The government immediately moved to reintroduce subsidies on fuel prices for consumers.
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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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Fugitive opposition politician granted safe passage to return to Poland against prosecutors’ wishes
Marcin Romanowski is believed to be in the pro-Russian Moldovan breakaway region of Transnistria.
EU court rejects Poland’s request to suspend implementation of Mercosur trade deal
“Poland has not provided any concrete evidence to establish the likelihood and imminence of serious and irreparable damage.”
Belarusian convicted for preparing arson in Poland on behalf of foreign intelligence
Vitaliy S. was sentenced to three and a half years in prison.
Poland extends tax rights to same-sex couples with foreign marriages
The decision adds to marital benefits now available in Poland to same-sex couples married elsewhere in the EU.
Prosecutors drop case in which Wałęsa was accused of lying about being communist collaborator
“Truth has triumphed over an attempt to rewrite history,” wrote the justice minister.
Poland issues guidance on responding to air attacks and warns of Russia threat
85,000 shelters are to be marked with clear signs across Poland by the end of the year.
Zelensky condemns knife attack by Ukrainian at Polish abbey that left priest dead and others injured
Prime Minister Donald Tusk pledged that the perpetrator, who is in police custody, will face the “full severity of Polish law”.
Polish constitutional court officials charged with preventing entry of new judges
Meanwhile, the court’s chief justice announced proceedings of his own against three other judges.
Starlink ground station in Poland hit by fire in suspected arson attack
The facility is used to provide internet services to Ukraine, with a minister suggesting Russia may be behind the fire.
Senior Polish presidential official detained amid probe into misspending of funds
The case relates to the Polish National Foundation, a body created under the former government to promote Poland abroad.
Poland detains neo-Nazi youth planning terrorist attack on mosque and school
In total, three teenagers have been detained in relation to online groups promoting neo-Nazism and violence.
Poland has begun paying benefits to same-sex couples who married abroad
The Court of Justice of the European Union recently ordered Poland to begin recognising such marriages.
