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Confederation leader sees Poland outside the EU but inside the EEA
Krzysztof Bosak of Poland's Confederation party suggests the country could leave the EU while retaining market access via the EEA, promoting economic independence from Brussels.
Polish Government backs local powers to ban short-term lets
The Polish Government approved legislation allowing local authorities to ban short-term rentals like Airbnb, aiming to improve housing conditions and residents' rights.
Nawrocki says Poland-Germany relations cannot be normal without reparations
During the 87th anniversary of WWII's start, President Nawrocki emphasized that Poland's relations with Germany require reparations for wartime damages.
Poland suspects sabotage behind fires at plants linked to drone production
Poland is investigating two fires at drone production plants as potential sabotage linked to foreign intelligence.
Tusk defunds top court in 2027 Polish record deficit budget
The Polish government, led by Prime Minister Tusk, has excluded funding for the constitutional court in its 2027 budget amid ongoing disputes, projecting a 7.1% deficit.
Polish opposition politicians accused of corruption over failed cryptocurrency exchange
Polish opposition politicians and an Olympic committee head are accused of corruption linked to the failed Zondacrypto exchange, raising allegations of systemic influence peddling.
Poland seeks ‘several’ US bases but rules out nuclear warheads
Poland is in discussions with the US to establish several permanent military bases, while remaining undecided about the presence of nuclear weapons on its soil.
Online campaign stoking Polish-Czech border row bears hallmarks of a fake
A disinformation campaign falsely claiming conflict between Poland and Czechia over the Cieszyn Silesia region has been exposed, using AI images and impersonated accounts.
Poland charges MEP Grzegorz Braun with denying Nazi crimes at Auschwitz
Poland's Grzegorz Braun has been charged with denying Nazi crimes after questioning the existence of gas chambers at Auschwitz, which is a criminal offense in the country.
Polish Government attempts to implicate President Nawrocki in cryptocurrency scandal
The Polish government is investigating a collapsed cryptocurrency exchange, Zondacrypto, amid allegations of fraud and linking President Nawrocki to legislative vetoes related to the firm.
Polish Government’s promotion drive stumbles over AI report and OnlyFans ambassador
The Polish Government faces backlash after a poorly written AI-generated report was published by its promotion minister, leading to her resignation amid public outcry.
Tusk government threatens prosecuting chief justice of top court for alleged illegal surveillance of ECHR
Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced an investigation into alleged illegal surveillance by the Internal Security Agency of the ECHR during the previous PiS government.
Tusk begins bid for re-election with petrol price decrease and tax cuts
As Polish elections approach, Prime Minister Donald Tusk unveils tax cuts and a petrol price decrease aimed at supporting middle-class voters and boosting his party's poll ratings.
They leak twice: Tusk government unaware for two years of data breach affecting 19 million Poles
Poland's digital affairs minister revealed a significant data breach involving the medical records of nearly 19 million citizens, previously unknown to officials for over two years.
Tusk breaks promise not to appoint politicians to constitutional court
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk supports Maciej Berek's appointment to the Constitutional Tribunal, despite previously opposing politicians in such roles.
Ex-minister evading Tusk government arrest allegedly living in Transnistria
Former Polish deputy justice minister Marcin Romanowski, wanted for alleged misuse of public funds, claims to live in Transnistria and seeks safe conduct to face charges in Poland.
Poles in Katowice protest against Muslim prayer facility
Residents in Katowice protest against a new Muslim prayer hall, claiming they were misled about its size.
Flood relief millions reach family and neighbours of Tusk party activist
A report has revealed that a local official nominated by Tusk's coalition awarded flood relief funds to family and neighbors who were not affected by the floods, prompting a government investigation.
Poland’s Nawrocki ends first year in office like a rock star
Polish President Karol Nawrocki marked a successful year in office with a major supporter event, showcasing his growing influence amid internal struggles within the Law and Justice party.
PiS pledges to deport Ukrainian men of conscription age not working legally
Law and Justice (PiS) has called for the deportation of Ukrainian men of conscription age who are not legally employed, marking a shift in their support for Ukraine since losing power.
Tusk government leaves Polish-German defence deal unpublished at home
The Tusk government has not published a recent Polish-German defense agreement, which was signed on June 17, 2026, raising questions about its political implications and transparency.
Poland calls on EU to deny residence rights to illegal migrants
Poland has called on the EU to deny residence rights to illegal migrants, urging a tougher response to the migration crisis in Ceuta and sharing its own border protection strategies.
Morawiecki sets October date for launch of new Polish opposition party
Mateusz Morawiecki plans to register a new political party by October 15, following his exit from PiS amid internal conflicts.
Stray Russian missile exposes chinks in Poland’s defences
A Russian cruise missile crashed in Poland, highlighting defense issues as the military failed to alert local civilians or intercept the object despite prior warnings.
Tusk government defies constitutional tribunal over foreign same-sex marriage registrations
Poland's government plans to register foreign same-sex marriages despite a Constitutional Tribunal ruling against such regulations, asserting its commitment to the rights of same-sex couples.
Polish president blocks windfall tax on fuel companies with court referral
Polish President Karol Nawrocki has blocked a windfall tax on fuel companies, citing constitutional concerns, which Prime Minister Donald Tusk argues would have enabled cheaper fuel prices.
Tusk’s parliamentarians bring out popcorn over acrimonious split on Poland’s right
The split within Poland's ruling PiS party has been highlighted by opposition members eating popcorn in parliament, following the announcement of former PM Morawiecki's departure.
Poland’s main opposition party splits as ex-PM Morawiecki and 30 MPs forced to leave
Poland's opposition PiS party has split as over 30 MPs, led by ex-PM Morawiecki, refused to accept a party ban on outside associations, leading to forced resignations.
Polish conservative broadcaster’s bank accounts seized by Tusk government
The Polish government has seized the bank accounts of the Independent Media Foundation, alleging irregularities in funding, prompting criticism from TV Republika and its CEO, Tomasz Sakiewicz.
Poland takes control of illegal border crossings in the east but leaves backdoor open
Poland has significantly reduced illegal border crossings from Belarus, boasting a 100% apprehension rate.
Attempt to poison Nawrocki during election campaign alleged
Polish prosecutors are investigating a potential poisoning of President Karol Nawrocki during his election campaign, following his alarming health crisis described in a memoir.
Poland’s President Nawrocki vetoes stalking horse for single sex marriage
Polish President Karol Nawrocki has vetoed a bill recognizing same-sex relationships, stating it undermines marriage's constitutional status and calling the changes disproportionate.
Former Polish PM Morawiecki facing threat of expulsion from PiS
Former Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki faces expulsion from PiS for refusing to disband his factional association, raising concerns over party unity ahead of the 2027 elections.
Poland starts construction of deepwater Baltic port to rival Hamburg
Poland has initiated the construction of the 10 billion złoty Cape Pomerania project in Świnoujście, aimed at rivaling Hamburg with enhanced logistics and container capacity.
Setback for Tusk as Polish court rejects European Arrest Warrant for former justice minister
A Polish court has denied the request for a European Arrest Warrant against former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro, citing insufficient evidence of his presence in the EU.
Eurocontrol freezes Polish air-traffic funds over Pfizer vaccine claim
Eurocontrol has frozen funds for Poland’s air navigation agency due to a Belgian court ruling favoring Pfizer over a vaccine contract, threatening agency operations and finances.
Tensions with Ukraine rise as Poland commemorates Volhynia anniversary
Poland marked the Volhynia massacre anniversary, with PM Tusk announcing a memorial and calling for truth in relations with Ukraine amid rising tensions over nationalist sentiments.
Poland lobbies for NATO pipeline extension to cover eastern flank
Polish President Karol Nawrocki has called for the NATO pipeline network to extend to the eastern flank, aiming to enhance military fuel security amid tensions with Russia.