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- 4 min readCultureSunday: the day everything is closedShops are shut on Sunday not because owners prefer it but because the law says so. Who sets the rule, what stays open anyway, and why your first days abroad cannot be planned the way you plan them at home.Verified10/22/2026krakow.pip.gov.plOfficial source
- 4 min readCultureNoise has no permitted hours"It's fine before ten" is the most expensive belief a newcomer brings along. What actually makes noise an offence, who sets the hours, and why you answer for your guests, your dog and your washing machine.Verified10/22/2026service-public.gouv.frOfficial source
- 4 min readCultureWaste is sorted by your city, not your countrySeparating waste looks like one shared European habit, yet it is arranged differently in every city. Who sets the system, who sets the bins and the calendar, and why the rule from the next city does not apply to you.Verified10/22/2026gov.plOfficial source
- 5 min readCulturePlagiarism is not a similarity percentageA similarity threshold looks like permission: stay below it and you are fine. Three universities' rules show that the threshold is set by the faculty, and that the offence is the missing citation, not the number.Verified10/22/2026tu.berlinOfficial source
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