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Will Ukraine regain the territories occupied by Russia?

Do you think Ukraine will be able to regain the territories occupied by Russia as a result of the war?

The war in Ukraine has from the very beginning raised the question of whether the country has a real chance to reclaim all the lost territories, including Crimea. Some argue that the determination of Ukrainians and Western support will be enough to reverse the course of the conflict. Others believe that Russia, with its military and resource advantage, will not give up the occupied territories, and any attempt to retake them will end in escalation. There is also the factor of global powers – the USA, China, and the EU – whose policies may decide the future of the borders. In the background, conspiracy theories circulate about secret deals and a “frozen conflict” lasting decades. Will Ukraine truly regain full sovereignty, or will the world accept a new division? Vote in the poll and share your opinion.

23/08/2025

Are paper and wooden disposables really eco-friendly?

How do you assess paper and wooden straws, spoons, and cups in the context of ecology?

Paper and wooden straws, spoons, or cups are now seen as an “eco-friendly” alternative to plastic, but the issue is far from simple. Supporters point out that they decompose faster, reducing the risk of lingering in the oceans for hundreds of years. Critics, however, note that their production requires not only deforestation but also massive amounts of water and energy – often more than plastic. On top of that, there’s the inconvenient fact: most paper cups have a PE or PLA coating, which makes them non-recyclable and leaves them ending up in landfills. So isn’t this just “greenwashing,” a clever marketing trick to ease our consciences?

21/08/2025

Poland and the peace talks in Washington

Do you think Poland, given the enormous support it has provided to Ukraine, should have been invited to the peace talks in Washington (18.08.2025)?

The Russian-Ukrainian conflict has divided public opinion for years, and Poland’s support for Kyiv is undeniably immense – from billions spent on aid to hosting millions of refugees. That is why the absence of Warsaw at the peace talks in Washington raises questions about Poland’s real position on the international stage. Some argue that Poland earned a place at the table, while others say it is not formally a party to the war and its presence could only make negotiations more difficult. Added to this are the tensions in Polish-Ukrainian relations, which weaken Warsaw’s arguments. Is Poland’s exclusion a matter of cold calculation or a deliberate marginalization of an ally?

16/08/2025

Humanization of Animals – Dehumanization of Children

Do you think that modern laws and social narratives lead to the dehumanization of children (e.g., through the legalization of abortion on demand) while increasingly “humanizing” animals and imposing severe penalties for harming them?

It is increasingly common to get the impression that modern law works against common sense. On the one hand, there is growing acceptance of abortion on demand, which for many is equivalent to stripping unborn children of their humanity. On the other hand, the brutal treatment of animals is met with increasingly harsh penalties, and their legal status is approaching that of humans. Some see this as a moral decline, others as civilizational progress and proof that empathy is no longer selective. But where is the line beyond which protecting the life of an animal becomes more important than the life of a human?

13/08/2025

Genocide in the Gaza Strip?

Do you believe that Israel’s actions against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip can be defined as genocide?

The issue of genocide in the Gaza Strip divides public opinion more than most modern conflicts. Some see Israel’s actions as the systematic extermination of civilians, pointing to casualty statistics and the destruction of infrastructure as evidence that the UN definition of genocide is being met. Others stress that Hamas uses civilians as human shields, and that Israeli strikes are aimed solely at eliminating threats. Where is the line between self-defense and a war crime? The debate is further fueled by theories about global interests and the influence of political lobbies that allegedly block an objective assessment of the situation. Can there be any moral victor in this conflict?

13/08/2025

Speed limiters in new cars

Do you think manufacturers should be required to install factory-fitted limiters in new cars that prevent exceeding the legal speed limit?

A factory-installed speed limiter in new cars is an idea that divides drivers and experts. Supporters speak of saving thousands of lives, reducing accidents, and disciplining reckless drivers. Opponents see it as another step toward total control over citizens and taking away their right to make their own decisions – even in emergencies. There’s also the financial aspect: would states give up billions in speeding fine revenue? Or is this the beginning of cars that decide where and how you drive?

10/08/2025