Michał Dworczyk is also accused of obstructing an investigation by ordering some of his emails to be deleted.
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Wałęsa awarded inaugural European Order of Merit alongside Merkel and Zelensky
The European Parliament’s new award is intended to “honour those who did not simply believe in Europe, but who helped build it”.
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Polish justice minister fined by police for road offence caught during YouTube interview
The incident came to light at the same time as Waldemar Żurek publicly announced a crackdown on dangerous drivers.
Most Poles believe US is no longer a reliable ally, finds new poll
It follows a number of other recent surveys indicating that attitudes towards the US have worsened in Poland under Donald Trump.
Schools close in Poland as temperatures drop below -20°C
In Gdańsk, the Motława River has frozen for the first time since 2011.
Nazi documents withdrawn from German auction passed to Poland’s Auschwitz-Birkenau Foundation
The auction was cancelled after international criticism and intervention by Poland’s government.
Lithuania proposes Europe’s first cross-border economic zone to Poland
The project would be located in the strategically important Suwałki Gap on the Polish-Lithuanian border.
Poland signs contract for anti-drone system in wake of Russian incursions
“There is no other example in Europe today of this kind of integrated, intelligent anti-drone system,” claims Donald Tusk.
Russians identify Poland and Lithuania as their greatest enemies
62% of Russians see Poland as an enemy and only 2% as a friend.
Pensioner handed suspended prison sentence for online threat against Polish charity chief
The 67-year-old woman had written in a Facebook comment that she hoped Jerzy Owsiak would die.
Auschwitz Museum criticises Germany for failing to mention Nazis’ Polish victims in commemoration
“It is deeply troubling that the statement commemorating the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz failed to mention the Polish victims of the camp.”
Court rules Kaczyński’s defamation of political opponent during Pegasus inquiry “not socially harmful”
Kaczyński said that Krzysztof Brejza, against whom Pegasus spyware was used, had committed “abhorrent crimes”.
Poland to increase gas export capacity to Ukraine amid winter heating crisis
Ukraine’s energy minister “thanked our Polish partners for their consistent support”.
President calls for Germany to pay Poland reparations in Auschwitz speech on Holocaust Remembrance Day
“To this day, the German state has not paid Poland reparations for the evils of WWII,” declared Karol Nawrocki.
