over a critical article about him, leading to an investigation and suspension following past controversies revealed by the press.

The National Broadcasting Council discussed a request from TV Republika regarding installment payments of the broadcasting fee, but no decision was made due to a lack of the necessary votes.

On February 5, 1994, a mortar shell fired by the Army of Republika Srpska hit the Markale marketplace in Sarajevo, killing 68 people and injuring many others, marking a tragic event during the siege of the city from 1992 to 1995.

TV Republika, Poland's third or second most-watched news station, is facing financial difficulties with a yearly fee of 1.85 million PLN due on its broadcasting license after gaining a significant reach in 2024.

Recent discussions among local political leaders in Spišská Nová Ves highlighted ongoing collaboration and key upcoming events, particularly concerning the municipal coalition.

Russia is intervening in the upcoming repeat elections for the President of Republika Srpska, claiming that the election process is a result of Western pressures aimed at destabilizing the region.

A State Protection Service officer has been suspended due to a disciplinary investigation alleging threats made against a journalist, with sensitive information allegedly disclosed during the incidents.

TV Republika, an ultraconservative Polish media channel, is planning to launch an English-language network with MAGA investors, seeking to establish itself as Europe's answer to Fox News.

Telewizja Republika is facing potential financial difficulties as it seeks to restructure its 10-year broadcasting license fee payments to monthly installments instead of annual ones.

The program on TV Republika was interrupted to air a segment of Donald Tusk's press conference regarding cyberattacks on Poland's energy infrastructure, leading to unexpected moments during the Q&A session.

During a press briefing in Warsaw, Premier Donald Tusk discussed the unpredictable actions of the Trump administration regarding Greenland, following failed negotiations between the USA and Denmark.

In May, a bombing by extreme anti-natalist Guy Edward Bartkus outside a fertility clinic in Palm Springs involved Daniel Jongyon Park who assisted in the operation but fled to Europe where he eluded capture by authorities despite an FBI request for assistance in tracking him down.

Mariusz Gosek appeared on TV Republika, referencing his previous appearance on TVP and addressing solidarity slogans used at a pilgrimage.

The OSCE Mission in Bosnia and Herzegovina condemned the glorification of convicted war criminals during last week's commemoration of January 9 as the Day of Republika Srpska, urging the judiciary to take action against those responsible.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico expressed openness to post-election cooperation with various parties, including the opposition movement Republic, while criticizing Progressive Slovakia as a greater threat.