A Polish citizen charged with espionage was sentenced on Tuesday by a Moscow city court to 14 years in a penal colony, the Russian press agency TASS reported.

Europe should once again become a global leader in advanced technologies and industry, Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki said on Monday in his address at the opening of the European Forum for Science, Research and Innovation in the east-German city of Dresden.

Poland’s economic transformation and constant growth have become a lesson and inspiration for a group of 12 American students from prestigious universities, such as Harvard, Yale and MIT. The group met top Polish CEOs as part of the ‘Poland-100’ mentoring programme, organised by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), and learnt much about what makes modern Poland tick.

Determinations made at the European Union summit in Brussels were in line with Poland’s interests, as were the discussions which were held, said Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki after the summit's conclusion.

The strategic agenda that EU leaders adopted at their summit in Brussels of Thursday includes such issues as strengthening the single market, migration and a just ecological transformation, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on Friday.

Europe should once again become a global leader in advanced technologies and industry, Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki said on Monday in his address at the opening of the European Forum for Science, Research and Innovation in the east-German city of Dresden.

The first ever object from the Bronze Age belonging to a culture not already living locally has been found in Poland.

Polish scientists have found a way to support plants during a drought – through the clever use of bacteria.

Scientists in Katowice have taken first place in the Global Space Balloon Challenge, 2019.

Polish archaeologists have discovered the remains of a city from around two thousand years ago, in what is now Albania.

Beckoned down a flight of shabby concrete stairs, visitors are met by a wild scene from their craziest dreams: the air is a swirl of raw energy, big beats and disconnected shouts.

A huge street art mural from Gdańsk, which was stolen and chopped into pieces before being sold to a gallery in London, has been returned after a five year legal battle.

Archaeologists have unearthed thousands of bone fragments of executed criminals and a chain that was probably used to string some of them up.

Vodka remains the drink of choice when it comes to weddings, easily seeing off the challenge of beer and wine, new figures shows.

Poles are amongst the most honest people in the world, according to new scientific research on the subject of honesty.

Europe should once again become a global leader in advanced technologies and industry, Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki said on Monday in his address at the opening of the European Forum for Science, Research and Innovation in the east-German city of Dresden.

Vodka remains the drink of choice when it comes to weddings, easily seeing off the challenge of beer and wine, new figures shows.

In what is one of Poland’s more unusual architecture contests, every year the Koło competition chooses the best design for a public toilet.

Poland’s economic transformation and constant growth have become a lesson and inspiration for a group of 12 American students from prestigious universities, such as Harvard, Yale and MIT. The group met top Polish CEOs as part of the ‘Poland-100’ mentoring programme, organised by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG), and learnt much about what makes modern Poland tick.

Polish scientists have found a way to support plants during a drought – through the clever use of bacteria.

Poland’s men’s quadruple scull team took gold in the World Rowing Cup in Poznań on Sunday while two other teams – the women’s quad sculls and the men’s coxless four – also won podium places.

Polish epeeists won the 2019 European Fencing Championships in Duesseldorf in the women’s team competition on Saturday.

Warsaw-based Runmaggedon is dominating the market in Poland with events taking place across the country. Now they are looking to expand abroad to compete with other obstacle races organized by companies such as Tough Mudder, Spartan Race and Rugged Maniac.

Polish mountaineering legend Krzysztof Wielicki has been awarded the prestigious Piolets d’Or for lifetime achievement.

Poland's men's handball team have advanced to the 2020 European Championships in Austria, Norway and Sweden.

A huge street art mural from Gdańsk, which was stolen and chopped into pieces before being sold to a gallery in London, has been returned after a five year legal battle.

Tomasz Kot, the male star of “Cold War”, will play the inventor Nikola Tesla in a new biopic.

A valuable work of art listed as a war loss has been recovered following a civil court case, making its return the first victory of its kind.

The first ever object from the Bronze Age belonging to a culture not already living locally has been found in Poland.

The small town of Łowicz will erupt into colour today as locals take to the streets to celebrate Corpus Christi (Boże Ciało). Women in colourful Masovian costumes, young girls in their white holy communion dresses and men in colourful medieval culottes carrying standards of the Virgin Mary join solemn priests, draped in clerical red leading a procession, while a carnival including, ferris wheels and folk art workshops, turns the event into a weekend-long affair.

Jan Karski, real name Jan Kozielewski, was a Home Army (Armia Krajowa) resistance fighter, whose mission was to pass intelligence between the Polish government in exile in London and the underground troops remaining in the country.

Archaeologists have unearthed thousands of bone fragments of executed criminals and a chain that was probably used to string some of them up.

A state-of-the-art museum honouring Poland’s role in cracking Nazi Germany’s Enigma code is a step closer to being realized after a tender process for its construction was announced earlier in the week.

The small town of Łowicz will erupt into colour today as locals take to the streets to celebrate Corpus Christi (Boże Ciało). Women in colourful Masovian costumes, young girls in their white holy communion dresses and men in colourful medieval culottes carrying standards of the Virgin Mary join solemn priests, draped in clerical red leading a procession, while a carnival including, ferris wheels and folk art workshops, turns the event into a weekend-long affair.

Americans who helped Poles when they needed it the most in the twentieth century is the subject of a new exhibition in Warsaw, the opening of which coincides with the 100th anniversary of Poland and the U.S. establishing diplomatic relations in 1919.