Attacks continue on Polish border guards by migrants at the border with Belarus
Another 132 illegal border crossing attempts were detected over the weekend
Overwhelming majority of Poles are in favor of banning sex changes for minors
According to the poll, the ban is supported by voters from all of Poland’s major political parties
Polish opposition activist handed paltry fine after beating police officer with a flag pole
Meanwhile, a young conservative activist was jailed recently for three years after stealing a rainbow-colored bag as a protest against LGBT ideology
Wagner holds military exercises with Belarusian forces close to Polish border
Estimates suggest that there are between “several hundred and a thousand” Wagner mercenaries in Belarus
Polish finance minister: Polish economy is in great shape despite war, Covid crisis
The pessimistic macroeconomic forecasts for Poland have failed to materialize, says Poland’s finance minister
The Ukrainian counteroffensive is a myth, says former Polish general
Ukraine simply does not have the assets and resources to launch a counteroffensive, says General Leon Komornicki
Polish firefighters sent to battle wildfires raging in Greece
The deployment comes following a plea from the Greek government
Polish government wins court appeal saving Turów lignite mine
The mine is vital for Poland’s energy security, the Polish government claims
Poland’s right-wing Confederation party empowers voters to punish politicians
Confederation voters don’t expect their party to offer a coherent program but express their dissatisfaction with the two major parties, argues Michał Szułdrzyński for daily Rzeczpospolita
Ukrainian agricultural products will flood Polish market, warns former agriculture minister
Ukraine’s cheap grain could destroy Poland’s agricultural sector this autumn
US dollar falls markedly against Polish złoty
The U.S. currency has declined in value against the złoty by 20 percent in less than a year
Many Poles are spending their vacation abroad this year
The vast majority of Poles are planning a trip abroad this year
Ukrainians and Georgians commit the highest number of crimes among foreigners in Poland
Ukrainians are responsible for 70 percent of drunk driving offenses committed by foreign nationals, while Georgian gangs specialize in theft
US rejects Polish request to host US nuclear weapons
Polish politicians have recently explored the possibility of Poland joining the NATO nuclear sharing program
EU wants to take control of Poland’s land, forests and water
Taking control away from Poles over their own territory would be tantamount to yet another partition, writes Stanisław Janecki
Belarus is the greatest single threat to Poland’s security, say military analysts
Military analysts agree that the biggest dangers to Poland’s security are likely to come from the territory of Belarus
Poles nearly lynch migrants accused of sexual harassment at swimming pool
Four Georgian citizens were detained in connection with the possibility of child molestation at a swimming pool in Bytom in southern Poland after an angry crowd almost lynched the migrants
Poles do not trust Donald Tusk to defend the country from mass migration
A majority of the electorate believe the opposition leader to be ill-equipped or unwilling to tackle the issue
Poland benefits from protracted war between Russia and Ukraine
“It may be cynical to say, but a protracted Russian-Ukrainian conflict is in Poland’s interests,” writes Polish columnist Grzegorz Janiszewski
Young woman jailed for three years in Poland for anti-LGBT protest granted early release
The woman known as Marika was sentenced for stealing a rainbow-colored bag
Polish authorities detain migrant smuggling gang accused of moving at least 200 migrants across Belarus-Poland border
They were then transported by cars to the German border where they were abandoned
Poland’s ruling PiS conservatives face growing challenge from right-wing Confederation party
This election campaign will be far more challenging for the ruling party than the previous two, writes editor of conservative Sieci magazine Jacek Karnowski
Poland and South Korea sign nuclear power and defense industry agreements
Poland and South Korea’s presidents met in Warsaw and hammered out a deal on nuclear power
Ukrainian soldiers trained by French at secret base in Poland
France has a secret training base in Poland
Ukrainian genocide against Poles was misrepresented by Ukrainian ambassador, says Polish Confederation party
Members of the right-wing Confederation party urge the Polish government “to take action against the distortion of facts” by the Ukrainian ambassador to Poland
Polish PM sends team of doctors to examine former Georgian president, Mikheil Saakashvili
Saakashvili is a prisoner currently being treated at a clinic in Tbilisi
Polish government approves plans to build first nuclear power plant
Plans submitted by the Polish Nuclear Power Plants company have been approved by the climate ministry
Poland realized its objectives at NATO summit, says former Polish general
The eastern flank of NATO is strengthened, the Baltic Sea is better protected, and Germany and France are increasing military support for Ukraine
Ukraine’s WWII massacre of Poles in Volhynia was a crime of genocide, says Polish PM
On the 80th anniversary of the slaughter, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said “there can be no full Polish-Ukrainian reconciliation without all remains being identified and honored”
Donald Tusk spreads misleading information on true number of Muslim migrants legally working in Poland
According to official data, the number of migrants from Muslim countries granted work permits in Poland last year is five times lower than the opposition leader claims
EU parliament’s call to observe Polish elections is ‘a declaration of political war,’ says ruling MEP
Dominik Tarczyński highlighted the hypocrisy among left-wing factions within the European Parliament in the wake of the Qatargate scandal
Majority of Poles believe Ukraine and Zelensky should apologize for WWII-era Volhynia Massacre
A recent survey shows that the majority of Poles seek the resolution of historical grievances to ease tensions with Ukraine
NATO summit: Poland wants more troops on border with Russia, nuclear weapons on Polish territory, and a path for Ukraine into NATO
Poland wants Western nuclear weapons hosted on Polish territory
Departing German ambassador in Warsaw should tell Berlin to pay reparations and stop interfering in Polish affairs
German Ambassador Thomas Bagger has ended his mission in Warsaw with his usual arrogance and patronizing attitude toward Poland, writes Wojciech Biedroń
Zelensky’s goodwill gesture toward 100,000 Poles massacred during WWII at Volhynia is an important step
Ukraine must further address the massacre of 100,000 Poles during the Second World War, writes Jerzy Haszczyński
Poland struggles with flood of Ukrainian grain in 2023
2023 has seen record-breaking imports of grains from Ukraine to Poland
Poland’s right-wing Confederation soars in polls due to party’s skepticism on Ukraine, says senior academic
At 14 percent, Confederation could hold the balance of power after autumn’s parliamentary elections
Zelensky and Duda pay homage to WWII-era Volhynia massacre victims killed by Ukrainian nationalists
The presidents of Ukraine and Poland stood side by side in a cathedral in the town of Lutsk to pay their respects to the victims of the WWII massacre
Poland: 25,000 people gather for ‘Glory to Him’ prayer event in Wrocław
The event featured performances by a variety of different artists and sermons
Kaczyński: We want Poland to stop being a provincial country
Jarosław Kaczyński emphasized Law and Justice’s (PiS) commitment to fulfilling promises made in previous campaigns and implementing a credible plan before the elections during a meeting with supporters in the town of Pułtusk
Youth gather in Poland for Christian Festival of Life
Christian youth from Poland are attending the Festival of Life in Kokotek as the Pope Francis delivers an inspiring message
Poland’s Central Communication Port airport and railway station plans revealed
The Central Communication Port presents its ambitious project for an integrated airport and railway station set to become the beating heart of Poland’s transportation network
Poland’s right-wing Confederation leader rules out future coalition with governing conservatives
The Confederation, known for its anti-immigration and liberty-minded views, says it will refuse to govern with its conservative rival Law and Justice and wants the party ousted from power
The older generation of the Polish left should also fight for their dreams of having grandchildren
The scolding of former Polishh president, Aleksander Kwaśniewski, for having the audacity to say he hopes to be a grandfather was a sad sight, writes Jacek Karnowski
Pentagon: Poland’s missile defense base will be finished by the end of this year
Once finalized, the base will significantly improve Europe’s and the United States’ defense against ballistic missile threats
Polish PM invites opposition parties to discuss EU migration pact as Brussels ramps up rhetoric against dissenters
EU Commissioner for Home Affairs Ylva Johansson argues that solidarity means if a country does not engage in relocation, it must pay
Poland must guarantee right to use cash in country’s constitution, argues right-wing Confederation party
“The elimination of fundraising in cash allows the state to shut down efforts for causes the government may dislike”
Italy’s PM Meloni visits Warsaw, backs Polish conservatives in upcoming election
Poland and Italy’s conservative governments have forged a strong alliance, and Italy’s Meloni wants that to continue
Meloni respects Polish and Hungarian opposition to EU Migration Pact
The Italian prime minister insisted both countries are right to defend their own interests
Spain’s EU Council presidency will present challenges for Poland
The leader of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party will target Polish resistance to forced migrant relocation, warns Polish columnist Małgorzata Wołczyk
Poland’s quest for nuclear weapons on its soil could start World War III, Russia warns
Poland wants in on NATO’s nuclear sharing program after Russia moved nuclear weapons into neighboring Belarus
PKN Orlen expands gas station operation with acquisition of Austria’s Doppler Energie
The Polish energy giant now has retail operations in seven European markets
Zelensky protests former Georgian president being brought to trial again, brother claims his massive weight loss is due to poisoning
The former president of Georgia on Monday appeared on video link at his trial for alleged abuses of power, looked to have lost weight and was virtually unrecognizable
Poland: Tusk’s about-face on migration tests his credibility, but a third of voters will accept whatever he says
Donald Tusk’s criticism of the ruling party on migration policy may be hypocritical and reminiscent of the behavior of a dodgy car salesman, but he is believed by many voters and his tactics could prove successful, writes Marek Pyza
Poland plans to hold national elections and immigration referendum on same day
Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki unveiled the government’s plan to combine parliamentary elections and a referendum on immigrants
Inflation in Poland getting closer to single-digit level
Poland’s Monetary Policy Council keeps interest rates unchanged, however economists anticipate rate cuts in the near future
Polish elections: Poll shows inflation and the economy are the most important campaign topics as national elections approach
The opinion poll highlights rising prices as a top priority for Polish voters ahead of parliamentary elections
Poland deploys additional 500 police and counter-terrorist officers to secure border with Belarus
There is a risk that the government of Alexander Lukashenko may increase the number of attempts to smuggle migrants from Belarus into Poland
The EU’s migration pact is ‘a recipe for European suicide,’ says Polish MEP
MEP Witold Waszczykowski says migrants in France were given welfare, freedom and the ability to practice their religion and culture freely
Poland: Tusk says ruling Polish government has allowed mass immigration, Kaczyński fires back
Donald Tusk has attacked the ruling party leader as hypocritical over Poland admitting large numbers of migrants while opposing the EU’s migration pact
‘Unprecedented corruption’ – Ukrainian business federation says corruption is damaging country’s defensive capabilities
Rampant coercion, corruption and impunity have reached alarming levels in Ukraine, prompting businesses to raise their voices in protest
Poland’s growing right-wing Confederation party isn’t just for young men
A top Polish pollster argues that Poland’s alternative right-wing party, Confederation, is capable of reaching a very diverse electorate
Meet the man selected to be the second Pole in space
Polish scientist Sławosz Uznański has been chosen by the European Space Agency to embark on a future space travel mission
Soros-funded NGO targets Poland’s elections
An organization set up by a mystery company in Estonia is campaigning for liberal causes and is tied to the opposition in Hungary
Plurality of Poles believe the EU wants to bring down Poland’s conservative government
39 percent of Poles believe the EU aims to oust the Law and Justice government, a recent survey shows
Poland strengthens its border with Belarus to counter Wagner threat
The Polish border with Belarus will now be strengthened, both with additional military forces and fortifications
Polish and Lithuanian presidents in Kyiv to back Ukraine’s NATO aspirations
The leaders of Poland and Lithuania were in Ukraine to affirm their support for Ukraine’s entry into NATO
‘Armored curtain’ – First shipment of Abrams tanks arrives in Polish port of Szczecin
Poland will be the first country outside the United States to have the more advanced version of the Abrams tank
Belarusian KGB: Special services of Poland and Ukraine are training volunteers to overthrow Lukashenko
A representative of Belarus’ KGB claims “fugitive terrorists and the Western collective behind them have no chance”
Two prime ministers in Poland? Photo from latest cabinet meeting causes shock
A photograph from the first meeting of the Polish council of ministers since the leader of the ruling party Jarosław Kaczyński rejoined the government as deputy prime minister has aroused more interest than the subject of the meeting
New EU rules will see millions of Poles at risk of losing the ability to sell or rent homes
Failure to comply with the EU regulations aimed at improving energy efficiency may result in restricted property transactions and significant financial implications for homeowners
Polish oil giant Orlen signs major contract with BP for Norwegian oil
Poland’s energy giant PKN Orlen stated that currently 100 percent of Poland’s oil supplies come from outside of Russia
Xi’s Belt and Road pet project is a victim of the war in Ukraine
Chinese President Xi Jinping must feel some resentment toward Vladimir Putin for the demise of the Belt and Road initiative, writes Jacek Losik
German EPP leader Weber sparks outrage in Poland after calling for governing party to be replaced
“We are the only force that can replace Law and Justice in Poland and lead the country back to Europe,” Weber claimed
Hungary, Poland, Czechia and Slovakia say they’re united in opposition to EU migration pact, but Hungary and Poland are only 2 that voted against it
Despite the Visegrád Group saying they are united in opposition against the EU migration pact, approaches to the matter still differ greatly
Poland’s policy of zero VAT on food extended through 2023
Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki has announced the extension of the zero VAT on food until the end of 2023
The EU’s migration pact will mean Germany’s migrants being sent to Poland and Hungary
Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s has admitted the pact is to help lighten the migrant burden on Germany, writes MEP Zbigniew Kuzmiuk
Prigozhin’s coup attempt was ‘put-up job,’ claims retired Polish general
General Leon Komornicki, a Polish former deputy chief of staff, has hinted at Kremlin involvement in the Prigozhin putsch
Fitch’s A-level credit rating for Poland is testimony to the country’s creditworthiness
Rating agencies confirm that Poland’s economy and finances are in good shape
Kaczyński holds major rally in Turów showing determination to resist EU pressure
The governing party leader vowed to continue opposing court rulings calling for the closure of the Turów coal mine
Poland hosts 2023 European Games in Kraków
The city welcomes 7,000 athletes representing 48 nations in the third European Games
Polish foreign minister expects Volhynia victims to be honored by Ukraine before it joins the EU
Zbigniew Rau said the ongoing conflict cannot cancel out the moral debt owed by Ukraine to the victims of the massacre
It’s time Poland stopped focusing on ‘free’ EU funds as a reason for its membership in the bloc
Poles still see the EU as a cash cow, but EU funds aren’t free and come with costly conditions, writes Kamil Goral for portal Nowyswiat24.pl
Jarosław Kaczyński returns to Polish government as deputy prime minister
Kaczyński returns to government less than a year after he had left it to concentrate on the upcoming elections
‘They’re hunting women!’ Another Polish woman comes forward and claims a friend of Kos murder suspect tried to rape her
The woman, known as Maria, told a Greek broadcaster how she very nearly met the same fate as murdered 27-year-old Anastazja Rubińska
Polish government plans to accept up to 400,000 immigrants a year
The initiative claims it is responding to the needs of the labor market
Poland’s foreign trade surplus is growing
Poland continues to improve its export success story
Poland receives European award for road safety
The European Transport Safety Council commends Poland’s road safety measures, which reduced fatalities by 47 percent in the past decade
Ukraine pulls contract with Poland’s Unibep for construction of border crossing
The Polish contractor is contesting the decision taken by the Ukrainian government
Lithuania and Poland planning joint military exercises in defense of the Suwałki Gap
The Lithuanian president’s annual address to the parliament highlighted the deepening defense cooperation between Lithuania and Poland
Poland now has 2 million foreign workers
Under the ruling conservative Polish government, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of migrants coming to work in Poland
Polish PM rallies his diplomats ‘to oppose EU diktat’
Poland’s PM has told the country’s ambassadors that Poland has to oppose the EU’s push to centralize power in Europe away from nation-states
Vast majority of Poles reject EU’s new migrant quota proposal that could force tens of thousands of migrants into Poland
Nearly 70 percent of Poles reject the European Union’s proposal to relocate migrants within its borders, a recent survey shows
Polish media reveals Polish woman murdered on Greek island of Kos was gang raped by migrant suspects
Poland’s PM is demanding one suspect be extradited to Poland
Poland, Czechia and Slovenia have lowest risk of poverty in the EU
A huge share of the EU population is facing poverty
Poland’s unconditional support of Ukraine is flawed, especially with Ukraine blocking the exhumations of massacred Poles during WWII in Volhynia
Poland should rethink its unconditional support of Ukraine, especially when Ukraine is blocking Poland from exhuming 100,000 Polish civilians killed by Ukrainian nationalists during WWII
10,000 people attend Warsaw’s annual March for Life
Advocates of a traditional family model braved adverse weather conditions in the Polish capital to attend the march
Hundreds of migrants attempt to cross the Polish-Belarusian border every day
Since the beginning of the year, Poland has seen over 12,000 illegal border crossing attempts from Belarus
Intel will invest $4.6 billion to build semiconductor factory in Poland, making it the largest foreign direct investment in the country’s history
The Intel factory near Wrocław will not only be the largest investment in the high-tech industry in Poland but also in Central and Eastern Europe
Polish women are being sexually assaulted by migrant drivers working for ride-sharing apps like Uber and Bolt. What’s behind the crisis?
Migrants from the Caucasus and beyond are entering Poland and taking over ride-hailing apps like Uber and Bolt, but the numerous Polish women being sexually assaulted is raising alarm bells