Malgorzata Gersdorf says she wants to ‘protect the rule of law’ against government reforms that critics including the EU say undermine judicial independence.

Protesters turn out in Brussels to vent anger over Poland's planned abortion law changes

Move puts Poland on a collision course over judicial reforms

Polish lawmakers voted on Wednesday to water down a Holocaust law that angered the United States and Israel. It's to remove parts that imposed jail terms on people who suggest the nation was complicit in Nazi crimes

Colombia thrashed Poland with a 3-0 win, eliminating Poland out of the World Cup.

European leaders in favour of a restrictive migration policy gather in Budapest on Thursday for a meeting of minds, a day after Hungary passed legislation criminalising help to asylum seekers.

Polish and Senegalese soccer fans did some sightseeing in Moscow's Red Square on Tuesday (June 19), ahead of their teams' showdown.

The match marked the first time that Poland had faced Senegal in any competition, and Senegal’s first World Cup since 2002, when they finished seventh.

The European Commission's Vice President was in Warsaw on Monday to try to dissuade the Polish Prime Minister from going ahead with controversial judicial reforms, which critics have dubbed a "power grab". Many EU member states believe Poland must be censured for endangering the "rule of law",

It's after British model Chloe Ayling told Italian police she'd been lured to a photo shoot in Italy's fashion capital last summer, abducted and held captive for six days by Lukasz Herba

Europe has doubled the amount of its waste it is sending to Poland and it’s helping to fuel a major increase in rubbish fires, it’s been claimed.

Parts of Poland, Bulgaria, and northwest France have been hit by the heavy rainfall and storms.

Hungary and Poland are among eastern EU states facing reductions in cohesion cash

Poland's oldest footballer, 71-year-old Bogdan Głąbicki, is still scoring goals — and celebrating — like a man a quarter of his age