The suspect, Alexander Butyagin, can still appeal, while a final decision on extradition rests with the Polish justice minister.
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Political gridlock threatens Poland’s public finances, warns Fitch, citing EU defence loan standoff
The standoff between the government and president is hindering efforts to tackle Poland’s deficit and debt.
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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”.
Poland to increase gas export capacity to Ukraine amid winter heating crisis
Ukraine’s energy minister “thanked our Polish partners for their consistent support”.
President calls for Germany to pay Poland reparations in Auschwitz speech on Holocaust Remembrance Day
“To this day, the German state has not paid Poland reparations for the evils of WWII,” declared Karol Nawrocki.
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’s ports handled record cargo volumes in 2025
Container traffic was up 18% compared to 2024.
Polish city steps in to ensure survival of iconic 1950s café
Kraków has obtained the rights to the Rio coffee bar’s name and logo and is now auctioning off the lease.
Opposition leader Kaczyński calls for Poland to pay $1bn to join Trump’s Board of Peace
“We must be on the best possible terms with the United States,” said Kaczyński.
Poland’s biggest annual charity fundraiser again breaks record
The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity (WOŚP) raised over 183 million zloty (€43.5 million) by the end of Sunday’s grand finale.
Presidents of Poland, Ukraine and Lithuania mark anniversary of 19th-century anti-Russian uprising
“It’s been 163 years since the January Uprising and one thing remains unchanged: Russia remains a threat,” said Karol Nawrocki.
Poland to send hundreds of generators to Ukraine amid winter heating crisis
Russian attacks on energy infrastructure have left many Ukrainians without heat and power.
Polish general who served in Iraq condemns “coward” Trump over criticism of NATO allies
Dozens of Polish soldiers died in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Youth suicide deaths in Poland rose 27% in 2025
However, the number of suicide attempts declined.
