The Czech prime minister has said that his government is prepared to withdraw its complaint over the Turów lignite mine from the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) as part of an eventual agreement with Poland.

The European Commission (EC) has warned the Polish government that it will deduct unpaid fines from EU funding bound for Poland due to its failure to comply with a European court order to close the Turów lignite mine.

Polish and Latvian prime ministers, Mateusz Morawiecki and Arturs Krisjanis Karins, warned after talks in Warsaw on Wednesday of possible Russian aggression against Ukraine.

The annual costs resulting from chaotic spatial planning in Poland amounts to PLN 84.3 billion (EUR 18.6 billion) and the bill is footed by Polish citizens, entrepreneurs and local governments, the Polish Economic Institute (PIE) has estimated.

Poland and Latvia both see the negative impact on energy security of the Russia-Germany Nord Stream 2 (NS2) gas pipeline, Mateusz Morawiecki, the Polish prime minister, said after talks with his Latvian counterpart, Arturs Krisjanis Karins.

Researchers at the Medical University in Białystok, northeastern Poland, have identified a gene responsible for serious cases of Covid-19 infection, the health minister announced on Thursday.

A Polish-Swedish company has become the first in Europe and one of the first in the world to create and produce a commercially available passenger drone that can be bought and flown by anyone.

Warsaw is to receive Europe’s largest network of sensors for air-quality monitoring after a deal signed between the capital’s city hall and Kraków air-quality analysis company Airly.

Scientists working on the world’s first known pregnant mummy have discovered that the embalmed foetus managed to survive for 2,000 years up to today by a process similar to making pickled gherkins.

A new species of animal has been named after one of Poland’s most internationally acclaimed writers.

Varsovians are trying to save the unique façade of an old car factory facing imminent demolition.

A multilingual, singing waiter-robot with the face of a cat is being tested out in restaurants in and around Poznań to great acclaim among staff and guests.

The foundations of Łódź’s Great Synagogue which was destroyed during WWII by marauding Germans has been uncovered by builders.

Once a bi-word for urban degradation, the regeneration of Łódź shows no sign of slowing with 2022 promising to be a particularly important year in the city’s renewal.

A three-minute colour film showing the vibrant life of a Jewish community less than a year before WWII broke out has been 'stretched' into a full-length documentary.

The annual costs resulting from chaotic spatial planning in Poland amounts to PLN 84.3 billion (EUR 18.6 billion) and the bill is footed by Polish citizens, entrepreneurs and local governments, the Polish Economic Institute (PIE) has estimated.

Polska Grupa Energetyczna (PGE) is planning to allocate part of its PLN 3.2 billion (EUR 706 million) new issue of shares for the development of offshore wind farms, Wojciech Dabrowski, PGE CEO, has said.

Chopin Airport in 2021 serviced 7,473,734 passengers, cargo transports also saw a marked improvement during the ongoing pandemic, a Wednesday press release shows.

A multilingual, singing waiter-robot with the face of a cat is being tested out in restaurants in and around Poznań to great acclaim among staff and guests.

The first HalfPrice discount clothing and homeware store in Slovenia, will open in Ljubljana this April, the company announced in a press release.

Captain of Polish national football team and Bayern Munich star Robert Lewandowski has won for the second time in a row FIFA's The Best award for the best player, this time for 2021.

Polish skater Piotr Michalski won gold at the ISU European Speed Skating Championships 2022 in Heerenveen, the Netherlands, on Sunday.

Poland's men's speed skating team won a bronze medal at the ISU European Speed Skating Championships 2022 in Heerenveen, the Netherlands, on Saturday, with the Dutch team triumphing followed by Norway.

Poland's women's speed skating team won a gold medal at the ISU European Speed Skating Championships 2022 in Heerenveen, the Netherlands, on Friday.

Celebrating 100-years of Polish athletics, a new mural presenting the nation’s track-and-field legends has been unveiled in Warsaw’s Mokotów district.

For over 100 years, Polish Press Agency’s photographers have immortalised the most important social, political, cultural and sporting events in Poland and around the world.

The legendary Polish Fiat 126p known as the “Maluch” (the little one) ended production in Poland 20 years ago today.

A company in Kutno is hoping to resurrect the Polish automotive industry and take on the world with a series of electric cars.

The earliest customers, I’m told, started lining up outside the door at four in the morning, principally to avoid a queue that will most likely eventually stretch out to become the longest one in Warsaw recorded on this day.

A map detailing the imaginary world of ‘The Witcher’ has been created by researchers at the University of Warsaw.

Easily mistaken for the parcel lockers that have become such an endemic feature of Poland’s towns and cities, automatic book dispensers have taken the country by storm and look set to become one of the dominant urban trends of 2022.

In this episode of The Debrief, we take a look at ‘Przekroje’, a new permanent exhibition in Kraków on the history of Polish architecture.

A new species of animal has been named after one of Poland’s most internationally acclaimed writers.

A hotly anticipated film about Poland’s 1970s communist-era leader Edward Gierek is to hit cinemas in January. 

The foundations of Łódź’s Great Synagogue which was destroyed during WWII by marauding Germans has been uncovered by builders.

The SS women guards who decided over the life and death of female prisoners at Auschwitz are the subject of a new online lesson focusing on the perpetrators of the German extermination camp.

A three-minute colour film showing the vibrant life of a Jewish community less than a year before WWII broke out has been 'stretched' into a full-length documentary.

The remains of one of the few concrete ships to survive WWII has come under scrutiny after a local history expert said that the boat has been wrongly identified for the last few decades.

There is no other line from a song better known to Poles than the one that starts the chorus of the national anthem.