Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has been described as the EU's second most influential leader in an IBRiS survey commissioned by the Interia web portal and published on Monday. He was preceded by German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Poland's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has called on Iran to respect international laws on the freedom of navigation and to immediately release the Stena Impero, a tanker flying the British flag, taken over by Iranian forces in the Strait of Hormuz on Friday.

Twenty-five hooligans have been detained and heard charges after violence erupted during the first LGBT march in Poland's eastern city of Białystok on Saturday, Deputy Interior Minister Jarosław Zieliński has said.

Poles living in Great Britain should not be put off registering for 'settled status' and to secure their rights before Brexit, UK Minister of State for Immigration Caroline Nokes told PAP.

The overall turnout in the 2019 European elections increased by 8 points to 50,6 percent, resulting in the highest participation since 1994. The most significant increases in turnout were registered in Poland, Romania and Spain.

The skull of a 17th century witch is to be recreated using a 3D printer - establishing once and for all what she may have looked like.

Fifty years after the first humans landed on the moon, a Polish started-up has developed an immersive augmented reality app for NASA and the Smithsonian Institution that brings that first, historic moonwalk to life for new generations.

A group of former patients from an orthopaedic institute put disability behind them by climbing the fifth highest mountain in Poland despite sporting prosthetic limbs.

Medication that could help over 400 million people worldwide suffering from liver disease has been developed by a company in Łódź.  

Rare jewellery dating back 3,000 years has been found in a forest by an off-duty soldier taking an afternoon stroll.

A man doing a spot of gardening unearthed more than the average vegetable when he dug up a rare papal seal dating back to the Middle Ages.

A litter of gorgeous grumpy-looking Manul kittens has been born at the zoo in Wrocław.

We have a saying in Poland: Poles can do it!

Treasure from the 5th Century has been found in a forest in North-Western Poland.

Thirty years after the fall of communism in Poland in 1989, a new mural in Gdańsk celebrates the “women of freedom” who were part of the peaceful revolution.

Second quarter figures show that the value of gaming companies listed on the Polish stock market exceeded PLN 25 billion.

Poland is the largest producer of blackcurrants in the European Union and the second largest in the world after the Russian Federation, according to data presented by the National Support Centre for Agriculture.

A young designer has created Poland’s first electric motorbike – using a 3D printer.

Poland is first in the EU when it comes to granting first time resident permits, according to Eurostat.

Europe's biggest airline group, Ryanair, is to have pilots trained at the Łódź centre of Bartolini Air in cooperation with airports in Łódź and Olsztyn. Over four years, 320 pilots will be trained at the centre.

Polish gamers who rose to fame for breaking records in the Counter Strike competition of the World Cyber Games (WCG) have been inducted into the World Cyber Games Hall Of Fame in Xi'an, China.

Poland’s volleyball team has demolished Brazil to take Bronze in a thrilling 3-0 victory during the finals of the FIVB Volleyball Men's Nations League.

Hundreds of young sailors will compete on the waters off Gdynia in one of the world’s biggest youth sailing competitions. The opening ceremony of the Hempel Youth Sailing World Championships takes place on July 14, and racing starts a day later. The last race takes place July 19.

The Polish government will support the organisation of the 2023 European Games which will be held in the Polish southern city of Kraków, Deputy PM Jacek Sasin said in Kraków on Thursday.

Poland’s Konrad Bukowiecki has smashed records and walked off with a gold medal after throwing an incredible 21.5 metres in shot put at the Universiade championships in Italy. 

You would be forgiven for thinking you were actually in Berlin. On a cobbled street flanked by teetering tenements, local kids play rounds of ping pong on a table planted in the centre of the road whilst immaculately bearded men haul their fixed-gear bikes to a canvas tent functioning as an ad-hoc repair stand; ahead, an elderly woman decorated in jangling jewellery and a satin dressing gown picks through the offerings of a market stall selling vintage vinyl records.

One of Poland’s oldest cinemas, Kino Muza in Poznań, has reopened after receiving a facelift designed to breathe new life into an institution that has been showing films on the silver screen for over a 100 years.

A series of beautifully deigned postage stamps from Poland aims to commemorate the most curious of holidays.

“The Jazz Singer” was revolutionary in many ways. The 1927 movie not only introduced  sound to cinema-goers for the first time, it also told a story of the old meeting the new, age-long traditions clashing with modern America.

A special European Commission (EC) information zone will operate during this year's international festival of alternative and electronic music, Audioriver, to be held at a Vistula River beach in the central Polish town of Płock on July 26-28.

A March of Remembrance will be held in Warsaw on Monday to commemorate the victims of the liquidation of the Warsaw Ghetto on the 77th anniversary of the tragic event.

The Volunteer: The True Story of the Resistance Hero who Infiltrated Auschwitz, about Polish soldier Witold Pilecki, by former war correspondent Jack Fairweather has received very positive reviews, Grzegorz Mazurowski from the Pilecki Institute has told PAP.

A man doing a spot of gardening unearthed more than the average vegetable when he dug up a rare papal seal dating back to the Middle Ages.

The skull of a 17th century witch is to be recreated using a 3D printer - establishing once and for all what she may have looked like.

In July 1942 Jerzy Iwanow-Szajnowicz, posing as forced laboured, smuggled himself into a Nazi factory in occupied Greece for a spot of sabotage.