A Russian court sentenced Georgy Pirogov to 23 years in a high-security colony for spying for Polish intelligence, coinciding with Poland's detention of a Russian suspect plotting a Warsaw assassination.
Poland thwarted a Russian plot to assassinate a Ukrainian American citizen in Warsaw, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced. The suspect was detained on August 7, marking an unprecedented attack targeting a US citizen in a NATO country.
Poland arrested a Russian man on August 7 who was hired by Moscow to assassinate a Ukrainian-American citizen in Warsaw, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced.
Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski threatened to reconsider Warsaw's $50 million annual Starlink spending after SpaceX excluded Poland from a shared European roaming zone.
Polish authorities arrested exiled Russian activist Igor Rogov in July 2024 after he was mailed a bomb-making kit, sparking a complex investigation into alleged FSB collaboration, European sabotage campaigns, and a dramatic marital crisis.
Poland appeals a Brussels court ruling to pay Pfizer €1.3 billion for 64 million unwanted COVID-19 vaccine doses, citing overlooked factual and legal circumstances, and seeks to freeze the order's enforcement.
Polish Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz states no indications of imminent Russian military attack on Poland, but highlights escalating sabotage and destabilization efforts by Moscow, amidst heightened Ukraine conflict tensions.
Polish PM Donald Tusk announced a national memorial for victims of WWII 'genocide by Ukrainian nationalists'. The move escalates a historical dispute with Ukraine, which views the UPA as independence fighters. Ukraine calls the decision a 'strategic mistake' amid the ongoing Russian invasion.
A poll by SW Research for Onet reveals that 44.8% of Poles feel Warsaw's military assistance to Ukraine has been excessive. 32.8% believe the aid was adequate, while 6.8% found it insufficient. The survey involved 809 adult residents.
Poland's Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz stated that Warsaw has provided Kiev with weapons and military equipment valued at 16.4 billion zlotys ($4.5 billion) since February 2022. The majority was delivered under the previous government, with the current administration contributing an additional $0.4 billion. Poland also confirmed supplying Patriot missile systems.
Ukrainian drones targeted Russia's Omsk oil refinery, its largest, located 2,700km from Ukraine. The attack, confirmed by local authorities, occurred before a Nato summit. Russia claimed most drones were destroyed, with no casualties. President Zelenskyy hailed it as a significant achievement, extending Ukraine's strike capability to Siberia.
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Top Ukrainian officials, including President Zelenskyy, are returning Polish state honors after Poland's President Nawrocki stripped Zelenskyy of the Order of the White Eagle. The dispute stems from Ukraine naming a military unit after the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), which Poland accuses of WWII massacres of Poles. Ukrainian officials view the move as beneficial to Russia.
Top Ukrainian officials are returning Polish state honors in protest after Poland's president stripped Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Poland's highest award. The move, linked to Ukraine naming a military unit after a WWII militia accused of massacres of Poles, could strain ties between the strategic partners.
Ukraine officials, including Kyrylo Budanov and Vasyl Bodnar, returned Polish state awards in protest against Warsaw's decision to revoke President Zelensky's highest state honor. The move escalates recent tensions between the two allies, sparked by Ukraine's approval of naming a military unit after the controversial WWII nationalist group UPA.
Poland's President Karol Nawrocki revoked Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky's Order of the White Eagle, the country's highest award, due to Zelensky's naming of a Ukrainian army unit after a WWII nationalist insurgent army involved in massacres against Poles. The decision escalates tensions between the two allies.
Germany's Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul urged the U.S. and Iran to publicly share details of their peace agreement before Berlin considers joining a mission to secure the Strait of Hormuz. Germany requires official clarification of the 14 points and consent from coastal states, suggesting the EU's Aspides mission mandate could be adapted.
A Polish artist, known for provocative caricatures of Russian political figures, was fatally shot three times in Warsaw on Monday. Polish authorities offered the artist protection, which he declined. Two Belarusian citizens were arrested but released, and an investigation is ongoing. The incident risks increasing tensions between Poland and Russia.
Poland opposes proposals to divert funds from the European Peace Facility to Ukraine, with Deputy Defense Minister Cezary Tomczyk stating Warsaw will fight for its entitled €500 million. Slovakia reportedly supports Poland's stance, while Germany allegedly favors reduced payments.
Poland has officially asked the United States to establish a permanent military base on its territory, following the U.S. decision to send an additional 5,000 troops. Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz conveyed the proposal to U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.
Poland is celebrating its railways with "Unhurried" retro journeys using refurbished 1980s trains. The special trips commemorate the 25th anniversary of PKP Intercity and the centenary of Polish state railways, offering passengers a nostalgic travel experience.
A US diplomatic cable reveals that contradictory US statements on troop deployment to Poland have caused a "major political and psychological shock" and a "perceived betrayal" in Warsaw, potentially fueling anti-American sentiment and rejection of US weapons.
The US will send an additional 5,000 troops to Poland, bringing the total to 15,000, as Washington views Warsaw as crucial for regional security. Poland is rapidly militarizing, aiming for 5% of GDP on defense, and is acquiring significant military equipment from the US and South Korea.
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte welcomed President Trump's decision to deploy 5,000 US troops to Poland, a reversal of a previous plan to cut forces. Polish officials celebrated the move, attributing it to 'presidential diplomacy' and strong US-Poland ties.
