Russian offensive capabilities in Kherson Oblast have degraded even further, the US-based Institute for the Study of War (ISW) wrote in a recent report.

Next year, Poland will receive twelve Korean FA-50 training and combat aircraft, the country's defence minister has said.

Great news from Einsiedeln! Nicole Konderla is going down in history as the first Polish ski jumper to win two FIS competitions in one day. Adam Małysz and Kamil Stoch cannot boast about such a result.

What is fisting? Let us just clarify that it is a type of perverse sexual activity. What is more important, is that an in-depth explanation and surreptitious advertising (two in one) were to appear before the eyes of passengers on the Poznan public transport system. The carrier remains silent, as do the city authorities.

The Polish defence minister has approved contracts for the purchase of South Korean tanks and self-propelled howitzers as Poland seeks to boost its security following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

A natural gas pipeline between Poland and Slovakia, inaugurated on Friday, proves that north-south connections can increase security, Mateusz Morawiecki, the Polish prime minister, has said.

The decommunization carried out by the Institute of National Remembrance continues unabated, but another toppled Soviet monument makes Kremlin propaganda tick. The latest decommunization activities in Poland have even awakened the Russian Investigative Committee. According to an expert, its actions will reinforce the false message, which maintains anyway that... "Poles are ungrateful for liberation".

Poland's prime minister has given his assurance that post-pandemic EU recovery funding will come to Poland regardless of the country's parliamentary election results next year.

A group of scientists has called the government for a new river management policy to prevent a repeat of the environmental disaster that has affected the Odra River.

A memorial site with tombs of Polish World War Two Home Army (AK) soldiers in north-western Belarus is being levelled to the ground by the Minsk regime services, Lukasz Jasina, a Polish Foreign Ministry spokesman, said on Thursday.

Indeed, the inhabitants of Baszkówka did not expect this. On 25 August 1994, one of the most beautiful, so-called oriented stones in the world fell in the village of Baszkówka near Piaseczno.

Judgement without hearing the defendant, security that is preventive censorship, chatter and even signs of sympathy by the judge towards one of the parties. There is no shortage of such surprising situations, unacceptable in the courts of law-abiding countries, in trials regarding journalists of "Gazeta Polska." After analyzing dozens of cases, one can see a rule - they occur all too often when the presiding judge is a member of “Iustitia” or signatories of purely political appeals, which have recently multiplied.

Poland is ruling out no visas to be given to any Russians, only on a halt to issuing "classic tourist visas," a deputy foreign minister has said.

Alexander Dugin's daughter was killed after Vladimir Putin's 'tacit approval'? Historian Yuri Felshtinsky points this out. In an interview with the British daily The Sun, he also stated that "there is no chance" that the Ukrainians did it. According to him, the case leads to the former employment of Dugin's father - Russian intelligence.

Poland does not assume a return to the national draft as there is no need for it and young people can be attracted to military service by good prospects and programmes, the defence minister has told a daily paper.

Guinness is no stranger to Romania-born pianist Thurzó Zoltán. He decided to try to break all the Guinness records connected with piano, and even to list two more new categories over the years.

Westinghouse CEO Patrick Fragman expects the US government to submit a US nuclear offer to the Polish government in the next few days. Part of it will be the FEED engineering study prepared by Westinghouse and Bechtel.

The defence minister has said that Poland has been consistent in building Nato's resilience through developing its army and through its regular training exercises.