Now playing Next Poland Poland opens COVID-19 vaccination centres near cemeteries Polish cemeteries reopened on Sunday after authorities decided to close them a year ago due to coronavirus restrictions. 01/11/2021
Now playing Next Climate Why a Poland without coal 'does not have many alternatives' Poland still uses coal as an energy source, especially to warm households. 01/11/2021
Now playing Next world news Polish lawmakers approve anti-migrant wall along Belarus border Lawmakers in Poland have approved a proposal to build a barrier on its border with Belarus in attempt to reduce the flow of migrants using the route to enter the EU. 30/10/2021
Now playing Next Poland Poland's senate approves €350 million wall along Belarus border A draft bill to construct the new border wall was approved by the opposition-dominated Senate in a second vote on Friday. 29/10/2021
Now playing Next Poland Poland summons Belgian ambassador in war of words over EU rule of law The dispute centres on comments made by Belgian Prime Minister Alexander de Croo, while responding to his Polish counterpart Mateusz Morawiecki. 29/10/2021
Now playing Next Poland Volunteers gather to help migrants at Poland-Belarus border At a makeshift warehouse inside the Polish town of Michalowo's fire station, locals can drop off dry winter clothes and food, and also provide legal help to the migrants. 28/10/2021
Now playing Next Poland Polish independence march banned by court over far-right violence The annual rally on November 11 has recently been overshadowed by violent clashes and anti-Semitism. 27/10/2021
Now playing Next Europe News EU border countries must not legalise migrant pushbacks, says MEP Dutch MEP Tineke Strik, who recently returned from the region, says the situation is likely to worsen if more EU countries go ahead with legalising pushbacks. 27/10/2021
Now playing Next Europe News Poland must pay €1 million daily over judiciary reforms, ECJ rules The court has ordered Warsaw to comply with a previous ruling that said the country's disciplinary chamber of judges must be dismantled. 27/10/2021
Now playing Next Poland Two guards hurt during violence at Poland-Belarus border Poland's Border Guards Office said a group of about 60 migrants "tried to force their way into Poland" wielding sticks and stones. 25/10/2021
Now playing Next Germany German police guard Polish border over migrant influx from Belarus Germany has recorded 5,700 illegal entries it says are linked to Belarus. 25/10/2021
Now playing Next Poland Poles protest one year after court ruling restricted abortion rights The demonstrations on October 22 were far smaller than last year, when record numbers took to the streets. 23/10/2021
Now playing Next state of the union Europe's week: Poland in spotlight over EU rule of law Here's a look at this week's top stories in Brussels. 22/10/2021
Now playing Next Poland Polish miners protest EU court order to close Turow coal mine The Turow coal mine near the Czech border generates around 7% of Poland’s energy. 22/10/2021
Now playing Next world news At least five people killed as storms sweep across central Europe A train driver in Germany and four others in Poland have died after storms swept across central Europe. 22/10/2021
Now playing Next Europe News EU summit: No major breakthrough in energy crunch and Polish row The European Council rejected a push from Eastern countries to build fences under EU funding to prevent the arrival of new migrants. 22/10/2021
Now playing Next Uncovering Europe A year on, Poland's abortion ruling is causing 'harm' to women As the rule of law crisis between Warsaw and Brussels escalates, activists say the abortion ban imposed by a politicised court just a year ago offers a painful example of how the collapse of judicial independence affects peoples' lives. 22/10/2021
Now playing Next Europe News 'Slap in the face': EU leaders ask Poland to respect EU law primacy "I do believe Poland has gone too far," said Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin ahead of a two-day European summit in Brussels. 21/10/2021
Now playing Next world news EU Parliament to sue Commission to force use of rule of law mechanism The European Commission is being accused of failing to implement a mechanism that withholds EU funds from member states that violate the rule of law. 21/10/2021
Now playing Next Europe News EU summit: Polish legal row and energy prices to take centre stage The meeting, which will probably be Chancellor Merkel's last council, will also include discussions on trade deals, digital transformation and migration. 20/10/2021