Chaos at Poland’s constitutional court as government-backed judges seek to oust chief justice
Riot police prevented the chief justice from entering the court.
Poland approves first fast-track renewable energy zones
New fast-track zones aim to cut project preparation times from three to four years to as little as one year.
Polish Left seeks to end state funding of clergy’s social contributions as government reform stalls
The party says its “patience is running out”, but coalition partner PSL will oppose the bill.
Polish opposition leader sparks controversy with speech on potential EU exit talks
Prime Minister Donald Tusk accused Jarosław Kaczyński of trying to push Poland out of the EU.
Polish bishop convicted for failing to promptly report child sex abuse allegations
It was the first time a Polish bishop has faced trial over such allegations.
Turkish engineer creates live 3D pixel map of adopted hometown Warsaw
The map features almost 200,000 buildings, moving trams that match their real-life schedules and live weather conditions.
Poland detains Ukrainian accused of arson attack in Romania on behalf of Russia
He is part of a group accused of causing a fire at a Romanian defence company in September.
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