“This crumbling state has no problem with being colonised by Indians and Arabs but it does have a problem with me,” said Sławomir Mentzen.
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Poland detains 123 people in nationwide operation against child porn
Poland’s justice minister welcomed the operation as “a decisive response by the state to crimes against children”.
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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.
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”.
Supreme Court rules Polish government unlawfully removed judicial officials
It found that the current and former justice ministers acted “without a proper legal basis”.
Poland leads EU’s biggest ever synthetic drugs bust
Dozens of arrests have been made, including the alleged ringleaders of the network in Poland.
EU court rejects Poland’s appeal against €68.5 million coal mine fines
The ruling now brings the long-running case to a close.
Poland plans to end special support for Ukrainian refugees
“We can now phase out these extraordinary measures and move from temporary solutions to systemic ones,” says the government.
Russian couple accused of being Kremlin spies go on trial in Poland
They are alleged to have passed information to Moscow about Russian opposition figures in Poland.
Polish court rejects couple’s divorce because it was issued by illegitimate judge
The case has highlighted how Poland’s rule-of-law dispute can impact citizens’ everyday lives.
President signs Polish government’s budget into law despite concerns over deficit
As well as signing it, he also sent the budget to the Constitutional Tribunal for assessment.
Poland prepares implementation of EU ruling on recognising foreign same-sex marriages
Documents would use the terms “first spouse” and “second spouse” instead of the current “man” and “woman”.
Ukrainian ambassador to Poland calls on compatriots not to carry out Russian sabotage for “easy money”
Recent years have seen many Ukrainians recruited by Russia to carry out acts of sabotage in Poland.
Poland indicts five over plot to send explosive courier packages on behalf of Russia
Two of the packages exploded at airports in the UK and Germany.
