“Strong traces of right-wing extremism” in activity of Kraków terrorist, says justice minister
The suspect’s search history included websites relating to Anders Breivik, the Norwegian far-right terrorist.
Two Ukrainians charged with spying and sabotage for Russia in Poland
The suspects allegedly conducted reconnaissance of critical infrastructure and military facilities and set fire to several vehicles.
Coalition of the Willing military exercises begin in Poland to prepare support for postwar Ukraine
France and the UK are jointly leading the exercises, which also involve nine other countries.
Polish government ministers suggest tighter gun controls after deadly terrorist shooting
Poland has among the lowest levels of gun ownership in Europe, though the number of licences has risen in recent years.
Fugitive Polish opposition politician attends gala at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort
Poland submitted a request to the US earlier this year for Zbigniew Ziobro’s extradition.
Perpetrator of Kraków terrorist attack dies of injuries in hospital
The man, who can now be named as Michał Oksiński, is believed to have killed nine people.
Prosecutors launch terror investigation as Poland reels from fatal shootings
A total of nine people have died.
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