
Piła bus transforms into ‘armoured operating room’ to help wounded in Ukraine

Webber’s World explores the growth of Poland’s expat standup comedy
Ukraine orders 100 infantry fighting vehicles from Poland

Ukraine has ordered 100 Rosomak infantry fighting vehicles (IFVs) from Poland, the Polish prime minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, has announced.
Polish-Korean consortium set up to produce K2 tanks in Poland
The state Polish Armaments Group (PGZ), the PGZ-owned Military Automotive Works (WZM) and the South Korean firm Hyundai Rotem have signed an agreement to establish a consortium to produce K2 main battle tanks and their components in Poland.
Polish farmers impacted by Ukrainian imports to get over EUR 210 mln
The amount of EU and state aid paid to Polish farmers affected by increased agricultural imports from Ukraine will exceed PLN 1 billion (EUR 210 million), the EU’s agriculture commissioner has told PAP.
Using their loaf! Kraków startup wows with its revolutionary use of stale bread

A Krakow start-up may have come up with the greatest thing since sliced bread, with its innovative reusing of stale bread, including in 3D printing.
The Kraków firm and its network of observatories protecting planet Earth from asteroids
Sharing our solar system with billions of asteroids and comets, a Polish firm is keeping its eyes on the skies in case any of them start heading towards Earth.
Gdańsk hospital becomes first in Poland to use robots in children’s operations
A hospital in Gdańsk has become the first in Poland to use a robot to help carry out operations on children.
Chernihiv in focus

At the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine in early 2022, one of the first cities the Russian army advanced on was Chernihiv, some 150km north of the country’s capital Kyiv.
The ‘April Fool’s orange movement’ that helped bring down communism
Enjoying their first breakthrough success on April Fool’s Day, 1987, tomorrow marks one of the most important dates in the history of the Orange Alternative.
How Warsaw was rebuilt using mountains of post-war rubble illustrated in fascinating new exhibition
After the deliberate and devastating destruction of Warsaw by the Germans in World War Two, a staggering 22 million square metres of rubble was left in the smoking city.
Poland enters price negotiations with US for Hellfire missiles

Poland is starting price negotiations with the US regarding the purchase of 800 Hellfire missiles, Polish defence minister has announced.
Polish-Korean consortium set up to produce K2 tanks in Poland
The state Polish Armaments Group (PGZ), the PGZ-owned Military Automotive Works (WZM) and the South Korean firm Hyundai Rotem have signed an agreement to establish a consortium to produce K2 main battle tanks and their components in Poland.
Polish farmers impacted by Ukrainian imports to get over EUR 210 mln
The amount of EU and state aid paid to Polish farmers affected by increased agricultural imports from Ukraine will exceed PLN 1 billion (EUR 210 million), the EU’s agriculture commissioner has told PAP.
IOC head's statement is outrageous, says Polish gov't spokesman

The spokesman for the Polish government has severely criticised comments by International Olympic Committee (IOC) president who condemned some European countries opposing the IOC's plan to allow Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete again in international sport.
It is a 'day of shame' for IOC says Polish dep FM
A Polish deputy foreign minister has sharply criticised the International Olympic Committee's recommendation that Russian and Belarusian athletes should be able to take part in international competitions under a neutral flag.
Poland down Albania in Euro 24 qualifier
Poland beat Albania 1-0 to win their first Euro 2024 qualifier match on Monday evening in Warsaw.
Ukraine orders 100 infantry fighting vehicles from Poland

Ukraine has ordered 100 Rosomak infantry fighting vehicles (IFVs) from Poland, the Polish prime minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, has announced.
Poland enters price negotiations with US for Hellfire missiles
Poland is starting price negotiations with the US regarding the purchase of 800 Hellfire missiles, Polish defence minister has announced.
Polish-Korean consortium set up to produce K2 tanks in Poland
The state Polish Armaments Group (PGZ), the PGZ-owned Military Automotive Works (WZM) and the South Korean firm Hyundai Rotem have signed an agreement to establish a consortium to produce K2 main battle tanks and their components in Poland.
How Warsaw was rebuilt using mountains of post-war rubble illustrated in fascinating new exhibition

After the deliberate and devastating destruction of Warsaw by the Germans in World War Two, a staggering 22 million square metres of rubble was left in the smoking city.
Over 25 ‘priceless’ engravings return to Gdańsk after they were feared lost forever
Described as “priceless”, and feared forever lost after vanishing at the end of WWII, 26 artworks have finally been returned to their rightful home at the National Museum in Gdańsk.
Webber’s World explores the growth of Poland’s expat standup comedy
Left in a pile of smouldering ash by the pandemic, the English-language comedy scene in Poland is again enjoying a resurgence thanks to the devotion of a growing band of comics.
The ‘April Fool’s orange movement’ that helped bring down communism

Enjoying their first breakthrough success on April Fool’s Day, 1987, tomorrow marks one of the most important dates in the history of the Orange Alternative.
How Warsaw was rebuilt using mountains of post-war rubble illustrated in fascinating new exhibition
After the deliberate and devastating destruction of Warsaw by the Germans in World War Two, a staggering 22 million square metres of rubble was left in the smoking city.
Production of iconic FSO Warszawa car stopped 50 years ago today
Fondly regarded as one of the most iconic cars of the PRL period, the last FSO Warszawa was rolled-out on this day fifty years ago.