European Commission VP: Amended Supreme Court Law in Poland Meets Requirements, Paves the Way for EU Funds

In a significant development, Vera Jourova, Vice President of the European Commission (EC), has expressed support for an amended Supreme Court law currently under consideration by Poland's Constitutional Tribunal.

Polish Official Warns Against Russian Propaganda Amid Nord Stream Pipeline Explosion Investigation

In the aftermath of last year's explosion that caused significant damage to the Nord Stream natural gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea, concerns have been raised about media reports suggesting a Polish connection to the incident.

Russia’s Withdrawal from CFE Treaty Sparks Condemnation from Polish Foreign Ministry

The Polish Foreign Ministry has strongly condemned Russia's recent decision to withdraw from the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE).

Poland Elected to the United Nations Economic and Social Council for 2024-2026

During the elections held on June 8th, Poland has secured its position in the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) for the term 2024-2026, receiving votes from 177 member states in the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

Polish Farmers Stage Traffic Blockade Protesting Influx of Ukrainian Grain

In an ongoing demonstration of discontent, farmers in eastern Poland have taken drastic action by blocking traffic near the border with Ukraine, expressing their frustration over the continuous influx of Ukrainian grain.

Poland Strongly Opposes EU Proposals on Migration Laws

During Thursday's EU members' meeting in Brussels, an agreement was reached regarding the relocation of migrants, despite Poland's strong opposition.

European Court of Human Rights Dismisses Eight Abortion Access Cases in Poland

In a recent ruling, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has dismissed charges filed by eight Polish women who claimed they were denied access to legal abortion in Poland. Citing a lack of strong medical evidence and other factors, the court concluded that the applicants failed to prove their case.

Polish President Signs Law for Subsidized Mortgage Scheme Benefitting Home Buyers Under 45

In a significant move, the Polish president has signed a new law aimed at assisting individuals under the age of 45 in purchasing their first homes.

EC Initiates Infringement Procedures Against Poland Over Russian Influence Investigation

The European Commission (EC) has taken a decisive step by launching infringement procedures against Poland concerning a recently enacted law that establishes a commission tasked with investigating alleged Russian influence on Poland's internal security from 2007 to 2022.

Dominik Ośliźniok from Poland Among the Graduates of the US Air Force Academy

On June 2nd, Marek Wałkuski – White House Correspondent for Polish Radio – tweeted that two Poles had graduated from the US Air Force Academy.

Poland Stuns Reigning Champions France in Volleyball Nations League Opener

Read about Poland's stunning victory against reigning champions France in the Nations League opener. Discover the thrilling battle and standout performances that led to a 3-1 triumph. Get all the details and upcoming match information in this exciting Nations League clash.

Poland Extends Support to Ukraine After Dam Destruction, Sending Water Tankers and Pumps

In response to the devastating destruction of the Kakhovka dam, the Polish interior minister announced on Wednesday that Poland would provide aid to Ukraine...

50 Years Ago: Fiat 126p’s Journey Begins, Redefining Polish Roads

It was a historic day on June 6, 1973, when the first batch of Fiat 126p cars rolled off the assembly line at the Fabryka Samochodów Małolitrażowych (FSM) in Bielsko-Biała, Poland.

Poland’s Supreme Court Overturns Pardon of Interior Minister Kaminski, Orders Case Re-Examination

In a significant development, Poland's Supreme Court has invalidated the suspension of Mariusz Kaminski's case, the country's interior minister and former head of the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau (CBA), despite his prior presidential pardon.

Deputy FM Claims Germany Will Pay War Reparations to Poland if Incumbent Government Secures Another Term

In a recent interview with the Polish Press Agency, Deputy Foreign Minister Arkadiusz Mularczyk made a bold claim, stating that if his government wins another term, Germany will be compelled to pay war reparations to Poland.

Polish space agency POLSA joins NASA to infinity and beyond

Developing capabilities in launch systems, participation in the Artemis and the Moon to Mars programmes, or in the construction of new space stations. These...

Has the Ukrainian counter-offensive begun? Observers are puzzled

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In a bizarre ruling, the ECJ found that the Polish law breached EU law

In a final judgment, the ECJ found that the reform of the Polish judiciary in December 2019 violates EU law because judicial independence and...

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