- 2d ago
Polish military to conduct training in northeast on Monday and Tuesday, residents urged not to photograph movements
On 13–14 July, the Polish Armed Forces will hold planned exercises in the northeast, with troop movements visible on public roads. Command appeals to residents not to share images online.
- 3d ago
Thunderstorms flood streets and force evacuations across Poland as red warnings issued
Torrential rain and strong winds battered southern and western Poland on 14 July, triggering the highest-level warnings, evacuating 123 factory workers in Jelenia Góra and swamping streets in Przemyśl.
- 5d ago
Polish prosecutors indict former Supreme Audit Office head over tax secret leaks
Prosecutors in Białystok filed an indictment against former NIK president Marian B. and two associates, accusing them of involvement in the unauthorized disclosure of confidential tax information.
- Jul 2
Polish health minister discloses 725,000 zł in other 2025 income as house transfer and prosecutor's probe fuel controversy
Jolanta Sobierańska-Grenda's asset declaration for 2025 shows 725,000 zł in 'other income', including a non-compete fee from her former employer and a Podlaskie contract now examined by prosecutors, while a property transfer to her husband shortly after taking office intensifies transparency questions.
- Jun 26
A year ago today: SPD elects Klingbeil and Bas as new leadership duo after election debacle
Exactly one year ago, on 27 June 2025, the German Social Democrats chose Vice-Chancellor Lars Klingbeil and Labour Minister Bärbel Bas to lead the party, four months after a disastrous federal election result.
- Jun 14
Trains return to Łomża after 33 years as Poland launches summer timetable with record 560 daily connections
Poland's summer rail timetable takes effect on 14 June, restoring passenger services to Łomża after a 33‑year gap and introducing a record 560 daily PKP Intercity connections, with new Pendolino routes to Baltic resorts and a direct Kraków–Prague service.
- Jun 12
CJEU limits interest claims for Swiss franc borrowers while Advocate General pushes for broader judicial scrutiny
On Thursday, the Court of Justice of the EU ruled that Swiss franc mortgage holders can claim late payment interest only after specifying the exact amount they demand, while its Advocate General said Polish courts must check credit agreements for all informational flaws, not just those raised by consumers.
