Warsaw is preparing for a parade, which will result in the closure of Wisłostrada and two bridges from Saturday afternoon until Sunday morning for rehearsals.

American musician Moby, currently in Warsaw for a concert, shared on Instagram a special moment of a sunset on Krakowskie Przedmieście accompanied by a violinist playing 'Hall.'

Polish President Karol Nawrocki stated that aiding Ukraine in its conflict with Russia is in Warsaw's strategic interest. He made these remarks during a speech marking his anniversary in office.

The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that Warsaw will attend the G20 foreign ministers' meeting in Atlanta in October, emphasizing Poland's consistent efforts to participate in G20 activities long-term.

A hospital in Warsaw, Szpital Południowy, has reportedly reduced the number of patient rooms to create space for staff facilities, including an office for a deputy head of department and a room for medics. This change occurs despite earlier promises from the city's mayor.

An article discusses how to find online forums related to buying cocaine in Warsaw.

Conservation work is underway on the historic catacombs at Powązki Cemetery in Warsaw, aiming to secure the structure, halt degradation, and preserve its architectural and historical value.

A program conference held by Poland's Law and Justice (PiS) party in Warsaw prompted questions to Jarosław Kaczyński on whether it was a direct response to Mateusz Morawiecki's inaugural 'Development Plus' conference.

Three teenage sisters from Afghanistan, who went missing in Warsaw on August 1st, have been located safely in Germany by police.

Warsaw-Radom Airport processed nearly 26,000 passengers last month, marking a 40% year-over-year increase and its best monthly result in history, according to Polish Airports State Enterprise (PPL).

The Ministry of Culture and National Heritage is considering establishing August 15 as a national holiday commemorating the Battle of Warsaw and expanding Flag Day on May 2 to include the White Eagle.

An article discusses the contemporary significance of the Warsaw Uprising, emphasizing that national interest should not yield to hooliganism and that political leaders, especially the president, play a crucial role.

Poland experienced a new August temperature record as a heatwave gripped the country, with temperatures reaching 39 degrees Celsius at Warsaw's Radom Airport, surpassing the previous record from 2015.

A damaged angel statue, missing for decades, has returned to Ostrov near Karlovy Vary and will be unveiled on the anniversary of the Warsaw Pact invasion, having once been part of a monastery altar.

Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski has revealed the findings of an audit at the Southern Hospital, citing unjustified pay raises and a doctor attempting to defraud the hospital. The audit also highlighted instances of excessive duty hours, including one doctor working 110 hours.

The Brussels Times website has published multiple articles that appear to be search queries related to buying cocaine and other drugs in various international locations. These articles list specific drug-related search terms and locations, suggesting an unusual publication pattern.

Polish Minister of Finance and Economy Andrzej Domański commented on the historical record of the Warsaw stock exchange, attributing it to a strong economy, improved state-owned company management, and growing investor confidence.

Border guards at Warsaw-Okęcie airport detained two foreigners who attempted to cross the border using forged documents and false identities, despite having entry bans to the Schengen area.

The Weeknd is scheduled to perform two concerts at the National Stadium in Warsaw on August 4 and 5, with traffic restrictions on Saska Kępa before the event and increased public transport services afterward.

A violent storm struck Warsaw and parts of the Mazovian Voivodeship on Monday evening, bringing intense rainfall, strong winds, hail, and numerous lightning strikes. The severe weather also impacted air traffic.

Residents in Warsaw's Wola district are increasingly complaining about prolonged noise from outdoor concerts held at the Progresja club's summer stage. Recent concerts, featuring international music stars, have generated a wave of grievances over hours of continuous noise.

Drivers in Warsaw will experience easier and more convenient travel near West Station as Jerozolimskie Avenue reopens with two separate carriageways and wider lanes.

Animal welfare inspectors in Warsaw, Poland, who arrived to rescue a neglected dog, unexpectedly found a woman in need of help after she secretly passed them a note, leading to a police investigation.

Warsaw experienced its first monthly decline in average apartment prices in July, attributed to developers introducing more affordable units, while prices in Tricity and Wrocław moved in the opposite direction.

Despite good weather and crowds, pavilions on Warsaw's boulevards remain largely empty as restaurateurs avoid operating there due to short seasons and high rental costs.

Road workers are beginning renovations on the viaduct at Aleja Niepodległości near the Central Statistical Office in Warsaw, which will lead to traffic disruptions on Trasa Łazienkowska until September.

The reconstruction of Złota street in Warsaw is complete, featuring new green spaces, a fountain, and benches, with a grand opening scheduled for Monday.

Warsaw observed a moment of silence to commemorate the 82nd anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising, honoring the 63 days of fighting for freedom. Political leaders reflected on the sacrifices and suffering of the innocent victims during the uprising.

A tragic accident occurred near the Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw, where a 31-year-old intoxicated man fell from a wall near the underground parking entrance and died.

Commemorations for the 82nd anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising began with a field mass and a roll call of remembrance at Krasiński Square, attended by state authorities, surviving insurgents, and residents.

The District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw Praga-Północ is investigating a large fire that destroyed a car dealership, workshop, and customer cars in Warsaw's Targówek district. Initial findings have been released, with further expert conclusions awaited.

Warsaw's regional prosecutor has filed an indictment against Robert Bąkiewicz, accusing him of three crimes, including publicly inciting to commit a crime, for calling Donald Tusk a 'traitor'.

A three-vehicle collision occurred on the A2 highway near Dzierzgów, Skierniewice, injuring one person and completely blocking the road in the direction of Warsaw.

One of Warsaw's most enigmatic locations, the 18th-century Elizeum, is undergoing a significant renovation, starting with the crucial process of drying its interiors.

The Warsaw Uprising garnered international media attention for only a few days, with tragic consequences for Varsovians who heeded a radio appeal, as personal reflections highlight the desire for freedom over revenge.

A campaign has been launched to initiate a referendum for the recall of Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski, with organizers collecting signatures. They need to gather 132,000 signatures to proceed with the referendum.

The presidents of Poland met with veterans of the Warsaw Uprising, honoring them as the "wisdom of modern Poland." The meeting served to commemorate the historical event and acknowledge the contributions of the participants.

Twenty-three photojournalists documented the Warsaw Uprising from its initial joy to its final destruction, capturing the events as they unfolded.

Two men were removed from a train traveling from Warsaw to Tłuszcz after they verbally abused a Ukrainian teenager. The train conductor and two witnesses intervened to defend the teenager.

An energy expert from Warsaw University of Technology, Professor Konrad Świrski, stated that the ongoing energy transformation requires a "BESS revolution" (Battery Energy Storage Systems) as solar and wind power alone are insufficient.

With the Roma Tower project having all necessary building permits, Warsaw city hall is working on a document that could change the rules for skyscraper construction for years to come, potentially making the Roma Tower the last of its kind under current regulations.

An appeals court in Krakow has confirmed the validity of a referendum to recall Mayor Aleksander Miszalski, while a signature collection campaign has launched in Warsaw for a similar referendum against Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski.

Warsaw is demanding the extradition of former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro, sought for embezzlement of public funds, from Washington. The Polish right-wing populist reportedly fled to the US from Hungary with the help of the US government.

Traffic changes are expected during the commemoration of the 82nd anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising, with public transport recommended for reaching event locations.

A growing conflict within Poland's Law and Justice (PiS) party is intensifying in Warsaw and is expected to lead to divisions in regional structures, particularly in Krakow.

The upcoming Property Forum in Warsaw, scheduled for late September, will focus on investment financing, residential and office market outlooks, and the growing role of artificial intelligence in the real estate sector.

Eight companies have submitted bids for the redevelopment of Krucza Street in Warsaw, a key project for the New Warsaw Center, with all offers coming in below the investor's cost estimate.

The Warsaw prosecutor's office has launched an investigation into the death of a 61-year-old patient at Bródno Hospital, where a doctor is alleged to have failed to diagnose an acute heart attack.

A serious accident involving three passenger cars and a truck occurred on the S2 highway in Warsaw, injuring at least one person and blocking the road towards Ursynów/Wawer.

A report by the Supreme Audit Office found that Warsaw authorities and district mayors were ineffective in removing historical contamination from post-industrial areas designated for new housing developments.

Renovation work has commenced on the facade of Kamienica pod Gigantami, one of Warsaw's most valuable classical monuments, involving cleaning, plaster repair, and a change in color.

Activist Jan Śpiewak stated that Warsaw's authorities should be removed due to their alleged corruption, citing a scandal at the Southern Hospital as the 'tip of the iceberg' and claiming the city is run by developers.

Błażej Król and guests will perform a premiere concert at the Freedom Park within the Warsaw Uprising Museum on July 25th, celebrating the release of his new album 'Łączy nas...' as part of the 82nd anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising.

The Warsaw District Court has overturned the governor's decision, granting the Warsaw Uprising March the status of a cyclic assembly. The application for this status was submitted by the Roty Marszu Niepodległości association.

Warsaw's Chopin Airport is entering the decisive phase of its investment program, following the issuance of an immediate environmental conditions decision by the Regional Director for Environmental Protection. This decision paves the way for the expansion of the capital's airport infrastructure.

Tram traffic will be suspended in central Warsaw over the weekend (July 24-26) due to track repairs in Aleje Jerozolimskie, affecting Rondo Dmowskiego, Andersa Street, Bankowy Square, and Marszałkowska Street, leading to changes in public transport routes.

A new national road linking Warsaw with the Central Communication Port (CPK) is set to be included in the list of accompanying investments for CPK, providing an alternative corridor to the A2 highway.

New funding agreements for projects under the PERUN program, focused on state security and defense technologies, were signed in Warsaw, with Prime Minister Donald Tusk commenting on the initiative.

The WIG20 index on the Warsaw Stock Exchange is on the verge of making history, needing less than 2% to reach a significant milestone. The index gained 0.6% on Wednesday, bringing it closer to this achievement.

Over the past two decades, Central-Eastern European cities like Sofia, Bucharest, Prague, and Warsaw have significantly expanded their metro networks faster than Budapest, with Sofia's network now longer.

A complex at ul. Sobieskiego 100 in Warsaw, formerly a diplomatic housing estate for the USSR, will undergo extensive renovation to create 180 communal apartments for the city.

Drivers in Warsaw experienced severe morning traffic jams on the Siekierkowski Bridge due to ongoing renovation work on the pedestrian and bicycle path, causing commutes from Praga and Wawer to Mokotów to take up to half an hour.

Reports are circulating online about drastic, false crimes allegedly committed by Ukrainians against Poles, including claims of torture in Małopolska and a killing in Warsaw. Authorities are warning against these unverified stories.

After several months of conservation work, the university's eagle sculpture has been reinstalled on the Main Gate of the University of Warsaw, cleaned and restored to its historical colors.

A tuberculosis outbreak has been detected in a kindergarten in Warsaw's Białołęka district, leading to some children being sent for examinations and several admitted to a specialized treatment center.

The Warsaw Regional Prosecutor's Office has filed an indictment against three individuals accused of causing 1.5 billion PLN in damages to the Polish energy company Orlen.

The Regional Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw has filed an indictment against three former executives of companies belonging to Orlen, accusing them of causing billions in damages.

Warsaw police are investigating an assault in the city center where an assailant approached two men and forcefully struck one, causing him to fall onto stairs.

The Brussels Times published multiple search queries related to buying cocaine and other drugs in various international locations. These articles appear to be search engine optimization (SEO) spam, featuring phrases like 'WWW FINDCOK ORG' and 'WWW BUY-COKE COM' alongside city names.

Andrzej Morozowski, a journalist, master of political conversation, and friend, passed away on Tuesday after a long battle with illness. His farewell ceremony will take place on August 14 at Powązki Wojskowe in Warsaw.

For the second time this week, unexploded ordnance has been discovered during construction work on tram tracks in Warsaw, leading to road closures in the city center.

The minimalist "Mirror House" villa near Warsaw, designed by Łódź architect Marcin Tomaszewski, draws attention with its unusual structure that seems to float above the ground.

Police in Żoliborz, Warsaw, are searching for three missing Afghan sisters, aged 18, 16, and 14, who were last seen near a tram stop on August 1st.

The TVN24 birthday tour "Jesteśmy stąd" is making its final stop in Warsaw, promising a unique meeting for attendees.

The redevelopment of Warsaw's city center, including the transformation of Złota Street, is eliciting varied opinions, with some drivers frustrated by disappearing parking spaces while pedestrians welcome new green areas.

Several prominent Polish companies, including Canal+ Polska, DESA, Irena Eris, TTMS, and Smyk, are reportedly preparing for potential IPOs on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, having previously delayed plans due to valuation disputes, the pandemic, and war. Improved financial results and more favorable market conditions could pave the way for their debuts.

The annual Memory March, organized by the Warsaw Uprising Museum to commemorate civilian victims, has been canceled due to the heatwave in the capital.

The President of Poland has pardoned Piotr Staruchowicz, a prominent leader of the Legia Warsaw ultras. This decision has drawn attention and discussion in Poland.

Maria Kowalska, known by her pseudonym 'Myszka,' a medic for the 'Baszta' Home Army Regiment during the Warsaw Uprising, has died at the age of 100. She provided aid to the wounded in hospitals in Mokotów.

An online search query or advertisement was found, detailing how to find and purchase cocaine and MDMA in Warsaw, Poland, using the domain 'WWW FINDCOK ORG'.

The first phase of the Złota-Zgoda quarter redevelopment in Warsaw has opened, significantly increasing the number of designated parking spots for delivery vehicles and couriers to 25.

Reports of foul odor, malfunctioning equipment, and bodies left for months in the morgue of the University Clinical Center of the Medical University of Warsaw have prompted a reaction from the Ministry of Health.

Poland's housing market exhibits regional differences, with Warsaw, Wrocław, and Tricity being seller's markets, Poznań and Kraków in relative balance, and Łódź and Katowice facing an oversupply, where developers in Katowice have not introduced new offers for three months.

The Ministry of Health has demanded urgent explanations and an inspection at a Warsaw hospital following reports of irregularities in its mortuary, prompting a corruption investigation by the prosecutor's office, though hospital authorities deny the allegations.

A commentary reflects on the Warsaw Uprising, noting that only a free Poland truly honored its survivors, and posits that even without the uprising, Poland would have suffered greatly due to widespread will to fight both occupiers.

A discussion has emerged regarding whether Bąkiewicz should be the public face of the Warsaw Uprising anniversary, with calls for current actions that reflect the values of the insurgents.

A petition to recall Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski has garnered 15,000 signatures in four days. This initiative follows Trzaskowski's accountability measures for politicians, which led to members of company boards leaving their parties.

Złota Street in Warsaw has been completed and is now open to residents after more than two years of work. The area has been transformed into a pedestrian zone with a new fountain, resting spots, and increased greenery.

Police in Lesznowola, near Warsaw, arrested a 63-year-old man suspected of insulting a Ukrainian national on ethnic grounds and making threats in a video posted on social media; prosecutors have placed him under police supervision.

A new regulation in Poland mandates that women must constitute at least 33 percent of company boards, prompting large companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW) to adapt quickly.

Retired US judges Michael P Donnelly and Robert F Orr have publicly voiced their concerns, emphasizing their commitment to fighting for the rule of law, following a recent tour with other legal professionals to Warsaw.

Anna Przedpełska-Trzeciakowska, a veteran of the Warsaw Uprising, expressed deep pain over the ongoing war in Ukraine, drawing parallels to her own experiences during the uprising.

The story of 'Ali' from Nigeria, who played in humble pubs and operated underground, details how he came to join the Warsaw Uprising.

The gorilla pavilion at the Warsaw Zoological Garden has been closed to visitors due to an air conditioning malfunction, prompting concerns for the animals' well-being amid high temperatures.

The Polish Sejm unanimously adopted a resolution to commemorate the participants of the Warsaw Uprising and the civilian population, expressing gratitude for their sacrifice for a free Poland.

A driver was stabbed with a knife by another motorist in a brutal road rage incident near Legionowo, Poland. The aggressor fled but was later apprehended by police at a gas station in Białołęka, Warsaw.

Polish cities are tackling parking issues by constructing new multi-story parking facilities, with one recently opened in Łódź and another planned, while Warsaw and Katowice also have similar projects underway.

Justyna Glusman has resigned from her position as Deputy Mayor of Ochota, Warsaw, reportedly due to her opposition to the construction of a sports hall at Skra.

Discussions reflect on the Warsaw Uprising, focusing on the moments leading up to the event and how its myth has become an integral part of Polish identity. The articles explore the historical context and the lasting impact of the uprising.

The Warsaw Uprising is commemorated, highlighting the heroic actions of postal workers during the conflict. The city's history, deeply embedded in its walls, serves as a testament to these events.

Warsaw's Greenery Board has announced a suspension of the second round of street lawn mowing, citing the ongoing heatwave and the grass's role as a natural thermal insulator.

Parking bans and street closures have begun in Warsaw as part of the commemorations for the 82nd anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising, with city guards providing a list of expected disruptions over several days.

LOT Polish Airlines has opened ticket sales for direct flights from Warsaw to Hanoi, with the inaugural flight to the Vietnamese capital scheduled for March 31, 2027.

Tram services are set to resume on Grójecka Street and Jerozolimskie Avenues starting Monday, August 3rd, though bus replacement services will continue on Poniatowski Bridge due to ongoing renovation delays.

Wanda Traczyk-Stawska, a participant in the Warsaw Uprising, has issued a moving appeal to the residents of Warsaw in a video published by the city. The appeal is made in connection with the upcoming 82nd anniversary of the uprising.

An investigation is concluding into a tragic incident in Warsaw's Praga district from November 2024, where a young police officer fatally shot a colleague during an intervention.

Nearly 400 buildings across three districts in Warsaw, Poland, including Mokotów, Ochota, and Ursus, are scheduled to lose access to hot water in the coming days due to planned maintenance work by heating providers.

The prosecution has closed its investigation into the fire that damaged a papal cross in Mokotów, Warsaw. The decision concludes the inquiry into the incident.

Police in Praga Północ, Warsaw, arrested a 32-year-old man and found dozens of portions of drugs, including mephedrone and heroin, hidden in common areas of a tenement building.

Residents of Warsaw and other Polish towns witnessed a rare total solar eclipse 175 years ago, on July 28, 1851, when the sun completely disappeared for 110 seconds, marking the last such event visible in the region.

Attorney Adam Gomoła has submitted a request to the District Court in Warsaw to revoke the European Arrest Warrant for Michał Kuczmierowski, the former head of RARS, citing the case of Ziobro as a precedent to remove the legal instrument from circulation.

Nearly 1,000 passengers were evacuated from Chopin Airport in Warsaw and four flights were delayed after an unattended backpack was found outside a restaurant on Sunday.

Warsaw is undergoing extensive urban planning changes around the Palace of Culture, including a redesigned parking area for mass events, an underground garage serving as a shelter, and modifications to two streets and the main pedestrian avenue.

A car overturned on Warsaw's Southern Bypass (S2) after colliding with a delivery van, causing significant traffic disruptions. Police reported that the driver of the overturned car fled the scene.

Warsaw's distinctive Guliwer Puppet Theatre on Różana Street is set for a major renovation, replacing its colorful postmodern facade with a steel curtain in muted tones.

On July 26, 1887, the book "International Language. Preface and Complete Textbook" was published in Warsaw, marking the creation of the Esperanto language by Ludwik Zamenhof, who used the pseudonym Dr. Esperanto.

Warsaw's Road Management Board has opened bids for the third tender this year, aiming to repair seven streets and improve safety in three city districts.

A truck with a semi-trailer overturned on the S8 highway, causing significant traffic disruptions on the exit route from Warsaw.

Złota Street in central Warsaw has undergone a transformation from a concrete parking lot into a green pedestrian zone, with final traffic organization set to be implemented in August, restricting access primarily to residents.

President Karol Nawrocki spoke at the central Police Day celebrations in Warsaw, emphasizing the need for strong, professional uniformed services that serve citizens, freedom, and social solidarity.

Polish company Mute designed Europe's first modular office, with its Warsaw headquarters project winning an international award.

Trams are set to partially resume service on Jerozolimskie Avenue in Warsaw from Ochota to the city center in early August, though work on Poniatowski Bridge will continue longer.

Police have announced that a man suspected of attacking an acquaintance with a sharp object in a Warsaw apartment has been charged with three counts and will remain in temporary detention for the next three months.

A LOT Polish Airlines flight from Mallorca to Warsaw was diverted to Milan after a crew member fell ill, requiring the captain to request medical assistance upon landing.

A list of TV recommendations for Thursday, including shows like 'Total Control,' 'Shape of Water,' 'Eco Spezial,' and a documentary about Warsaw's Palace of Culture.

Police confirmed that Piotr Kuśmirek, a Warsaw poet missing for over a year, died in an accident in Slovakia, with his identity confirmed months after his death through genetic testing.

Poland saw 44 million overnight stays in short-term rentals last year, with Warsaw accounting for 5.41 million, the highest among Polish cities, according to Eurostat data, while Łódź experienced the largest growth at 23 percent.

A former Russian diplomatic housing complex at ul. Sobieskiego 100 in Warsaw is slated for extensive renovation, which will transform it into 180 municipal apartments, as announced by President Rafał Trzaskowski.

The "ALARM-26" exercise in Warsaw ended with an unplanned incident. Although it was officially concluded on July 21 in the afternoon, as informed in communications sent to residents, late...

Finishing touches are being applied to the underground tram stop near Warsaw West Station, with two-thirds of the track already laid. A road bottleneck in Aleje Jerozolimskie is expected to be removed this summer.

A decision to prohibit the use of an apartment block on Hirszfelda Street in Warsaw, Poland, has been overturned, but the building still threatens to collapse, leaving residents in fear and awaiting further news from the District Building Supervision Inspectorate.

TVN24 is holding the final event of its birthday tour in Warsaw on August 9th, near the Palace of Culture and Science, with a weather forecast also provided.

Passengers were evacuated from Modlin Airport near Warsaw on Friday afternoon after an unattended piece of luggage was discovered, prompting security concerns.

Renovation and conservation work is set to begin in August at the historic Villa Hel in Podkowa Leśna, a building that provided shelter to people pursued by Germans during the Warsaw Uprising.

The Warsaw Zoo, in collaboration with specialists, has created a 1:1 scale 3D-printed skeleton of Erna, a legendary elephant who was a symbol and matriarch of the zoo's herd.

A 22-year-old man has been charged with smuggling after customs officers in Warsaw found marijuana disguised as snacks in a package from California, potentially facing 20 years in prison.

Police in Ochota, Warsaw, have arrested five Georgian citizens suspected of a brutal assault at an ATM, where they attacked a victim, attempted to drag him into a car, beat him in the head, and fled with cash.

As a heatwave persists in Warsaw, the city has deployed water misters and water trucks offering free tap water at key locations to help residents cool down.

Polish soldiers will take over Warsaw's Wisłostrada over the weekend to practice for the upcoming Polish Army Day parade, leading to significant road closures and traffic disruptions for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists.

Two passenger cars collided at the intersection of Rolna and Wałbrzyska streets in Warsaw, resulting in two people being hospitalized. The accident has caused traffic disruptions, with buses redirected.

The redevelopment around Warsaw's Palace of Culture and Science, featuring "trees instead of asphalt," has garnered admiration from Czech media, who describe it as a "great transformation."

Warsaw has signed a 79 million PLN contract to implement an intelligent lighting control system that will allow the city to manage all street lighting, adapting it to natural light, seasons, and needs.

Passengers face significant disruptions due to a failure of railway traffic control devices at Warszawa Rembertów station, leading to potential train delays, shortened routes, or cancellations.

Poland's national meteorological service has issued the highest danger level warning for Warsaw and a large part of the country due to a persistent heatwave.

A Polish judge stated that the oral motivations for his ruling in the Łukasz Żak case were clear and accessible, fulfilling their purpose to protect Warsaw residents.

An activist in Warsaw has been fined by a court for defending a wild boar that entered a playground in Bemowo, which was subsequently euthanized.

PwC Polska has secured a lease for 11 floors in the AFI Tower in Warsaw, marking the largest lease transaction of the year in the city's competitive office market.

Sławomir Mentzen of Konfederacja wore a t-shirt depicting a 1944 Warsaw Uprising scene with the Palace of Culture and Science in the background, despite the building's construction beginning in 1952, leading to a historical gaffe.

A debt-ridden housing cooperative in Warsaw is contemplating selling a significant plot of green land, including trees and a playground, to settle its multi-million zloty obligations, sparking concern among residents.

The WIG20 index on the Warsaw Stock Exchange closed at a historic high, surpassing a record set 19 years ago. This marks a significant session for the Polish stock market.

Police in Pułtusk, Poland, announced the tragic conclusion of the search for a 45-year-old man from Warsaw who went missing after disappearing under the surface of the Narew River.

Trams have resumed service on Jerozolimskie Avenue in Warsaw, from Ochota to Muzeum Narodowe, though finishing works outside the tracks may still cause some disruptions.

Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski issued an ultimatum to politicians in city companies: resign from party membership or their positions. As a result, 21 individuals resigned from their party.

The project for a major Warsaw ring road is approaching a crucial decision, with four variants currently under consideration. The proposed plans have sparked a wave of protests from local communities.

The Polish President has approved a law implementing the "Women on Boards" directive, requiring large companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange to ensure 33% female representation on their boards.

Water flooded the train tracks near the Aleje Jerozolimskie stop in Warsaw, initially causing trains to run on a single track before the line was completely closed, disrupting Warszawska Kolej Dojazdowa services.

Warsaw observed a minute of silence at 5:00 PM, known as 'W-Hour,' with sirens wailing and church bells ringing, to honor the heroes of the Warsaw Uprising which began 82 years ago.

A soldier from a Warsaw unit has been arrested in connection with drug offenses, facing charges of possessing narcotics and trafficking significant quantities of marijuana, with a potential sentence of up to 10 years in prison.

A court in Warsaw released Anatoly Blinov from pretrial detention, placing him under police supervision, two years after he was accused of organizing an attack on opposition politicians.

Andrzej Poczobut, a journalist and former political prisoner of the Belarusian regime, has been awarded the title of Honorary Citizen of Warsaw.

An indictment has been filed against Robert Bąkiewicz in Warsaw, accusing him of three crimes, including publicly inciting the violent removal of the prime minister.

Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki launched a 'festival of ideas' in Warsaw, organized by the Rozwój Plus association, addressing various topics.

Warsaw is holding numerous ceremonies, including a field mass, marches, a play, and a concert, to mark the 82nd anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising.

New analyses challenge common perceptions of the Warsaw Uprising, arguing it encompassed more than armed combat and was not necessarily doomed to fail. Experts discuss factors that could have altered its course, such as air support, and highlight the involvement of partisan units.

Jan Ołdakowski, director of the Warsaw Uprising Museum, announced plans for August 1st, including a performance based on the poetry of Anna Świrszczyńska and prose of Miron Białoszewski.

Cargo spilled onto the S7 highway near Michałówka, Mazowieckie, from a damaged truck, causing traffic disruptions on the lane heading towards Warsaw.

A drunk woman returning from a party in Warsaw damaged several parked cars and a motorcycle before fleeing the scene, but was later tracked down by a police dog.

The director of the Nowodworski Medical Center near Warsaw, Poland, has been dismissed following an audit conducted at the hospital, with the county office announcing a competition for the position.

Aga Zaryan will perform the Warsaw Uprising album 'Umiera Piękno' (Beauty Dies).

Two intoxicated men initiated a xenophobic altercation on a train near Warsaw, verbally abusing a passenger with anti-Ukrainian and anti-Belarusian slurs and attacking a conductor. Other passengers intervened to subdue the aggressors.

Police conducting a raid in a courtyard near Brzeska street in Warsaw discovered a backpack containing over 430 packets of various drugs in a sewage manhole and are now trying to identify the owner.

A police officer in Warsaw faces 5 years to life imprisonment after fatally shooting a colleague during an intervention in November 2024, with new information from the prosecutor's office indicating the case will go to court in September.

The Municipal Road Authority announced the completion of works on Wisłostrada under the Poniatowski Bridge viaduct, with all lanes expected to be open to drivers from early August.

Poles are now living longer than ever before, though significant disparities exist, with a more than four-year difference in life expectancy between Warsaw and Łódź.

A 27-year-old BMW driver attempted to drift in central Warsaw, lost control, crashed into barriers, and subsequently had his driver's license suspended for three months.

The return of employees to offices and a limited number of new investments are shifting the commercial real estate market in Poland. In Warsaw, high demand is quickly depleting available office spaces, leading to rising rents and companies planning moves earlier.

In the 1930s, Warsaw was a hub of fashionable creations, but during the occupation, residents resorted to alterations and recycling. By 1944, uniforms were scarce, with only white-and-red armbands serving as a common identifier during the uprising.

The 'Capital Referendum Operation' has begun collecting signatures for a motion to recall Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski and the City Council, citing issues such as administrative bloat and investment problems.

Józefa Marciniak, a liaison officer during the Warsaw Uprising, has passed away at the age of 104. She was a respected participant in the historic event.

A power outage has affected parts of Warsaw's Mokotów district and other areas, with dozens of reports from residents appearing on the energy provider's website.

A museum in Warsaw, located in part of the former FSO car factory, houses a collection of socialist-era vehicles and other treasures but is slated for demolition soon.

A 49-year-old resident of Wołomin was arrested in Warsaw for allegedly scouting cars to steal. He was caught during one of his expeditions, charged, and temporarily detained.

A Warsaw district court has overturned the Mazovian governor's decision to deny cyclical status to this year's Warsaw Uprising March, organized by nationalist groups.

Over 2300 materials related to Captain Cyprian Odorkiewicz, pseudonym Krybar, have been added to the collection of the Warsaw Uprising Museum.

A new European-scale summer exhibition titled 'Nabiści' (The Nabis) has opened at the Royal Łazienki Park in Warsaw, showcasing nearly a hundred works by artists such as Maurice Denis, Paul Sérusier, and Pierre Bonnard.

The dismissed members of the South Hospital management in Warsaw, including the former president and medical director, received over 60,000 PLN in severance pay following their removal due to irregularities at the facility.

The 35th Warsaw Uprising Run will take place this Saturday, with participants competing in 5 and 10-kilometer distances. Drivers and public transport users should expect significant traffic changes due to the event.

The Regional Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw has filed an indictment against Antoni Macierewicz for publicly insulting the leadership of the Military Counterintelligence Service with remarks about 'Russian agents,' potentially leading to a one-year prison sentence.

Police in Warsaw arrested a 40-year-old man who defrauded victims of over 160,000 PLN in a week by impersonating others and using BLIK codes. He faces 106 charges.

The Warsaw District Prosecutor's Office explained that Dawid Kacprzyk was not interrogated in the Southern Hospital investigation to prevent him from learning what the prosecution knows, as nearly forty witnesses have been questioned and about two hundred more are needed.

Since January 1, 2026, the Warsaw City Office has received 118 applications for the transcription of marriage certificates concluded abroad, with 91 acts already prepared and the rest awaiting entry.

JSK Architekci has won the architectural competition to design the modernization of the "Szpiegowo" complex in Warsaw, which will be transformed into communal apartments.

Halfway through the year, The New York Times has visited 11 of its '52 Places to Go' picks, uncovering diverse locations from Warsaw to Bangkok. The travel feature highlights lesser-known spots, historical sites, and vibrant nightlife.

International tax firm Forvis Mazars has joined the tenants of the Lixa E office building in Warsaw, leasing nearly 2,500 square meters of space in the Rondo Daszyńskiego area.

A March of Remembrance will proceed through the streets of Muranów in Warsaw, starting from the former Umschlagplatz. This year's event is dedicated to commemorating the women of the Warsaw Ghetto.