“Poland has not provided any concrete evidence to establish the likelihood and imminence of serious and irreparable damage.”
Daniel Tilles
Poland recovers looted painting that once hung in SS officers’ club in occupied Warsaw
The owner of the painting has donated it to Warsaw’s National Museum after learning of its provenance.
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Poland urges EU to deny asylum to migrants who violently cross its borders
Poland has already introduced similar measures of its own on its border with Belarus.
Polish PM condemns opposition “idiots or traitors” celebrating AfD victory in Germany
However, the response from the Polish right to the election results has so far been relatively muted.
Poland’s oldest operating electric train, 63-year-old “Granny”, returns to the tracks after a refurb
The train has been in operation since 1963.
Prime minister’s “right-hand man” elected as Polish constitutional court judge
Maciej Berek was chosen despite a rebellion from some members of the ruling coalition.
Poland summons Russian ambassador in show of solidarity with Germany
“[We] expressed our strong condemnation of state terrorism perpetrated by Russia,” said Poland’s foreign minister.
Poland moves to allow local communities to ban short-term rentals
The growth of such accommodation has prompted a backlash in Poland.
Polish drone plant fire “undoubtedly” arson and likely ordered by Russia, says Tusk
“This is a continuation of Russia’s escalatory actions throughout the region,” said the prime minister.
Polish court orders Catholic diocese to compensate child sex abuse victim and priest to apologise
It is one of the largest compensation orders ever issued against Poland’s Catholic church.
Poland grants Ukraine permission to search for remains of Ukrainians massacred by Polish partisans
The decision marks the latest step towards reconciliation over a difficult shared history.
Poland investigates potential “foreign intelligence” involvement in fire at drone plant
The fire broke out at a facility belonging to WB Electronics, Europe’s largest drone maker.
Polish student accused of planning Islamist terrorist attack on Christmas market to stand trial
The 20-year-old was a first year at the Catholic University of Lublin but reportedly became “infatuated with Islam”.
Polish WWII massacre victims reburied in Ukraine at ceremony attended by officials from both countries
The 55 victims, half of whom were children, were among around 100,000 killed by Ukrainian nationalists.
