An exhibition highlights the Polish city’s innovative reconstruction effort after the second world war

Poles will vote on whether they support the privatisation of state companies, Poland's ruling party leader said on Friday, as he announced the first question in a number of referendums likely to be held on the same day as parliamentary elections.

Polls for the parliament’s upper and lower houses come amid rising tensions on country’s eastern borders.

More young Poles want the country to stay neutral in the Ukraine war than in 2022, a survey says.

Foragers turn on Kaczyński for picking a fight over forest management.

Polish prime minister challenges EU’s overarching conservative party leader to a debate as they vie for control of the right.

More than a half of Ukrainian respondents in Poland declared they had been asked to work below the minimum wage in Poland, reveals a new survey published by United for Ukraine in partnership with the International Rescue Committee (IRC).

Operator announces route to town of Hel has been redesignated as No 669 – a change that has prompted public outcry

A group of abortion rights cases filed by eight women against Poland was inadmissible, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled unanimously on Thursday, citing a lack of strong medical evidence, among other factors.

‘We’re half a million here,’ says Donald Tusk at what he says is biggest political gathering since Poland regained independence

“Nothing like this has ever happened to me," said the Holocaust scholar whose lecture was interrupted.

Justyna Wydrzyńska, who was convicted for providing abortion pills, refuses to give up campaign for legal terminations

Former Polish Prime Minister Jarosław Kaczyński said there is a risk of the war in Ukraine ending with compromises rather than a definitive resolution, the Polish Press Agency reported on April 24.

Thousands of Poles marched through Warsaw and other cities on Sunday to show their support for the late Pope John Paul II in the face of what they said were false allegations that he concealed child abuse in the Catholic Church.

Justyna Wydrzynska sentenced to community service after telling court she sent pills to victim of domestic violence

With Tosia Ulatowska, we discuss the emergence of Radio Kapitał – the first Polish community radio station – and the FLAUTA collective, both created to fill a gap in the need for a space for events that would – through electronic music – ‘capture the emotion and spirit of today’s world.’ How does mu...

Warsaw seeking explanation from Kyiv after Jarosław Szymczyk taken to hospital with minor injuries

Polish state channel TVP has unleashed a hate campaign which has led to death threats against Dorota Bawolek, a well-known and respected Brussels journalist, who works for Polsat, the first private channel in Poland, widely considered as the most neutral.

A court on Friday adjourned a hearing on whether a prominent activist broke Polish law by supplying pills to trigger an abortion, as she pledged to continue helping women terminate unwanted pregnancies.

Meet the B&B owners, the doctors and activists who form part of a grassroots web, working around the clock to assist those who need to travel to the Netherlands for a second-trimester termination.

Polish Abortion Without Borders activist Justyna Wydrzyńska may be sentenced at a hearing this week for having supplied abortion pills. What might be the last hearing of the case will take place later this week, with this trial marking the first time in Europe that an activist has been prosecuted fo...

Jon Minadeo was arrested while he was protesting against Jews outside of the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland, where 1.1 million Jews were killed.

« Liberté, j’écris ton nom » (4/6). Justyna Wydrzynska lutte pour le droit des femmes à avorter en Pologne. Elle a choisi d’aider les autres, et, dans ce pays ultraconservateur, elle doit passer devant un tribunal en octobre après avoir été dénoncée.