Over 1.7 million Muslim pilgrims gathered at Mount Arafat to pray under scorching temperatures, marking the peak of the annual Hajj pilgrimage. Authorities deployed special security forces and civil defense units to manage the crowds and ensure safety amidst the extreme heat.
The city of Stalowa Wola in Poland was hit by heavy rainfall on Monday, causing streets, IT and technical facilities of 'Huta Stalowa Wola', and the Social Insurance Institution's premises to flood.
An 18-year-old motorcyclist was killed in a collision involving two cross motorcycles on a communal road near Charzyny, Poland. The accident occurred on Monday evening.
Sebastian Małycha, CEO of Media Recovery in Katowice, Poland, reported receiving an AI-generated death threat containing specific details about his appearance and family, an incident he claims is common in the cybersecurity industry.
Poland's Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) has completed search operations in the former village of Huta Pieniacka (now Lviv Oblast), marking the first specialized activities of this kind in the location.
A diplomatic disagreement has emerged between Poland and Ukraine following Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's removal of the Order of the White Eagle from a Polish official. Polish officials have expressed strong disapproval, with one stating that Poland is not dependent on Ukraine and that 'the tail cannot wag the dog.'
An indictment has been filed against three men in Ostrołęka, Poland, accused of participating in an organized criminal group involved in the illegal storage and transport of hazardous substances in forests.
Severe storms have caused significant damage across multiple regions in Poland and Romania, leading to thousands without power, flooded homes, and trees downed by strong winds. Red alerts were issued in several areas.
Several former presidents have returned their Order of the White Eagle to Warsaw in solidarity with Zelenskyy, who warns against further escalation in the dispute with Poland.
Residents and business owners in Brodnica, Poland, are protesting the installation of a new cell phone mast near their homes, alleging that no consultation took place prior to its erection.
The method for reporting the gender pay gap in Poland needs to be clarified regarding the calculation methodology of indicators to ensure their correct interpretation.
A warning has been issued regarding dangerous processes beginning in the Poland-Ukraine conflict, following Polish President Karolis Nawrockis' decision to revoke the Order of the White Eagle previously awarded to Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Poland's Government Centre for Security (RCB) has issued an SMS alert warning residents in southern regions about anticipated heavy rainfall and thunderstorms, which could lead to power supply interruptions.
A one-and-a-half-year-old child accidentally locked itself inside a car in an underground parking lot in Wrocław, Poland. Police officers intervened by breaking a window to quickly free the toddler.
Poland's Ministry of Sport and Tourism is working on an amendment to its short-term rental regulations, proposing a compromise after its initial draft was rejected by the Minister of Funds and Regional Policy.
The scandal surrounding the Southern Hospital in Poland highlights deep-seated systemic problems within the healthcare system, including political pathologies, local government arrangements, and individual resourcefulness, which, if not addressed, will only worsen the healthcare crisis.
The Regional Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw has filed another indictment in the NCBiR (National Centre for Research and Development) affair, involving an attempt to defraud nearly 36.5 million PLN.
The World Bank projects that artificial intelligence has the potential to significantly enhance Poland's economy, estimating a 12% boost by the year 2035.
Police in Poland are continuing their search for Dariusz Równicki, suspected of murdering an 80-year-old father-in-law and severely injuring a 76-year-old mother-in-law in Mierzawa.
Poland's construction and assembly production grew by 3.9% year-on-year in May, falling short of economists' forecasts, while industrial inflation reached its highest level in three years.
Polish business leaders are appealing for a de-escalation of tensions between Warsaw and Kyiv, emphasizing the shared economic ecosystem and the importance of not undermining their capital.
Poland's PiS party is emphasizing the professionalization of hospitals, with MP Janusz Cieszyński highlighting the need to strengthen specialized incident response teams and enhance the competencies of hospital management to counter cyberattacks.
Poland has revoked Ukrainian President Zelensky's highest honor after a Ukrainian army unit was named for controversial WWII fighters, prompting Ukrainian officials to return their awards.
Poland's retail sales increased at a slower pace than anticipated in May, according to data released by GUS. Additionally, wages in the enterprise sector also grew below expectations, with a continued decrease in the number of full-time positions.
A 29-year-old road service worker died after a tow truck collided with a road service vehicle on the A4 highway near Rzędziwojowice, Poland, partially blocking the road.
Poland's energy minister stated that the country aims to be the first in Europe to build a small modular nuclear power plant, with the timeline considered realistic.
Poland's mandatory National e-Invoicing System (KSeF) has been operational for nearly five months, with initial fears of IT system paralysis and widespread invoicing problems proving unfounded. However, some uncertainties and questions regarding its implementation persist.
For many farmers, renting guest rooms to tourists is a way to earn extra income, and they can be exempt from PIT if they meet four strict conditions, including offering a maximum of five rooms.
After years of uncertainty, ElectroMobility Poland is finalizing its cooperation with Taiwan's Foxconn for the Izera electric car project. A factory for the electric vehicles is slated to open in Jawor in 2029.
A report indicates that foreign workers are essential for maintaining a stable number of insured and employed individuals in Poland, preventing a decline to levels seen 12 years ago.
Polish law is struggling to keep pace with technological advancements, particularly in the area of tokenizing future revenues. Experts warn that if the legal framework isn't updated, Poland risks losing out on a promising market.
Over two thousand children and teenagers run away from home in Poland each year, with experts emphasizing that while the decision to flee can be impulsive, it rarely happens without underlying issues.
A large fire broke out at an aerosol factory in Charnowo, Pomerania, leading to the evacuation of residents. Firefighters are battling the blaze, which has sent a plume of smoke over the area.
A large fire has broken out at an aerosol production plant in Charnowo, near Ustka in Poland's Pomerania region, with numerous fire brigades deployed to the scene.
Poland has reportedly halted the transfer of promised MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine, with Deputy Defense Minister Cezary Tomczyk stating that Kyiv failed to fulfill a drone technology agreement.
The number of households in Poland is growing, with an increasing trend of people living alone or in childless couples, according to the Polish Economic Institute. Experts attribute this to cultural shifts, migration, and declining birth rates.
Poland's Law and Justice (PiS) party has announced Adam Borowski as its candidate for the position of Human Rights Defender. This nomination puts forward their choice for the important civic role.
Spain's leading photography festival, PhotoEspaña, opened in Madrid, showcasing the work of over 300 visual artists in nearly 100 exhibitions across the country, featuring diverse themes from the US-Mexico border to protests in Poland.
Poland is currently experiencing severe storms, strong winds, and heavy rainfall across several provinces, while a manhunt is underway for a former police officer suspected of murder.
Poland's Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński has ordered all emergency services under his command to be on full readiness due to intense storms and hot weather across the country.
Ukraine's President Zelensky has returned Poland's highest honour, stating his country is open to engagement regarding 'difficult and painful chapters of our shared past'.
Severe afternoon storms in Greater Poland have once again threatened the Antidotum Airshow Leszno, leading organizers to suspend the event for safety reasons.
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Thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and strong winds are affecting parts of Poland on Saturday, June 20th, with authorities warning of possible flooding and inundation. Residents are advised to monitor the current weather situation.
Poland has reiterated its desire to be part of the peace negotiations for Ukraine, emphasizing its position as a neighbor to both Russia and Ukraine. Polish officials argue their direct proximity makes their involvement crucial for stability.
Police in Poland have conducted searches in several locations across the country and seized IT equipment as evidence, reportedly in connection with 'patrols' at the Central Station.
Police in Świecie, Poland, apprehended a 15-year-old who fled from them on a quad bike, leading to his case being referred to family court and his mother receiving a fine.
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Poland's president has revoked Ukraine's President Zelenskyy's highest honor, the Order of the White Eagle, following the naming of a Ukrainian army unit after a controversial World War II formation. This decision has sparked criticism from Ukrainian officials, with Zelenskyy's chief of staff and other Ukrainian diplomats renouncing their Polish orders in protest.
General Roman Polko commented on Poland's decision not to transfer MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine, emphasizing the need for tough negotiations even with allies, stating that 'business is business'.
Over 10 million poultry have been culled in Poland due to outbreaks of Newcastle disease and bird flu, according to veterinary data, which may lead to increased prices for eggs and poultry.
Poland has launched a new edition of the Podlaskie Tourist Voucher program, offering 3,000 vouchers worth 300 PLN each to subsidize vacations in the region.
Romania's largest post-revolution electric train fleet, purchased from Poland, is reportedly "fading in the sun" while sitting unused in a Bucharest station, leading to operational delays despite a compromise being reached.
Poland's Government Centre for Security (RCB) has issued an alert warning residents across the country about anticipated heavy rainfall and thunderstorms, advising them to avoid open spaces.
The US Congress is advocating for a permanent American F-35 fighter squadron to be based in Poland and an increase in defense industry cooperation between the two countries.
A report highlights the shocking reasons why it remains difficult to protect children from sexual abuse in Poland, noting that reporting family members is often viewed more negatively than the perpetrator.
Germany has officially returned historical cultural artifacts to Poland that were plundered during World War II, with a ceremony held in Warsaw to mark the repatriation of the valuables.
Following a fatal accident, Poland is considering implementing stricter regulations for foreign taxi drivers, as many Poles believe they drive unsafely and are involved in collisions. The Ministry of Infrastructure is responding to public concerns.
In Mierzawa, Poland, a man attacked his in-laws with a knife, resulting in the death of the 80-year-old father-in-law, while his wife was hospitalized. The assailant remains at large.
Jakub Dymek argues that while Poland has caught up with the West economically, becoming the world's twentieth-largest economy, it has also inherited the problems of developed countries.
Former Polish President Andrzej Duda affirmed Poland's readiness to defend Lithuania if threatened, expressing no doubt that Russia's goal is to reoccupy the Baltic states and Poland.
Young doctors in Poland are expressing concerns over proposed changes in medical education, despite the Ministry of Health's assurances that the reforms are for the benefit of patients.
Latvian intelligence has issued a warning that Russia is preparing military provocations, including drone and missile attacks, against Baltic states or Poland to pressure NATO.
A former head of Poland's National Security Bureau (BBN) posed a hypothetical question to Ukrainians, asking if MiG-29 fighter jets are more important than the name of a Ukrainian unit honoring 'Heroes of UPA'.
Tensions between Poland and Ukraine are escalating after the Polish presidency stated that Volodymyr Zelenskyy insulted Poland by mailing back an award taken from Karol Nawrocki, while Zelenskyy also commented on the Polish president.
A fire broke out in a children's care home in Grodzisko Dolne, Poland, likely caused by a lightning strike, leading to the evacuation of children and caregivers.
Poland is expected to experience summer-like weather in the coming days, followed by a significant rise in temperatures to unprecedented levels. The forecast warns of extreme heat conditions.
A diplomatic dispute has escalated between Poland and Ukraine, centered on Polish President Nawrocki's decision regarding an order for Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and historical grievances. Zelenskyy suggested the controversy was linked to Polish domestic politics, a claim Nawrocki denied while referencing Ukrainian nationalist crimes.
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated that an attack on Poland would be 'madness' and discussed plans for the Polish army, along with challenges posed by Russia, during a congress in Wrocław.
The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management (IMGW) in Poland has published alarming maps forecasting maximum temperatures that could reach up to 40 degrees Celsius in the near future.
Local government revenues in Poland have increased, but expenditures are effectively catching up. Intensive preparations are underway for the evaluation of the effects of the local government income reform, with local government corporations awaiting proposals for changes from the Ministry of Finance.
Marcin Zaniewicz, a business consultant at Asseco Poland, stated at the Funds Forum 2026 that investment fund companies (TFI) need to close the technological gap and further digitize customer service.
The planned Central Communication Port (CPK) airport in Baranów, part of the Port Polska project, is now slated to be larger than initially planned, with annual terminal capacity increasing from 34 million to 44 million passengers.
Police in Kalisz, Poland, have uncovered several tons of food products, including coffee, sweets, and beverages, with altered expiration dates. A 59-year-old man has been charged in connection with the scheme.
Foreign media outlets are reporting on growing tensions between Poland and Ukraine, highlighting not only historical disputes but also concerns about the future of bilateral relations and Poland's internal political situation.
The Polish Ministry has determined the number of high-speed trains for the country, with PKP Intercity likely to be the sole purchaser of very high-speed trains, while CPK's rolling stock company will focus on vehicles up to 230 km/h.
Poland's Supreme Administrative Court has ruled that banks are permitted to transfer clients' personal data to legal firms with whom they have service agreements, without violating GDPR.
Polish Vice Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated that Poland needs a larger army because soldiers 'wear out' after a few months, emphasizing that a strong army by the end of the decade would deter attacks.
All EU member states saw fuel price increases in May compared to last year, but Poland and Hungary experienced the least significant rises, while France, Romania, and Lithuania faced more substantial increases.
Poland's president has issued a warning about a looming explosion of childlessness across Europe, amidst the historical feud between Ukraine and Poland during the war against Russia.
Marcin Romanowski, Poland's former deputy justice minister, who faces charges of abuse of power and financial fraud, has requested the annulment of his European arrest warrant, asserting he is no longer within the European Union. A Hungarian source suggests he fled through Serbia.
Deloitte has selected the finalists for this year's Best Managed Companies Poland awards, noting that participants are increasingly building structures and competencies for international expansion and succession.
A large dog entered a private property in Nowy Dwór, Poland, and killed a small chihuahua. The incident has been reported to the police, and the owner of the larger dog is expected to face court proceedings, while residents have submitted a petition regarding similar past events.
Poland has requested a role in potential peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, with Germany's government spokesperson stating that European diplomatic efforts will be closely coordinated with Warsaw.
Strong words from Nawrocki's office suggest that President Zelensky's recent comments were more insulting to Poland than those of Schröder. The statement referenced Zelensky's remarks about Mussolini, Catherine II, and Schröder not having their orders revoked, and compared it to an insult to a Ukrainian army unit.
Poland's Office for Personal Data Protection (UODO) has received a record 22,000 data breach notifications last year, with the trend continuing to rise, according to UODO President Mirosław Wróblewski.
The average gross wage in Poland's enterprise sector in May 2026 increased by 5.8 percent year-on-year but fell by 3.8 percent compared to April, while employment in the sector decreased by 0.9 percent annually.
After a hot and stormy weekend, Poland is set for a gradual weather change. The northern part of the country will experience significantly cooler temperatures, while the south, particularly on June 22, is expected to remain hot with possible thunderstorms.
A new poll indicates that over 10% of Poles would consider voting for a party founded by Ryszard Petru, provisionally dubbed "Konfederacja light." This suggests the potential for such a group to enter the Sejm.
Preparing for Poland's JPK_CIT (Standard Audit File for Tax - Corporate Income Tax) involves more than just technical file generation, serving as a test of financial and tax data quality. Common errors highlight the need for consistency in accounting records and mature processes for CIT settlements.
An inspection by the education authority has been launched at a school in Jelenia Góra, Poland, one month after the death of 11-year-old Danusia and the detention of a 12-year-old in connection with the case. The inspection is examining safety protocols, educational activities, and the school's response to incidents.
The lack of publication of Constitutional Tribunal judgments does not preclude administrative courts from considering their assessments when resolving disputes, according to Professor Antoni Hanusz.
Over 1.3 million foreigners currently pay contributions to ZUS (Poland's social insurance institution), stabilizing the number of insured individuals in Poland. Without them, the country's labor market would regress to levels from 12 years ago.
A new report highlights crucial trends for developers to meet the expectations of young adults seeking housing in Poland, providing invaluable insights for creating optimal residential developments.
Following Ukrainian attacks, Russian-held Crimea has halted civilian gasoline sales and restricted fuel to government agencies. Ukrainian officials and commanders suggest that the situation in Crimea could be a turning point in the conflict.
Students from AGH University in Poland have created an innovative application that uses artificial intelligence to help users determine if food is safe to eat by detecting mold, especially in cases where visual inspection is insufficient.
Poland and Germany have entered a new era of bilateral relations by signing a new defense agreement, marking 35 years since a landmark pact and strengthening Europe's eastern flank amid tensions with Russia.
A 31-year-old man began to drown in a gravel pit in Trzcianka near Wyszków, Poland. He was pulled from the water by his brother and subsequently transported to a hospital by air ambulance.
A 14-year-old boy riding an electric scooter was hit by a driver who was overtaking a cyclist on a road between Ostrowąsy and Gołkowo in Lower Silesia, Poland. The teenager was hospitalized.
Poland's Ministry of Infrastructure announced plans for an Integrated Railway Network, envisioning the construction of 4,700 kilometers of new tracks, including 2,700 kilometers of high-speed lines, by 2050.
A search operation resumed Sunday morning on Mietkowskie Lake near Wrocław, Poland, for a young man who went missing Saturday evening. He had gone out on a SUP board without a life jacket and did not return to shore.
Polish police stopped a Toyota with German license plates, discovering the vehicle was wanted. The 46-year-old Latvian driver was also a wanted individual.
Poland has decided to purchase several hundred additional PAC-2 GEM-T missiles for its Patriot air defense system, in cooperation with other NATO countries. However, there is uncertainty regarding whether these older missiles will be delivered on time, with deliveries expected until 2031.
Polish legal provisions regarding inheritance indicate that the obligation to repay other heirs is not always present and can be waived through an agreement or if other heirs reject the inheritance.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has returned Poland's highest honor, the Order of the White Eagle, after it was reportedly stripped from him. The move comes amid heightened tensions between the two countries.
Severe storms have swept across Poland, resulting in fallen trees and damaged roofs, with almost the entire country under weather alerts from IMGW. The intense weather conditions have caused widespread disruption and property damage.
Firefighters are battling a blaze at a factory producing artificial flower arrangements in Myszków County, Poland, with the fire not yet under control.
The investigation into the missing Stavroula Leventaki continues, with bloodstains found in the home of a 43-year-old tenant in Chania, whose laboratory results are now key.
Polish firefighters responded to nearly 800 carbon monoxide incidents nationwide since Friday, with 580 calls in the Silesian Voivodeship alone, resulting in 18 injuries, despite the hot weather.
Poland is experiencing its first heatwave of the year, with temperatures expected to reach 35 degrees Celsius in some parts of the country this weekend, posing potential health risks.
Poland's Ministry of Development has decided against creating a registry for housing communities, a move that several organizations warn will lead to legal uncertainty in property transactions.
A diplomatic conflict has erupted between Ukraine and Poland, reportedly sparked by Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's actions regarding military honors, with an expert suggesting Russia benefits from the dispute.
Starting Saturday, Polish entrepreneurs will no longer need to report domestic transport of clothing and footwear to the SENT system. The system will now only cover imports, intra-community acquisitions, and transit through Poland.
Fragments of a forgotten mining combine prototype were discovered in the historic Guido coal mine in Zabrze, Poland, during a special rescue operation in an area inaccessible for about 30 years.
Poland's Foreign Minister has asserted that the country demands a seat at the negotiation table regarding the Ukraine conflict. Poland emphasizes its right to be involved in discussions concerning the ongoing situation.
Poland's President has revoked the country's highest honor from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, reportedly due to a dispute over the naming of a World War II army unit. This decision comes as Zelenskyy also issued a warning to Belarus to remove Russian relay stations or face Ukrainian action.
Polish taxpayers who receive a corrective invoice with a negative adjustment outside the KSeF e-invoicing system must still reduce their input VAT, even if the original invoice was within KSeF.
French nationalist leader Jordan Bardella visited Poland to meet with the president and opposition figures, aiming to forge an alliance between Europe's right-wing and far-right parties. During his visit, he also observed the Belarus border.
Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba reminded Poland that historical figures like Benito Mussolini and Catherine II were recipients of the Order of the White Eagle, after Polish President Karol Nawrocki decided to strip the order from Volo.
Parts of Poland are experiencing a stormy day with strong winds and heavy rainfall, leading to an incident where a tree fell and injured a teenager. Dangerous weather conditions have also caused significant material damage, prompting hundreds of interventions by firefighters.
Following a European Council meeting, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk declared that Poland would not recognize any agreements reached without its involvement, noting a lack of consensus during discussions.
EU leaders are reportedly divided over the appropriateness of direct communication with Russian President Vladimir Putin, following reports of European Council President António Costa's preliminary contacts with the Kremlin. Figures like Macron and Merz have criticized such direct engagement, highlighting a split within the bloc on diplomatic approaches to Russia.
Tomasz Lipiński has been awarded the Bronze "Gloria Artis" Medal for Cultural Merit, recognizing his pioneering role in introducing alternative music genres in Poland, particularly during times of political upheaval, and for supporting cultural expression and youth movements.
Poland has accused Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, with returned honors and growing anti-Ukrainian sentiment risking damage to support for Ukraine, as 'Putin rubs his hands' and allies are 'shocked'.
Polish Minister of National Education Barbara Nowacka stated that no one in Poland would defend Volodymyr Zelensky, calling his honoring of UPA a 'reprehensible mistake' from Poland's perspective.
Ukraine is set to receive the initial €3.2 billion tranche of a €90 billion EU loan during the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdańsk, Poland, on June 25-26.
The Head of the International Policy Bureau of the President of Poland, Marcin Przydacz, confirmed that Polish President Karol Nawrocki did not receive an invitation to the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdańsk.
Border guards at Chopin Airport in Warsaw arrested a 30-year-old man who presented a forged British passport during a check, attempting to flee to Canada via Poland. He was subsequently sent to a foreigners' center.
A flash flood has occurred in Małopolska, Poland, with intense rainfall causing streets to be submerged and flooding in Biały Dunajec, prompting firefighters to clear the aftermath.
Construction of a battery material factory in Kotka, Finland, is in full swing with a thousand people already working on site. Sample batches of products are soon to be sent to a battery cell factory in Poland.
A new Taiwanese technology park is set to be constructed near Wrocław, Poland, promising tens of thousands of new jobs. The facility will focus on producing AI servers and drones.
Piotr Pytel, a Polish man sentenced to life in Munich for murder, has been released from a prison in Rzeszów, Poland. Another man had confessed to the same crime over 15 years ago.
Mesko, a company from Poland's PGZ Group, has signed an agreement with French shipbuilding group Naval Group, paving the way for the integration of the Polish Piorun anti-aircraft missile with the multi-purpose Rampart launcher, marking a first step towards Polish military presence.
Polish medical rescuers are required to carry an adequate supply of painkillers like fentanyl and morphine in ambulances to ensure patients' right to pain treatment, according to a decision by the Patient Rights Advocate.
The Centralny Port Komunikacyjny company has signed a 146 million PLN contract with Budimex for the foundation work of the future passenger terminal at Port Polska, marking the start of construction.
International media outlets are covering the escalating tensions between Poland and Ukraine, focusing not only on historical disputes but also on the future of their bilateral relations and Poland's internal political situation.
An advisor to the Ukrainian President confirmed that the possibility of Volodymyr Zelenskyy visiting Poland for the Ukraine Reconstruction Conference in Gdańsk on June 25-26 remains open.
The 27th Sacroexpo fair took place in Targi Kielce, Poland, featuring exhibitions of art, literature, and music inspired by spirituality, along with meetings with artists and concerts.
A 20-year-old man was arrested in Zabrze, Poland, after shooting and beating a 21-year-old. A pellet from an air gun lodged a centimeter from the victim's eye.
A new World Bank Group report suggests that artificial intelligence could increase Poland's real GDP by 1.3% to 12.1% by 2035, with benefits depending on investments, worker adaptation, and public policies.
Poland's government is tightening regulations for drunk drivers, increasing the cost of mandatory rehabilitation courses fivefold for those who lose their license due to driving under the influence.
A significant arms industry merger is underway in Poznań, Poland, with the Polish Armaments Group, Industrial Development Agency, and state assets ministry signing a letter of intent to create Wielkopolskie Zakłady Pancernych Hipolita Cegielskiego.
Poland has introduced a new law designed to combat SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation) lawsuits, which are often used to silence critics. The justice ministry stated that 'the courts will no longer be a tool for intimidating citizens.'
Tomasz Siemoniak, Poland's Minister Coordinator of Special Services, commented on the dispute surrounding the withdrawal of an order and the prime minister's countersignature. He stated that while everyone has the right to return an order, escalating the issue creates significant emotions that will be difficult to resolve.
Bank customers in Poland could lose over one billion zlotys this year due to cybercrime, as artificial intelligence increasingly aids cybercriminals in sophisticated investment scams. While AI also helps protect users, it poses a growing threat in the hands of fraudsters.
Professor Wojciech Maksymowicz speaks about anticipating political attacks from Poland's PiS party, describing tactics of blackmail, bribery, and political assassination.
Poland is conducting controlled blackouts to test its infrastructure's functionality without power and digital connectivity, aiming to ensure manual control capabilities during crises, according to Veolia Polska's security director.
General Mieczysław Bieniek, advisor to Poland's Minister of National Defense, confirmed that a permanent US military base in Poland is highly realistic and would provide a devastating response in case of an attack.
After a hot and stormy weekend, Poland is experiencing a gradual weather change, with cooler air moving into the northern part of the country, while the south remains warm with potential for more storms.
An article argues that anti-Ukrainian hysteria in Poland is absurd, highlighting that judging people based on origin or name is a double-edged sword and that many Poles have non-Slavic names.
In Poland, 50% of depreciation write-offs for robots recognized during the robotization tax relief period are eligible for deduction, including assets acquired before the relief's 2022 inception if depreciation occurred after that date.
Experts offer advice to young people on how to enter the job market in the age of AI, where experience is highly valued and a degree alone no longer guarantees employment.
The Polish Ministry of Agriculture has presented a new version of a bill to regulate agricultural lease agreements, drawing mixed reactions from experts and farmers.
With holidays approaching, travel agency prices in Poland are increasing, with popular destinations maintaining or raising their rates, according to recent data.
A diplomatic dispute between Ukraine and Poland has escalated, with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and other officials returning Polish awards amidst a WWII row. Polish Prime Minister Tusk has warned that the conflict is a 'strategic mistake' as Polish entrepreneurs also appeal for an end to the disagreement.
A discussion in Poland explores generational memory, the nostalgia for the 2000s, and why historical figures like Tadeusz Mazowiecki are losing significance compared to pop culture icons like Eminem among millennials.
A 37-year-old man lost consciousness during a police intervention in Białołęka, Poland, and later died in the hospital, prompting an investigation into the circumstances.
Storms are developing across many parts of Poland, bringing strong rain, wind, and localized hail, with numerous videos online showing the severe weather conditions.
An investigation into a viral photo of an unusually short bike path in Poland reveals the reasons behind its peculiar length, which has been a subject of public jest.
A head-on collision between two cars in Poland, near Przytok and Łaz in Lubusz Voivodeship, resulted in three injuries and involved a drunk driver with nearly 2.5 per mille alcohol in his system.
Police officers in Otwock, Poland, arrested a 22-year-old man who was driving under the influence of narcotics and found 92 grams of mephedrone in his vehicle.
Overnight, Ukraine issued an important appeal, Poland's PiS party made a decision, and explosions were reported in Crimea. These events marked significant developments during the night.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has returned a state decoration to Poland, escalating a diplomatic dispute between the two nations. This comes as Ukraine also warns of an impending massive Russian attack.
A large-scale manhunt is in progress for a suspect involved in a shooting spree near a World Cup venue in Kansas City, with the FBI offering a $25,000 reward. Separately, a similar extensive search involving 300 police officers, tracking dogs, and a helicopter is underway in Poland for a knifeman.
A Georgian citizen has been arrested and charged with the murder of a Russian man in Biała Podlaska, Poland. The suspect is now in custody following the incident.
A 28-year-old Jaguar driver, who was drunk and had a court-imposed driving ban, veered off National Road 50 between Brok and Ostrowia Mazowiecka and overturned his car.
In Poland, a spouse's rights to funds accumulated in an Employee Capital Plan (PPK) are protected, ensuring they receive half of the funds upon the participant's death or in the event of a divorce.
Poland has initiated tax reforms aimed at reducing the stress and bureaucratic burden on taxpayers, with two presidential signatures marking a positive start to these changes.
Artificial intelligence is reportedly generating comments about the Volhynia massacre, contributing to a "war of memory" in Poland. The article highlights that both victims and perpetrators of the massacre were citizens of the Second Polish Republic, making it a part of Polish state history.
Police in Środa Śląska, Poland, arrested a 35-year-old man who fired a black powder weapon, including a shot directed at officers during the intervention, and will face charges of attempted murder.
An explosion occurred in a tenth-floor apartment of a high-rise building in Zawiercie, Poland, resulting in one person being hospitalized with burns. Firefighters rescued another person trapped on a balcony due to the fire.
Deans of District Chambers of Legal Advisors in Poland have issued a critical statement regarding a Supreme Court ruling from April 28, 2026, concerning the illness of a professional proxy.
Bartłomiej Starosta, a newly appointed member of Poland's National Council of the Judiciary (KRS), stated he will continue to criticize abuses and expressed skepticism about the president relinquishing powers in judicial appointments.
Currently, 20,989 foreigners hold valid residence documents under international protection in Poland, including 3,327 with refugee status and 17,662 benefiting from subsidiary protection.
Severe storms continue to sweep across Poland, causing damage with fallen trees and damaged roofs. The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management (IMGW) has issued widespread weather alerts, including the highest 'red' level in two regions, warning of strong winds and heavy rains through the weekend.
An article discusses the plight of stray dogs in Poland, highlighting how they can become part of a 'pathological system' where they are exploited for money.
More than 400 cats have been rescued in Poland from a facility where they were reportedly destined for consumption. The animals were saved from being slaughtered for meat.
A 36-year-old Georgian man, Elnur A., has been charged in connection with a murder in Biała Podlaska, Poland, and the prosecutor's office has requested his arrest.
Heavy thunderstorms and torrential rain caused widespread flooding and damage across parts of Europe, including Poland and Switzerland, where water inundated streets and even entered Zurich's main train station.
A woman who stopped on the emergency lane of the S8 highway near Opacz-Kolonia and exited her vehicle was struck by a bus. She was transported to the hospital by air ambulance but succumbed to her injuries on Saturday.
A report by Rzeczpospolita reveals that the highest-paid doctor in Poland's public healthcare system earned up to 350,000 PLN in a single month. This figure represents earnings from taxpayer money through contracts in public health.