Poland has issued a protest note to the Russian ambassador after confirming that a missile found on its territory was Russian-made. Ukrainian experts assisted in identifying the missile, which Polish officials say indicates Russia's depleting stockpiles.
Canada's Alimentation Couche-Tard, owner of Circle K, is set to acquire a controlling stake in the Polish Żabka Group. The acquisition will include a tender offer for 100% of the company's shares.
A court in Warsaw released Anatoly Blinov from pretrial detention, placing him under police supervision, two years after he was accused of organizing an attack on opposition politicians.
A Warsaw court has released Anatoly Blinov, accused of organizing attacks on Russian opposition politicians, from pretrial detention and placed him under police supervision after two years.
An opinion piece suggests that a split within Poland's opposition could broaden its appeal by offering voters a more moderate, centre-right option, potentially helping to unseat Donald Tusk's government.
Polish authorities are set to deport a 34-year-old Colombian citizen who was charged with promoting Nazism after performing a Nazi salute at the Auschwitz Museum.
A Polish man has confessed to vandalizing the Medjugorje shrine, stating he intended to expose what he believes is a fraud and expressing no remorse for his actions.
The Council of the European Union has revised Ukraine's reform plan, aiming to unlock €8.3 billion in funding for 2026. This revision is part of ongoing efforts to support Ukraine's recovery and development.
Two suspects have been remanded for three months in connection with a brutal attack on a Ukrainian couple in Wrocław, Poland. The incident, reportedly sparked by a queue dispute, has drawn significant attention and condemnation.
There are large populations of beavers in the border regions of Poland and Ukraine. However, when it comes to the extent of the damage they cause, the problem with beavers in Poland is significantly...
Donald Trump held closed-door meetings with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. These discussions occurred amidst various international and domestic political developments.
Poland's constitutional court has overturned plans to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other EU member states, a decision that defies an EU court order and could lead to a significant clash.
In Nigeria, the FCT Commissioner of Police has ordered the trial of four officers accused of extorting the ICPC chairman, while in Poland, police officers will stand trial following the death of Natalia in the city center. These cases highlight accountability issues within law enforcement.
Poland has entered the competition to host one of seven planned EU-backed artificial intelligence facilities, which could attract over 10 billion zloty in investment.
Happen has forecasted increased EPS and originations targets for 2026, while Orange Polska exceeded revenue projections and raised its full-year financial goals.
A young Ukrainian couple was brutally beaten in Wroclaw, an incident that the city's mayor described as 'shocking' and condemned as an act of xenophobia. The mayor emphasized the need to address such hateful acts.
Real estate prices in Eastern and South-East Europe have surged due to housing supply failing to keep pace with rising demand, exacerbated by planning, regulatory, financing, and construction constraints.
Poland is contemplating reintroducing fuel price caps to stabilize gasoline and diesel costs, which surged after a previous support program expired and crude oil prices rose due to Middle East tensions.
The diplomatic crisis between Poland and Ukraine's President Zelensky risks becoming "a hot potato" in next year's Polish election campaign. In the worst-case scenario, Poles could help block...
A new documentary titled 'That Polish Guy' will delve into the influential career of artist Bill Sienkiewicz, whose work has impacted comics, illustration, advertising, animation, and film.
Poland's largest opposition party, Law and Justice (PiS), has experienced a significant split, with approximately 40 members of parliament leaving the party. The division stems from internal conflict and a refusal by some members to sign a 'loyalty oath'.
Authorities in Poland's Tatra National Park have stepped up joint patrols by police and park rangers following a series of tourist offences, reminding visitors that activities like bathing in lakes can harm the fragile ecosystem.
Poland has proposed to the United States a joint production of Patriot missiles that would include Ukraine. This initiative was discussed during a meeting in Washington by Poland's Deputy Minister of National Defense.
A new 3,494 km hiking route, dubbed the Wolf Trail, has been inaugurated, allowing experienced hikers to journey from Poland to Italy over six months, traversing six European nations.
Next Tuesday, Karol Nawrocki will receive the oath from Professor Sławomir Patyra, as announced by the head of the presidential office, Zbigniew Bogucki.
Poland has initiated the first of 11 planned 'community forests' around its major cities, aiming to provide recreational spaces for residents and reduce logging.
Poland's planned megaport project is seen as a strategic move to become indispensable for the global trade of Czechia, Slovakia, Austria, and Hungary.
Archaeologists have uncovered a synagogue within a Jewish cemetery in Warsaw that was destroyed by Germans during WWII. The cemetery once served the world's second-largest Jewish population before the Holocaust.
Physically installing noise protection screens can take several months, but obtaining all decisions and going through court disputes can take several years.
City officials in Kraków have launched a €43 million "pre-design" tender for a planned metro system, which, if realized, would become only Poland’s second such urban rail network.
Attempted illegal border crossings from Belarus into Poland have decreased by over 98% in the first half of this year, with figures falling from approximately 15,500 to 235.
A weekly horoscope provides guidance for navigating the week of July 20-26, 2026, alongside a financial overview for the same period. Readers can explore predictions and key economic indicators to plan their week ahead.
In criminal or civil proceedings, doubts about the existence of a state of necessity are decided by the court. In the case of the universal law of the Church, the highest legislator is the Pope.
A former Polish Defense Minister states that the recent rise in anti-Ukrainian sentiment in Poland is not irreversible, suggesting that relations between the two countries are not destined to further deteriorate.
A former Polish Defense Minister stated that the debate in Poland regarding the transfer of Patriot air defense system missiles to Ukraine is primarily a domestic political issue, not a matter of national defense weakening.
A new study analyzing bone remains indicates that prehistoric hunters in Eurasia and North America preferentially hunted female mammoths. This selective hunting practice may have had significant impacts on mammoth populations.
President Karol Nawrocki signed a bill into law banning the use of smartphones by children in primary schools and kindergartens across Poland, following near-unanimous parliamentary support.
The Danube River has reportedly fallen to its lowest levels in 30 years, indicating significant environmental or hydrological changes.
A Russian missile, identified as a Kh-101, landed in eastern Poland, prompting NATO to monitor the risk of the Ukraine war spilling over and strengthening its readiness to defend against threats.
Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced the formation of a new parliamentary faction, deepening a rift within the Law and Justice (PiS) party and challenging its leader Jarosław Kaczyński.
A newly sworn-in judge of Poland's constitutional court, Sławomir Patyra, has staged a boycott of court proceedings, stating that participation would violate his constitutional oath due to blocked colleagues.
Bosnia and Herzegovina's State Prosecutor's Office will take over the case against a Polish national suspected of vandalism at Medjugorje, specifically the desecration of the Virgin Mary statue.
The Catholic shrine in Medjugorje was vandalized, with its altar set on fire and a statue of the Virgin Mary defaced with black paint and a disturbing message, prompting an investigation.
Poland's government and Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly reacted to Vladimir Putin's assertion that parts of Ukraine would be ceded to Poland in the future. Analysts suggest Putin is attempting to deflect responsibility for the war in Ukraine.
Two men detained for assaulting a Ukrainian couple in Wroclaw, Poland, on Sunday, could face up to five years in prison for the attack.
Beneath Krakow, the Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, boasts nine levels and 245 kilometers of intricate tunnels. This historic underground marvel includes chambers and a carved cathedral.
Dr. Soraya Bekkali, Senior Vice President at Alexion, AstraZeneca Rare Disease, stated that a significant portion of the therapies the company plans to introduce by 2030 will focus on the area of rare diseases.
The Ministry of Finance has withdrawn the most controversial proposals from its draft - an increase in tax for lump sum payers, tightening regulations on company cars, limiting the allowance...
Police in Wroclaw, Poland, have questioned a Ukrainian couple who were attacked and beaten by three men on Sunday, July 26. Authorities are now actively working to identify and apprehend the perpetrators involved in the assault.
The Polish president has blocked a proposed windfall tax on fuel companies' excess profits, a move intended to fund measures curbing rising fuel prices, prompting criticism from the government.
Sony is reportedly moving away from physical game distribution, raising questions about the future of game stores and the increasing reliance on digital subscriptions and distribution models.
Mieczysław Dziemieszkiewicz, known by his codename "Rój," a legendary anti-communist resistance fighter who led a unit against communists for years after WWII, has had his remains identified.
Poland has enacted a new law banning the chaining of dogs and cats, after President Nawrocki signed a revised version of the bill into law following his veto of an earlier version.
The Polish president has renewed his attempt to hold a referendum on EU climate policy, following the Senate's rejection of his initial request.
Poland has appointed a new human rights commissioner, who will prepare a list of issues for the president.
Europe's largest airline has attributed a recent incident, where a passenger was partially sucked out of a window, to a foreign object. This explanation comes amidst an agency questioning the airline president's initial statements regarding the event.
Germany has deployed soldiers to Poland to assist in reinforcing the country's eastern borders, a move described by the Polish Armed Forces as a united effort to prevail.
Halfway through the year, The New York Times has visited 11 of its '52 Places to Go' picks, uncovering diverse locations from Warsaw to Bangkok. The travel feature highlights lesser-known spots, historical sites, and vibrant nightlife.
Police in Legnica, Poland, are investigating an attack on two 13-year-old Ukrainian girls that occurred last Saturday. The Polish Ministry of Interior and Administration has strongly condemned the incident.
Poland is moving forward with its 3% digital tax plan, despite threats and opposition from the United States.
Human remains discovered in a Maryland forest are being investigated as potentially belonging to a New Jersey woman who went missing on her way home from work. Authorities are working to identify the remains and determine the circumstances of her disappearance.
The government is moving to increase the strength of Supreme Court judges to 38, replacing an existing ordinance. This development raises concerns about the validity of rulings by judges from codification commissions who also work for the Tusk government.
British YouTube personality Stuart Kluz-Burton, known as Stuu, is facing extradition to Poland to address allegations of sexual activity with girls under the age of 15.
A former Polish Defense Minister stated that Poland will have only limited opportunities to utilize funding from the SAFE program for collaborative defense projects with Ukraine.
Nearly half of Poles now express a desire to stop arming Ukraine, reflecting a significant shift in public opinion driven by evolving views towards Ukraine and ongoing disputes.
Volkswagen has initiated a project using 100 sheep to maintain its large solar farm in Poznan, Poland, as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional mowers, even as the company faces an ongoing crisis.
Scientists are investigating what they describe as a 'sixth sense' in humans, suggesting it is a crucial but often overlooked aspect that may significantly influence mental health. This research aims to understand this newly identified sense and its impact on human well-being.
The father of murdered Iwona Cygan collapsed in the courtroom after hearing the verdict in the case related to his daughter's death. The court also heard testimony describing a murdered postman as an 'exceptional' father.
A screenshot can be included in the evidence and play a significant role in court.
A Russian-made missile struck a village in eastern Poland, killing two people, marking a significant escalation in the conflict as it crossed into NATO territory. The incident prompted an emergency NATO meeting and international condemnation of Russia's actions.
Poland has appointed a new official tasked with promoting the country's brand internationally, aiming to unify fragmented existing efforts.
A new poll indicates a record number of Poles are opposed to Ukraine's accession to the European Union, despite overall support remaining a majority view. Support has significantly dropped from 90% after Russia's 2022 invasion.
Poland's former prime minister is forming a new parliamentary group, causing a split within the country's largest opposition party and delivering another setback to Europe's nationalist movement.
Polish government spokesman Adam Szłapka believes that the rise in cases of violence against Ukrainians is linked to the rhetoric and actions of right-wing politicians.
A Polish court has ruled that a regulation allowing the registration of foreign same-sex marriages is unconstitutional. This decision has been met with criticism, with one minister labeling the court as illegitimate.
A 31-year-old Polish national has been identified and arrested as the suspect in the vandalism of the Marian shrine in Medjugorje, Bosnia and Herzegovina, according to local police.
Residents of Ostaszów, a Polish village originally established by Nazi Germany in 1936 as an agricultural settlement, are opposing a proposal to add it to the list of protected monuments.
The Polish opposition's split, with former PM Mateusz Morawiecki preparing a breakaway party after dozens of lawmakers were expelled from the right-wing PiS, provides a pre-election boost for Donald Tusk.
Poland has formally requested the extradition of former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro from the United States, where he is currently in exile, to face criminal charges related to alleged misuse of funds during his tenure.
A Polish billionaire is funding Europe's tallest statue of the Virgin Mary in the village of Konotopie, with residents hoping it will attract pilgrims and boost tourism.
Ukraine has formally requested an urgent investigation into a brutal attack on a Ukrainian couple in Wrocław, Poland. The incident has prompted strong condemnation and calls for justice from Ukrainian authorities.
Japan's Seven & i Holdings has ended its investment talks to acquire Polish convenience store chain Zabka, causing a significant drop in Seven & i's shares. The market reacted negatively to the failure of the negotiations.
Experts have provided guidance on the safe daily limit for coffee consumption. Additionally, they warn that heavy coffee intake during pregnancy may potentially slow a baby's growth.
A majority of Poles support cooperation with Ukraine against Russia, despite historical disputes. However, a majority also backs the decision to strip President Zelensky of Poland's highest honor.
Over 2300 materials related to Captain Cyprian Odorkiewicz, pseudonym Krybar, have been added to the collection of the Warsaw Uprising Museum.
A 2,700-year-old bronze sword was found standing upright in a Polish forest, suggesting it may have been deliberately placed as a ritual offering. The well-preserved artifact offers insights into Bronze Age craftsmanship.
A recent survey indicates that an overwhelming majority of Poles believe that the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Poland primarily benefits Russia.
The median earnings of nurses in the highest classification group is PLN 15,305 gross - according to data from AOTMiT, analyzed by Rynek Zdrowia.
A 26-year-old woman will stand trial in Poland after being detained for assaulting Ukrainian teenagers near a swimming pool in Legnica. Prosecutors have charged her with offenses carrying a maximum sentence of seven years and six months in prison.
Poland's government is considering implementing a digital tax, with the Deputy Prime Minister stating that they are emulating the approach taken by former US President Donald Trump. This move aims to tax large digital companies operating in the country.
Poland is reportedly pursuing a 'Sovereignty Test' initiative aimed at curbing its reliance on major technology companies, signaling a move towards greater digital independence.
Poland's Committee on National Security has considered a potential Russian false flag operation involving drones disguised with Ukrainian markings.
A man was attacked in Poland after defending a 15-year-old Ukrainian boy who was targeted for speaking Ukrainian. The assailant reportedly objected to the Ukrainian language being spoken.
Poland's Minister of National Defense has warned that Russia might use intercepted Ukrainian drones for provocations over Polish territory. Discussions are underway to address this potential threat.
Correcting invoices should include data from the corrected invoice, but taxpayers often omit this information.
The Polish Defense Minister criticized calls to cease support for Ukraine, emphasizing that the largest ballistic and cruise missile attack on Ukraine since the full-scale invasion began underscores the need for continued aid and accelerated modernization of the Polish Armed Forces.
Poland has stated it does not plan to deploy troops to Ukraine as part of a possible stabilization mission but will serve as a key logistics and operational hub for the Coalition of the Willing.
The former Polish Defense Minister stated that Poland's defense industry is currently unable to fully expand cooperation with Ukrainian companies due to being overwhelmed by large-scale orders, though long-term partnership remains profitable.
Poland's President Andrzej Duda has vetoed a government bill that would have legalized civil partnerships, including for same-sex couples. The decision has drawn criticism from proponents of LGBTQ+ rights and those who supported the legislation.