US ambassador refuses to say how Polish speaker insulted Trump
He says the US remains “Poland’s best ally and greatest friend”.
Polish court upholds jail sentences for Russian Wagner Group recruiters
The men were convicted last year of recruiting for a terrorist organisation after they placed hundreds of stickers in Warsaw and Kraków.
Polish nationalist leader charged with inciting murder of Prime Minister Tusk
Robert Bąkiewicz says that his words have been deliberately misrepresented as part of a political prosecution aimed against him.
Russia accuses Poland of involvement in assassination attempt on general in Moscow
Poland has not yet commented on the claims, which were presented without evidence.
Consortium including FedEx to buy Poland’s InPost in €7.8 billion deal
InPost will retain its current name and remain headquartered in Poland.
Warsaw Zoo opens 24-hour drop off point for injured birds
The project was funded as part of the city’s “citizens’ budget”, in which residents can propose and vote for projects to be implemented with municipal funds.
Poles’ dislike of Americans, Jews and Ukrainians on the rise, survey shows
But Russians, Belarusians and Roma remain the most disliked national and ethnic groups in Poland.
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