Poland Ashes of 8,000 WWII victims found in mass grave in northern Poland The human ashes were unearthed near the former Nazi concentration camp of Soldau. 14/07/2022
Belarus Belarusian journalist sentenced to more than eight years in prison The 28-year-old was already serving a two-year sentence for reporting on opposition demonstrations in 2020. 13/07/2022
Europe News Poland & Hungary in European Commission's rule of law spotlight again The institution's annual rule of law report was released on Wednesday, evaluating the EU-wide situation. 13/07/2022
Poland Investigation launched after explosive device placed in central Warsaw Police say they have arrested a 31-year-old man, who reportedly took the powerful explosives out of a backpack. 12/07/2022
Europe News Brussels questions Polish judicial reforms to unlock EU recovery funds The European Commission has said at least one necessary element was "missing" from Poland's judicial reforms. 01/07/2022
Belarus Belarus abolishes visa requirements for Polish citizens for six months Minsk says the decision aims to foster "good neighbourly" relations amid heightened tensions. 01/07/2022
Europe News Prague will be 'honest broker' on rule of law, says Commissioner Commissioner Věra Jourová, said Prague will also focus on strengthening democracy across the bloc during its EU presidency and will be an "honest broker" with Poland and Hungary. 01/07/2022
Poland Poland completes 186-kilometre border wall with Belarus The EU has accused Belarus of waging "hybrid warfare" by pushing migrants towards the bloc's borders in an attempt to destabilise it. 30/06/2022
Poland Polish court orders four towns to scrap 'LGBT-free' declarations Gay rights activists have hailed the ruling as a "great victory for democracy". 28/06/2022
Russia Anger after Russia removes Polish flag from WWII memorial in Katyn "There can be no Polish flag on Russian monuments, and even less so after the frankly anti-Russian statements by Polish politicians." 27/06/2022
no comment Pride March in Warsaw, Oslo a Tens of thousands of people take part in Pride March in Warsaw, Oslo and Paris. 25/06/2022
Poland Poland's most powerful politician steps down to focus on election Poland is due to hold its next general election by autumn 2023. 21/06/2022
Poland Poles 'risk being spied on and controlled' over 'pregnancy register' "Nobody knows who will have the access to this very intimate, confidential data,' Polish gynaecologist Agnieszka Kurczuk told Euronews. 17/06/2022
Ukraine Send more weapons to Ukraine, Poland's PM urges NATO “Where is our credibility if Ukraine fails? Can we imagine that Ukraine fails and we revert to business as usual? I hope not." 15/06/2022
Poland How foreigners fleeing Ukraine have been left in a bureaucratic limbo Europe has opened its door to Ukrainians fleeing the war. But what if you don't have a Ukrainian passport? 14/06/2022
Europe News Von der Leyen defends controversial approval of Polish recovery plan MEPs urged the Commission to withhold payments until all judicial reforms are carried out. 07/06/2022
Uncovering Europe Why is Poland's housing market under unprecedented pressure? The influx of refugees wanting temporary accommodation and a rise in interest rates have sparked fears of housing shortages. 07/06/2022
Poland 'Tool of repression': Anger over Poland's new 'pregnancy register' Activists say that allowing doctors to record information on pregnancies will detect possible illegal abortions. 06/06/2022
Europe News MEPs want confidence vote in VDL over COVID cash decision for Poland Senior MEPs have criticised von der Leyen for approving Poland's recovery plan despite concerns over its rule of law provisions. 06/06/2022
Europe News Poles told to gather firewood amid soaring energy prices The government said it was taking steps to make it easier for people to collect firewood in an effort to ease the pressure created by sky-rocketing energy bills and shortages of coal. 03/06/2022
Europe Decoded Brussels' green light of Poland's recovery plan reveals loopholes The agreement with Brussels doesn't include the automatic reversal of the decisions taken by the disciplinary chamber. 03/06/2022
Europe News Brussels approves €35B Polish recovery plan despite rule of law doubts The plan was blocked for more than a year over controversial judicial reforms in Poland. 01/06/2022
Ukraine Russia intensifies its Donbas offensive as Poland's Duda visits Kyiv The government in Warsaw is a strong supporter of Ukraine's bid to join the EU, which Zelenskyy says will determine Ukraine's future. 22/05/2022
Poland Anti-war protesters hit Russia's ambassador to Poland with red paint Sergey Andreev had planned to pay tribute to Soviet soldiers at a Warsaw cemetery as Russia marks Victory Day. 09/05/2022
the global conversation 'This Russia is imperial', warns Poland's PM President Vladimir Putin is a "war criminal" who is committing "genocide" in Ukraine, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has told Euronews in an exclusive interview. 06/05/2022
The Cube False claims spread about military movements in Poland and Finland Social media users have spread misinformation that Polish and Finnish armies are preparing to engage in conflict. 06/05/2022
