The government immediately moved to reintroduce subsidies on fuel prices for consumers.
Daniel Tilles
Activists launch world’s first abortion pill delivery locker in Poland
Access to abortion is tightly restricted in Poland, which has some of the world’s strictest laws.
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Poland says it foiled Russian plot to “execute” US-Ukrainian citizen in Warsaw
The assassin was working on behalf of the Russian intelligence services, says Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Fugitive Polish opposition politician reportedly in pro-Russian Moldovan breakaway region
Marcin Romanowski’s whereabouts have been unknown since he fled Hungary, where he previously had political asylum.
Poland complains to Starlink over exclusion from European roaming zone
Elon Musk’s company cannot “treat Poles worse than other Europeans”, says a government minister.
Negative views of Poland’s justice system have grown under Tusk government, finds state pollster
Sixty-one percent of Poles now negatively perceive the justice system.
Indians and Colombians now third and fourth largest groups of foreign workers in Poland
Ukrainians remain by far the largest immigrant group, followed by Belarusians
Kaczyński appeals to President Nawrocki to unify Poland’s right-wing opposition ahead of elections
Many see Nawrocki as a potential figurehead who could bring together a divided right.
Remains of Poles massacred by Ukrainian nationalists in WWII exhumed in Ukraine
Around half of the remains belonged to children, and most show signs of brutal deaths, including skulls pierced with farming tools.
New Polish opposition group proposes paying parents “salary” to encourage more births
The idea is part of a package of proposals to tackle Poland’s dire demographic situation proposed by the new Development Plus group.
Polish opposition calls for deportation of Ukrainian conscription-age men not working legally
The proposal was criticised by the government, which called it “absurd” and “disgusting”.
Polish prosecutors end 10-year treason investigation into Tusk over Smolensk air disaster
They found that government officials acted in Poland’s interests when cooperating with Russia after the crash.
Unexploded WWII ordnance discovered under busy Warsaw street
The discovery led to part of the city centre being shut down.
Russia condemns Poland’s “sacrilegious” demolition of Soviet monument
Poland’s Institute of National Remembrance says the monument was a “Soviet propaganda object” that had to be removed.
