Poland unveils first warship under major naval modernisation programme
“Poland is becoming a maritime power in the Baltic Sea,” declared Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Poland detains Russian seeking to assassinate US-Ukrainian citizen in Warsaw
The assassin was working on behalf of the Russian intelligence services, says Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Polish household assets hit record 4 trillion zloty amid fastest growth in years
Three decades of strong economic growth and rising wages have helped drive household wealth higher.
Poland hit by theft of 19 million patients’ data from medical platform
it is “one of the largest incidents in Poland’s history”, says the digital affairs minister.
Fugitive Polish opposition politician reportedly in pro-Russian Moldovan breakaway region
Marcin Romanowski’s whereabouts have been unknown since he fled Hungary, where he previously had political asylum.
Poland complains to Starlink over exclusion from European roaming zone
Elon Musk’s company cannot “treat Poles worse than other Europeans”, says a government minister.
Negative views of Polish-Ukrainian relations reach highest level on record in Poland
Meanwhile, the proportion who believe that reconciliation is possible has fallen to the lowest level on record.
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