Rafał Trzaskowski, the Warsaw mayor and a senior member of Poland’s political opposition, has appealed to Poles to join a march in the Polish capital on October 1 in order to show their belief in victory in the upcoming general election.

Germany has agreed with Poland and the Czech Republic on joint border patrols in their territories, according to a Friday statement by the German interior minister, Nancy Faeser quoted by Reuters.

Mateusz Morawiecki, Poland's prime minister has said that he will present a firm "no" on illegal immigration at a European Council meeting next week.

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Warsaw has denied Belarusian allegations, as reported by Reuters news agency, that a Polish helicopter crossed the Belarusian border on Thursday.

An incredible 3D reconstruction has revealed how the face of a medieval Polish man with dwarfism once looked.

A new species of butterfly discovered in the Peruvian Andes been named after Polish scientist Nicolaus Copernicus in honour of the 550th anniversary of his birth.

A Polish scientist has beaten off stiff competition to claim first prize in an international photography competition organised by the prestigious ChemistryViews magazine.

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An award winning geologist has won an IG Nobel prize for explaining the science behind licking rocks.

The long-awaited Polish History Museum has finally arrived, with the monumental cultural institution opening its doors today.

A Polish hero who used a ceremonial pike to fight off a terrorist on London Bridge in 2019 has been awarded the Queen’s medal for bravery.

A lingering wartime mystery has finally been solved following the discovery of the Gerrit Fritzen, a ship sunk in 1945 during the largest maritime evacuation in history.

Published to coincide with commemorations marking 80 years since the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, a new photo album has shed light on daily Jewish life in the years leading up to the doomed insurgency.

A dog accused of stealing over 100 heads of cabbage has become a viral sensation after thousands of outraged internet users leapt to the animal’s defence to proclaim his innocence.

A stronger than expected decline in inflation, including core inflation, supports the likely scenario that the Monetary Policy Council (MPC) during its meeting in October will cut interest rates, say economists.

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The Krakow-Balice Airport, in southern Poland, has served seven million passengers since the start of the year and expects to handle another two million by the year's end, the CEO of the airport has said.

Inflation in Poland should fall between 4.8 percent and 8.1 percent in 2024, and between 3.1 percent and 6.7 percent in 2025, a survey by Poland's Central Bank estimated.

Coal arriving in Poland has been screened by law enforcement to ensure it comes from Kazakhstan, not Russia, the Polish government spokesman said on Thursday.

Poland intends to launch an official bid to host the 2036 Summer Olympics, Andrzej Duda, the Polish president, has said.

The 2027 Volleyball World Championships will be held in Poland, the Polish prime minister has announced.

The Polish prime minister has called Poland’s men’s volleyball team the country's best ambassadors after they won the 2023 European Volleyball Championship in Italy on Saturday.

The Polish men's volleyball team defeated Slovenia 3-1 (23:25, 25:21, 25:20, 25:21) on Thursday in Rome, Italy, to advance to the finals of the 2023 Men's European Volleyball Championship.

The Polish Football Association (PZPN) has sacked Fernando Santos as the manager of the Polish national football team with immediate effect.

Rafał Trzaskowski, the Warsaw mayor and a senior member of Poland’s political opposition, has appealed to Poles to join a march in the Polish capital on October 1 in order to show their belief in victory in the upcoming general election.

Germany has agreed with Poland and the Czech Republic on joint border patrols in their territories, according to a Friday statement by the German interior minister, Nancy Faeser quoted by Reuters.

A stronger than expected decline in inflation, including core inflation, supports the likely scenario that the Monetary Policy Council (MPC) during its meeting in October will cut interest rates, say economists.

Mateusz Morawiecki, Poland's prime minister has said that he will present a firm "no" on illegal immigration at a European Council meeting next week.

Warsaw has denied Belarusian allegations, as reported by Reuters news agency, that a Polish helicopter crossed the Belarusian border on Thursday.

The long-awaited Polish History Museum has finally arrived, with the monumental cultural institution opening its doors today.

The Warsaw Regional Court has ordered Zbigniew Ziobro, Poland's justice minister, not to make public statements about film director Agnieszka Holland and her work, lawyers for Holland announced on Tuesday.

Published to coincide with commemorations marking 80 years since the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, a new photo album has shed light on daily Jewish life in the years leading up to the doomed insurgency.

The Polish film 'The Peasants' has been chosen to compete in the Best International Feature Film category at the 96th Academy Awards, a Polish selection committee has announced.

A new film about the Kościuszko Uprising has won the coveted Golden Lion for Best Film last night at the Gdynia Film Festival, Poland's leading cinema showcase.

One of World War Two's most daring spies Krystyna Skarbek has received an opulent tribute with the naming of a lavish suite in her honour at the new Raffles Hotel in London opened its doors on Friday.

The long-awaited Polish History Museum has finally arrived, with the monumental cultural institution opening its doors today.

An incredible 3D reconstruction has revealed how the face of a medieval Polish man with dwarfism once looked.

A lingering wartime mystery has finally been solved following the discovery of the Gerrit Fritzen, a ship sunk in 1945 during the largest maritime evacuation in history.

Published to coincide with commemorations marking 80 years since the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, a new photo album has shed light on daily Jewish life in the years leading up to the doomed insurgency.