Start your day with a summary of today’s top stories from Poland’s leading news sites.
Polluting old cars will be banned from Warsaw city centre in an effort to improve air quality, the capital’s mayor announced on Wednesday.
Poland's fuel prices are among the lowest in the EU, the government spokesperson said on Wednesday responding to opposition claims that fuel prices were being inflated.
Donald Tusk, the head of the Civic Coalition (KO), the largest opposition grouping, in a video posted on social media, has accused the governing party Law and Justice (PiS) of "robbing" Poles by inflating the price of petrol.
Zbigniew Ziobro, Poland's justice minister and prosecutor general, has said he is not aware of any specific provisions of a Polish fuel firm's sale of a stake in a refinery to the Saudi Aramco oil conglomerate.
Special discounts on petrol, such as the one introduced by PKN Orlen, the dominant Polish fuel company, may play an important role in lowering inflation, PKO BP’s chief economist said on Monday.
A total of 185 petrol stations in Slovakia and Hungary being taken over by Polish oil and gas company PKN Orlen will change their brand into the Polish one including 79 stations currently branded as Lukoil, Orlen has announced.
A place of quaint, quiet side streets and random little wonders, Webber falls in love with the copious charms of Krosno.
Poland's biggest oil company will take over 25 petrol stations in Slovakia and will become one of the five biggest fuel station operators in that country.
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