Poland condemns attack by Israeli settlers on delegation that included Polish diplomats
The incident has likewise been condemned by France, Belgium and the EU, as well as Israel’s own foreign minister.
Poland moves to allow more municipalities to charge tourist fee
Kraków, which received 8.7 million overnight tourists last year, had appealed for a change to the law.
Poland drops proposal to criminalise providing help to illegal migrants following outcry
Critics said the law could have exposed volunteers helping migrants to up to three years in prison.
Heads of Polish and Ukrainian national remembrance institutes hold first meeting since 2018
The two countries have been seeking reconciliation over difficult historical issues.
Ukraine finds remains of 30 people in search for victims of massacre by Polish WWII partisans
Poland recently granted permission for Ukraine to conduct a search for the victims.
Poland signs agreement on planned second nuclear plant
“This is an investment in our security, sovereignty and economic development,” says the energy minister.
Kraków’s new mayor withdraws patronage of LGBT+ equality march
Łukasz Gibała, who has been supportive of LGBT+ rights in the past, argues that the event has become too “partisan”.
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