Recent rulings by the Supreme Administrative Court and the European Court of Justice remain unimplemented.
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Mass grave discovered at site where Ukrainian nationalists massacred Poles in WWII
Ukraine previously banned exhumations, but last year allowed them to resume in a diplomatic breakthrough.
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Deported Polish Gaza aid flotilla members return home, claiming “torture” by Israel
One of them, a member of parliament, criticised the Polish government for “turning a blind eye” to “genocide”.
EU launches legal action against Poland over lack of climate plan
Poland is the only member state that has failed to submit the document, the final deadline for which passed well over a year ago.
Number of fully electric passenger vehicles in Poland passes 100,000
Registrations were up by 94% in the first eight months of the year, which is among the EU’s fastest growth rates.
Tusk: “not in interest of Poland or justice” to extradite Ukrainian accused of Nord Stream sabotage
“The problem with Nord Stream is not that it was blown up. The problem is that it was built,” declared the Polish prime minister.
Resolution condemning “genocide” in Gaza submitted to Polish parliament
The proposed text also condemns “the criminal terrorist attacks by Hamas against the civilian population of Israel”.
European Parliament strips Polish opposition MEPs of immunity
Daniel Obajtek and Michał Dworczyk accused the EP of consenting to their “political repression” by the current Polish government.
“Ukrainians cannot be allowed representation in Polish parliament,” says far-right leader
His remarks come in the context of discussions over plans to toughen the criteria for foreigners to obtain Polish citizenship.
Poland hands over 16-year-old alleged agent to Ukraine
The teenager, himself Ukrainian, is accused of helping Russia carry out terrorist attacks in Ukraine.
Poles detained by Israel on Gaza flotilla refuse deportation and one goes on hunger strike
Poland’s foreign minister expects them to be deported “in the coming days”.
Polish battery metals firm awarded €240m for battery recycling plant
The planned plant is among 47 raw materials projects the EU has recognised as strategically important.
Drink makers and retailers test loopholes in Poland’s new deposit-refund scheme
One firm offered water in bottles 1ml above the limit, another switched from plastic bottles to carton packaging.
Polish city’s (in)famous communist-era monument saved from demolition
The decision was welcomed by Rzeszów’s mayor, who says that residents want to keep the monument.
