Polish PM claims president and opposition are part of “Putinist front” serving Russian interests
The PM also unveiled a group of ten party figures who will “lead us into battle” at next year’s parliamentary elections.
Polish presidential official criticises Trump pope attacks and Jesus graphic as “insult to all Catholics”
Poland’s President Karol Nawrocki is a close Trump ally.
US ambassador condemns Polish parliamentary speaker after renewed Trump criticism
Włodzimierz Czarzasty called President Donald Trump “irrational” and a “leader of chaos”.
Poland upgrades ties with “most important ally after US” South Korea
The two countries have signed a new comprehensive strategic partnership.
Magyar confirms first trip as new Hungarian PM will be to Poland
Polish PM Donald Tusk expressed his “joy” at Magyar’s victory.
Kraków’s buglers get new instruments for iconic hourly trumpet call
The practice of buglers playing from the church tower dates back to at least the 14th century.
Archaeologists in Poland find ancient society drank reduced-lactose milk in likely rituals
Finds also include what could be one of the world’s earliest known depictions of wheeled transport.
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