He could face up to life in prison if convicted.
Daniel Tilles
Annual Polish Independence March passes through Warsaw
This year’s event took place amid heightened security following the deadly terrorist attack in Kraków four days earlier.
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“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.
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.
Six killed in terrorist shooting in Polish city of Kraków
Police have apprehended the perpetrator.
Rating agency S&P shifts Poland’s credit outlook to negative and lowers currency rating
Poland has seen “one of the most significant fiscal deteriorations globally”, write S&P.
Polish deputy PM proposes “constitutional reset” to resolve crisis around top court
The plan would require amending the constitution, something that has only been done twice before.
Six detained in Poland on suspicion of exporting military components to Russia
The suspects including five Poles and one Russian woman.
Polish far-right leader Braun to face second trial
Prosecutors have indicted him for a series of anti-Ukrainian, anti-Jewish, anti-LGBT and anti-EU acts.
“Democracy won in America”: Polish leaders react to US midterm election results
The defeat of Donald Trump’s Republicans received a positive reaction from Poland’s ruling coalition.
International Commission of Jurists criticises takeover of Polish constitutional court
The move ” contravenes international standards on the independence of the judiciary”, says the ICJ.
Disputed Polish constitutional court holds first meeting after takeover by government-backed judges
The judges moved forward with disciplinary proceedings against the court’s chief justice, Bogdan Święczkowski.
