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Governing United Right coalition retains lead in opinion poll

The ruling United Right coalition would win an election, if it was held now, with 39 percent of the vote, according to a Social Changes opinion poll done for the wPolityce.pl website.

Poland may overtake England and France if PiS stays in power says leader

Poland could well overtake England and France in the next eight years, if Law and Justice (PiS), the current governing party, retains power, the party’s president has said.

Santos fired as coach of Poland's national football team

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

EU leaders ignore bloc's major problems says Polish minister

Poland's Europe minister has said EU leaders are reluctant to see the big problems plaguing the bloc.

PAP president: Russia's TASS ridicules the European Alliance of News Agencies

The Russian state news agency TASS is misleading partners from the European Alliance of News Agencies (EANA) and disregarding their decision to suspend it from the organisation.

Poland, South Korea live in the shadow of a powerful neighbour says PM

Mateusz Morawiecki, Poland's prime minister, on Wednesday told his South Korean counterpart that Poland and Korea had much in common, particularly the experience of living in the shadow of a powerful neighbour.

Poland to compile report on WWII losses caused by Soviet Union

Poland will set up a team to investigate the scale of losses incurred by the country at the hands of the USSR during World War Two, a deputy minister has told PAP.

US set to set up nuclear energy training centre in Poland

The US has decided to establish a nuclear energy training centre for Central and Eastern Europe in the capital city of Warsaw, the climate minister has announced.

Poland to extend ban on Ukrainian grain after Sept. 15 says PM

Poland will prolong a full ban on Ukrainian grain imports in order to prevent a situation in which they can destabilise Poland's agriculture, the prime minister said in a televised message on Tuesday.

Work under way to help Ukrainian grain exports says EU commissioner

The EU has been working to help Ukraine export its grain to those EU states and countries worldwide where it is in demand, the EU commissioner for agriculture told the European Parliament in Strasbourg on Tuesday.

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Culture | History

‘Tarantino-style western’ about Kościuszko Uprising wins coveted Golden Lion award for best film at Gdynia film festival

VIDEO: Dubbed a ‘Tarantino-esque Western in 18th century Poland’, the film’s compelling blend of grotesque violence and black humour is set against the tumultuous backdrop of Poland in 1794, when Tadeusz Kościuszko, the eponymous 'Kos', returns to Poland to with a freed slave to rally support among the peasantry for his insurrection against the Russians.

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  • Poland's EU cohesion funds stalled until conditions met says commissioner

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Warsaw’s secret war against Moscow’s spies: Poland’s intelligence services have gone into overdrive to combat Putin’s covert assault

The arrest last week of a ‘dangerous’ spy network in Poland is the latest in the country’s secret war against Russian intelligence since Putin’s troops attacked Ukraine.

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