The firm, which specialises in AI-powered voice-generation tools, is now headquartered in New York but was founded by two Poles.
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Poland detains suspect in murder of Russian dissident, saying evidence points to “political assassination”
A 36-year-old man using a Georgian passport was detained near Warsaw.
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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.
Poland to increase gold reserve to world’s 10th largest
“This will place Poland among the elite,” declared the central bank governor.
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.
Poland bans Chinese cars from military bases
One report has also suggested that a Tesla electric vehicle was turned away.
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.
Trump invites Poland’s President Nawrocki to join Board of Peace
The US president has invited dozens of world leaders to join the body, including Vladimir Putin.
Poland saw EU’s second-fastest growth in tourism in 2025
The number of nights spent in tourist accommodation rose by 7% in Poland, second only to Malta’s 9.9%.
Poles donate millions to provide heating for Ukraine amid winter freeze and Russian attacks
Ukraine’s foreign minister has thanked Poles for their “true solidarity and humanity”.
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 hindered Soviet efforts to prevent WWII, claims head of Russian state archives
The claims echo Vladimir Putin’s longstanding revisionist narrative about the war.
Andy Warhol works part of Polish museum’s new exhibition on art of Rusyn ethnic group
The Rusyns are from a region that today lies around the borders between Poland, Slovakia, Ukraine, Hungary and Romania.
