He is part of a group accused of causing a fire at a Romanian defence company in September.
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Witness testifies Polish president discussed “making money bringing girls” to hotel where they worked 20 years ago
Karol Nawrocki is suing a media publisher over claims he was involved in procuring prostitutes.
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Polish far-right leader charged over confrontation with abortion doctor and inciting hatred against Jews
Grzegorz Braun was also charged with vandalising an LGBT+ exhibition.
Protesters return to Poland’s streets demanding liberalisation of abortion law
They criticised the government for failing to fulfil its promises.
Poland charges second Georgian man over murder of Russian dissident
Robert Kuzovkov (who went by the name of Semyon Skrepetsky) was shot dead near his home in Poland this year.
Court acquits Polish soldier who accidentally shot Syrian refugee at Belarus border
The Syrian man had been seeking 50,000 zloty (€11,500) in compensation.
Parliament approves liberalisation of Poland’s abortion laws
One would reverse the near-total abortion ban while the other would decriminalise abortion assistance.
Poland detains Polish-Ukrainian military reservist on suspicion of espionage
It has not been revealed which country he is accused of seeking to spy for.
Poland breaks up international criminal group accused of laundering €77 million
Nine people have been arrested – eight Ukrainians and one Belarusian – who operated from currency exchange offices.
Poland moves to allow more municipalities to charge tourist fee
Kraków, which received 8.7 million overnight tourists last year, had appealed for a change to the law.
Poland drops proposal to criminalise providing help to illegal migrants following outcry
Critics said the law could have exposed volunteers helping migrants to up to three years in prison.
New Polish constitutional court judge takes oath in defiance of president
The new judge, Maciej Berek, was recently described by Prime Minister Donald Tusk as his “right-hand man”.
Man charged with plotting attack on Polish PM
Improvised explosive devices were discovered at his home.
Germany detains Turks suspected of sabotaging Starlink station in Poland on behalf of Russia
The satellite internet ground station provides services to Ukraine, which relies heavily on Starlink.
