Prosecutors have indicted him for a series of anti-Ukrainian, anti-Jewish, anti-LGBT and anti-EU acts.
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International Commission of Jurists criticises takeover of Polish constitutional court
The move ” contravenes international standards on the independence of the judiciary”, says the ICJ.
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Norwegian defence firm Kongsberg to build anti-drone factory in Poland
It will invest over 200 million zloty (€46 million) in the facility, creating over 100 long-term jobs.
Warsaw records EU’s highest employment rate
The figure for Poland’s capital and its surrounding area stood at 86.9%, more than 10 percentage points above the level for the EU as a whole.
Ukrainian refugees raised Poland’s GDP by 2.4% in 2025, finds UN study
At the same time, their growing presence in the labour market had no negative impact on employment or wages.
Sweden to deploy Patriot air defence systems to Poland
They will protect the NATO logistics hub in Rzeszów, which is the main conduit for aid to Ukraine.
Poland and Lithuania prepare to evacuate one million Baltic residents to Poland in event of war
Lithuania last week finished large-scale mobilisation exercises that also involved Polish officials.
Poland updates nuclear strategy with delays to launch of first two plants
The updated nuclear strategy targets up to 9 GW of capacity and a bigger role for Polish industry in future projects.
Remains of 115 Polish WWII soldiers exhumed in Ukraine
The soldiers died defending Lviv, then known as Lwów, when Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union invaded Poland.
Polish coal mining giant JSW to shed 4,200 jobs – 21% of its workforce – this year
The EU’s largest producer of coking coal producer reported a 1 billion zloty loss in the first half of 2026.
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.
Speaker of Polish parliament signs off on service dog’s retirement after eight years of “exemplary” service
Cobra was one of the first dogs to serve in the security force of Poland’s parliament.
US ambassador inaugurates planned Polish-American Centre at Kraków’s Kościuszko Mound
The facility “will serve as a living symbol of friendship, understanding, and transatlantic cooperation”.
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.
