The Polish government plans to establish a Vaccine Injury Compensation Fund for financial claims from people who can prove they have suffered side effects from a vaccine.

Poland's health minister on Tuesday announced a “zero tolerance” policy against aggressive anti-vaccination activists.

A junior partner in Poland's ruling coalition has threatened not to support a draft media law, which critics say targets a US-owned television news channel, if its own amendment is not included in the bill.

Poland recorded 106 new confirmed coronavirus cases and seven deaths over the past 24 hours to Tuesday morning, against 74 cases reported on Monday, data released by the Health Ministry shows.

Poland is considering making modifications to another package of legal changes to a controversial judicial disciplinary chamber at the heart of a dispute between Warsaw and Brussels, a government spokesman has said.

Poles are more likely to be born blonde, go bald and have freckles, according to researchers.

An ancient banqueting hall where diners feasted on the meat of sacrificial animals and drank wine to honour the Gods has been found by Polish archaeologists in Cyprus.

A Kraków start-up is leading the way in the development of ocean ecosystem monitoring with underwater devices inspired by the shape and movement of stingrays.

As the Amber Museum in Gdańsk moves into new premises in the historic 14th-century Grand Mill, a kick-off exhibition features new art works using the ‘gold of the sea’.

A Polish doctor and his team have made a major breakthrough in how diabetes can be diagnosed.

A 12 year old boy has become the youngest Pole in any sporting discipline to win at a world championship event after he came home with a gold at an international sailing competition last week.

Quick-thinking holidaymakers have become online heroes after leaping into action to help find a missing four-year-old.

In this episode of The Debrief, we’re down in Łódź taking a look at a new exhibiton by contemporary artist Agnieszka Kurant.

A Kraków-based bakery has been thrust into the national spotlight after transforming their surplus bread into high-quality, craft alcohol.

A stunning new WWII memorial museum which took 13 years to complete as finally opened. 

Investment in commercial real estate in Poland in the first two quarters of the year fell EUR 0.9 billion, year on year, to EUR 2 billion, according to a report published by real estate consultancy firm CBRE published on Tuesday.

DCT Gdańsk has been announced as the winner of a tender run by the Port of Gdańsk for the lease of new land to be reclaimed from the Baltic Sea as part of the port's expansion.

Poland's finance minister has said he is convinced the country's additional debt burden caused by the coronavirus pandemic can be reduced, but it cannot be done soon as that might stifle a resurgent economy.

A Kraków-based bakery has been thrust into the national spotlight after transforming their surplus bread into high-quality, craft alcohol.

Poland's unemployment rate stood at 5.9 percent in June compared to 6.1 percent in May, the Central Statistical Office (GUS) reported on Friday.

A 12 year old boy has become the youngest Pole in any sporting discipline to win at a world championship event after he came home with a gold at an international sailing competition last week.

Ola Bednarek from Łódź, central Poland, has become the first Pole to win the Triple Crown of Open Water Swimming after swimming the English Channel on Tuesday.

Maja Wloszczowska, a mountain biker, and Pawel Korzeniowski, a swimmer, have been named flag-bearers of Poland national team at Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony, the Polish Olympic Committee has announced.

Poland's Hubert Hurkacz was knocked out of the Wimbledon men's singles competition after losing to Italian Matteo Berrettini in the semi-final on Friday.

Polish tennis player Hubert Hurkacz scored one of the biggest upsets at Wimbledon this year by trouncing 20-time Grand Slam champion Roger Federer in straight sets.

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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 unique mixed media art exhibition focusing on visualising the forgotten stories of Polish women during WWII who later settled in the UK has opened in London.

In this episode of The Debrief, we’re down in Łódź taking a look at a new exhibiton by contemporary artist Agnieszka Kurant.

A literature academic has created six Lego sets dedicated to sci-fi writer Stanisław Lem.

A photographer from Katowice has won first place in a prestigious international competition for the most impressive images captured on a smartphone.

Basking in the summer heat, the rooftops housing the Old Town of Toruń shine an envious eye on the glass-fronted entrance to the cool confines of the CSW Centre of Contemporary Art.

A unique mixed media art exhibition focusing on visualising the forgotten stories of Polish women during WWII who later settled in the UK has opened in London.

A stunning new WWII memorial museum which took 13 years to complete as finally opened. 

Behind the bustling popularity of Lublin’s medieval castle lies one of the lesser known horrors of WWII.

Historians are testing a collection of ninth-century French coins found in a corn field in northern Poland to see if they could be part of the ransom paid by Paris to Vikings during the famous siege of the city in 845.

A former secretary at Stutthof concentration camp who was 18 years old in 1943 is to stand trial in Germany for Holocaust crimes.