News from Poland

Poland mourns the victims of Saturday’s shooting in Kraków,Poland confronts new security challenges after the Kraków shooting,Polish organization steps up efforts to help Ukraine prepare for winter and despite over four years of full-scale Russian aggression against Ukraine, Western politicians are still cautious about confiscating Russian assets...

Bomb threats disrupt flights across Europe, including routes to and from Poland, some Polish-Canadian comments on Canada's possible EU associate membership, and its ongoing tightening of ties with the bloc, Poland’s schools lead the way in MBA programs and the PGE National Stadium in Warsaw has transformed into a world built from over 20 million bricks as Europe's largest Lego Brick Exhibition returns to the capital with a premiere exhibition

US midterm results show populism not unstoppable; Poland detains six suspected of working for Russian intelligence; Poland introduces new rules to strengthen protection against workplace bullying.

Poland steps up security near the Russian border over sabotage fears; Hackers target supermarket fridges across Europe, including in Poland; 'Ukraine!' Film Festival has kicked off in Warsaw.

Americans are voting today for 435 seats in the House of Representatives and about a third of the Senate with governors, state prosecutors and legislators, and local officials also on the ballot in these midterm elections; MEPs look behind Amazon’s sleek high-tech logistics in Poland; Royal residences reopen free of charge as part of the Free November annual initiative.

Polish conservative opposition leader brews a political storm, hinting possible EU exit talks if back in power, Political leaders in the US are making final pushes ahead of the midterm elections, which could reshape the American political landscape,Poland honours the courage of those who helped its people in their darkest hours and keeping Polish language and heritage alive in California...

US mid-term election closely watched in Poland; Uyghur activist shares his story and his fight for human rights in China; Polish expedition on its way to Antarctica to study changes affecting glaciers.

The Pentagon announced that Poland will host a European maintenance hub for PAC-3 missiles used by Patriot air defense systems; Israel’s election leaves no clear winner as both blocs fall short of a majority; Polish government on the attack in battling disinformation.

America heads toward the midterms amid global turmoil - but what matters most to voters? Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva secures another term in office. Government invests in electric cars - but Poles remain cautious...

Protesters return to Poland’s streets demanding liberalisation of abortion law. Polish parliament passes amendments to bill implementing EU’s Digital Services Act. Ukraine's Bohdan Luts wins Henryk Wieniawski International Violin competition.