Poland’s president, Andrzej Duda, said on Monday he “deeply believed” that Ukraine could win its war with Russia and that its people would live in peace.

At the PGE Narodowy in Warsaw, the final of the Polish Football Cup began at 4 p.m. in which Lech Poznań plays Raków Częstochowa. However, most of the fans of “Kolejorz” (old used abbreviation for Lech Poznań – editor’s note) are still in front of the stadium, their sectors are empty.

The Lesser Poland Brass Band Festival “Echo of trembita” is the annual competition meeting of the best brass bands from the Lesser Poland Voivodeship. It is one of the most prestigious and largest cyclical events of the amateur music movement. The main goal of the Festival is to promote and raise the artistic level of amateur brass bands – there is a chance to present their current achievements, exchange experiences, perfect the music skills, and find the inspiration for a new repertoire.

Around 91 per cent of Poles are in favour of accepting refugees from war-torn Ukraine, a new survey has found.

The Polish-Lithuanian gas pipeline (GIPL) was launched on May 1 as planned, with gas flowing into Poland as of May 2, Poland’s Minister of Climate and Environment Anna Moskwa has said.

Over 80 per cent of the Polish public appreciate the economic benefits of EU membership while 82 per cent see its results in an improved situation on the labour market, according to a report by the Polish Economic Institute (PIE).

With the beginning of the tourist season, the MPK group brings back historical means of transport in the Poznan Tourist Lines project. On weekends and holidays, tourists in Poznan will be able to commute in trams and buses that were put out of use. Tourist Lines will work until September 25th.

A car riddled with bullets attracts attention on the streets of Warsaw. Maryna and Oleksandr Pushko, who had previously been hiding in the cellars of Mariupol for two months, decided to flee to Poland by this car.

Poland's ruling United Right coalition has recorded a drop in support from 38 per cent in March to 35.4 per cent in April, a new poll has revealed.

According to the information by Dziennik Śledczy (the Investigative Newspaper), this morning a 24-year-old resident of the village poured himself with an inflammatory substance and set himself on fire in the market square in Strzelno.

In Giżycko – the nautical capital of Poland – the Grand Opening of the Sailing and Tourist Season will take place on May 1st-3rd. Among the scheduled activities will be the Parade of Floating Units, art exhibitions, competitions and picnics.

The US will aid its European allies in supplying natural gas to Poland and Bulgaria after Russia halted deliveries to both countries, US President Joe Biden announced on Thursday.

Poland’s largest energy concern, the Orlen Group, noted a PLN 2.8-billion (EUR 600-million) net profit in the first quarter of 2022, up from PLN 1 billion (EUR 210 million) in the first quarter of 2021.

The Polish Air Navigation Services Agency (PAZP) has signed an agreement with protesting air traffic controllers, the Air Traffic Controllers Trade Union has announced.

Up to 100,000 Ukrainians have found jobs in Poland since the start of the war, the labour minister said on Thursday.

The Polish state assets minister has said that the Baltic Pipe gas pipeline, which will take gas from Norway to the Danish and Polish markets, will become fully operational on October 1 this year.

Mateusz Morawiecki, the Polish prime minister, has called for the EU to impose duties on Russian oil, gas and coal.

About half of the three million Ukrainians who have crossed the Polish border since Russia invaded Ukraine intend to stay in Poland, a senior government official has said.