What will Poland’s recognition of foreign same-sex marriages mean in practice? Five expert views
Maria Kędzior
It may take years to establish what rights are granted to such couples.
Polish president decides to strip Zelensky of honour for naming unit after group that massacred Poles
Ukraine’s foreign minister called it “reckless” and a “strategic mistake” that would “only benefit Moscow”.
French nationalist leader Bardella visits Poland to meet president, opposition and observe Belarus border
“Poland is today an indispensable country for building the new European architecture,” said Bardella.
Detectorist finds 2,700-year-old Bronze Age sword in Poland
The well-preserved weapon dates to around 900-700 BCE.
Poland rises to highest-ever level in EU household prosperity index, passing four member states
Poland’s level of actual individual consumption is now 88% of the EU average.
Poland to equip 12,000 schools with AI labs
Ot will spend 1.9 billion zloty to provide laptops, AI software and interactive displays, among other equipment.
Poland invests $11m in ElevenLabs to develop Polish AI hub
The firm, which specialises in AI-powered voice-generation tools, is now headquartered in New York but was founded by two Poles.
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