The two countries have been seeking reconciliation over difficult historical issues.
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Ukraine finds remains of 30 people in search for victims of massacre by Polish WWII partisans
Poland recently granted permission for Ukraine to conduct a search for the victims.
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Poland joins European Anti-Ballistic Missile Coalition
The news was confirmed by Donald Tusk during a meeting with Volodymyr Zelensky in Ukraine.
American Nobel laureate receives Polish citizenship
Victor Ambros says he wants to “help improve the international position of Polish science”.
Polish ruling party MP stripped of immunity and detained at request of EU prosecutors
Wojciech Król is accused of involvement in corruption relating to the spending of EU funds in Poland.
Russia planning “accidental” strikes on eastern NATO states, warns Poland
Russia wants to create a sense of “NATO’s helplessness”, said Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Warsaw launches patrols to crack down on improperly parked electric scooters
More than 140 improperly parked scooters have been towed as the city introduced new patrols.
Polish right-wing opposition MPs call for Independence Day march in Ukrainian city of Lviv
Lviv was historically part of Poland and still has an ethnic Polish minority population.
European Parliament strips Polish far-right leader of immunity to face Holocaust denial charge
It is the sixth time that the EP has lifted Braun’s immunity, and the second time for charges of Holocaust denial.
China overtakes Germany as Poland’s biggest source of imports for first time
It ends a period of around 35 years in which Germany had consistently held top spot.
Polish PM condemns “disgrace” of failed Venezuela oil deal under former government following FT report
State energy giant Orlen lost hundreds of millions of dollars it handed to intermediaries.
“Don’t be a creep”: Polish ice cream company launches campaign against sexual harassment of staff
Good Lood has empowered its staff to refuse service to customers making inappropriate remarks.
Polish government funds TV campaign on emergency preparedness
Poland has faced growing threats from Russia, including sabotage and airspace violations.
Moose on the loose at Warsaw’s main station brings trains to a standstill
Disruptions lasted over 80 minutes before the animal was tranquilised and sent back to the forest.
