Ukraine plans to open 10 weapons export centers across Europe, targeting Nordic and Baltic states, while launching drone production in Germany to fund its own defense needs.

Helping injured birds just got easier. The Warsaw Zoo launched a 24/7 bird admission point allowing residents to safely bring in sick or injured wild birds, easing pressure during peak seasons when dozens arrive daily.

A potential reshuffle on Poland’s right. A new poll shows voters of Law and Justice and two far-right groups largely back forming an alliance, as the opposition looks for a path back to power ahead of the 2027 elections.

“The world must not turn a blind eye to Russian attacks,” says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, calling for stronger international pressure as strikes continue despite ongoing diplomatic efforts.

Poland’s meteorological office warned that temperatures could plunge to as low as –20°C in parts of the country in the coming days.

Inspired by Poland’s shifting borders and layered past, an acclaimed Polish photographer traveled the country’s frontiers to document the lives of people living on its margins.

A group of 12 migrants who illegally crossed into Poland from Lithuania has been detained, along with a Ukrainian national suspected of planning to drive them further west.

Poland is ready to host the 2036 Summer Olympics, President Karol Nawrocki told International Olympic Committee president Kirsty Coventry, during talks on the sidelines of the 2026 Milan–Cortina Winter Games, after attending the opening ceremony.

Hungary’s prime minister, Viktor Orbán, labeled Ukraine an “enemy of the state," lashing out at Kyiv’s push for the EU to halt all imports of Russian energy, which it says bankroll Moscow’s war.

“The world is more dangerous now than it has been for decades, with wars, great power rivalry, and hybrid attacks on an unprecedented scale. But NATO is stronger than it has been for decades,” said Jens Stoltenberg, NATO Secretary General from 2014 to 2024.

At least six people were injured in a Russian strike on the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson.

Across Britain, echoes of Little Poland remain—places where nearly 250,000 Poles rebuilt their lives after World War II, including more than 260 resettlement camps established in the late 1940s, some of which lasted for decades.

Poland’s prime minister, Donald Tusk, surprised young football players in their locker room with boxes of pizza, delighting the team after honoring a promise linked to a social media challenge.

A 60-year-old Polish man has been arrested in Italy after allegedly terrorizing his neighborhood with an arsenal of high-powered pneumatic rifles.

Polish companies completed 45 overseas acquisitions in 2025, valued at a minimum of $1 billion, with Europe accounting for the bulk of the deals.

A man suspected of shooting senior Russian military intelligence officer General Vladimir Alexeyev in Moscow has been detained by Russia’s Federal Security Service, which said the suspect had been in Dubai and was handed over to Russian authorities.

Refiners in India are avoiding purchases of Russian oil for April delivery and are expected to seek alternative suppliers over the longer term.

Estonia has opened its first official ice road of the winter, linking the islands of Hiiumaa and Saaremaa across the frozen Baltic Sea. The 17-kilometer route is marked with road signs and juniper branches and provides a crucial connection while ferry services are suspended due to severe weather.

“I am confident that he did not act under instructions from Washington,” said former U.S. Ambassador to Poland Daniel Fried regarding the remarks made by current U.S. Ambassador Thomas Rose about cutting ties with Poland’s parliamentary speaker Włodzimierz Czarzasty.

Poland has begun providing energy assistance to Ukraine after Russia launched an overnight assault on the country’s power infrastructure, triggering blackouts across large parts of Ukraine.

Two suspects in the attempted assassination of senior Russian military intelligence official General Vladimir Alexeyev are expected to be interrogated after the GRU deputy chief was shot multiple times in the Moscow apartment building he lives in and rushed to the hospital.

Poland’s 60-strong Winter Olympic team made a lively entrance at the opening ceremony in Italy, dressed in red and grey, waving flags – and with one athlete even doing the splits while being carried shoulder-high.

“His language is that of non-establishment,” said Bogusław Chrabota, the former Editor-in-Chief of Polish daily Rzeczpospolita, examining how Donald Trump’s rise exposes the way language in politics can outweigh background.

Hungary’s opposition TISZA party has unveiled its election manifesto, vowing to challenge Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to rebuild ties with Poland and end the country’s long-standing dependence on Russian energy.

“Russia doesn’t even have a single company in the world’s top 100 technology firms,” said Seth G. Jones, President of the Defense and Security Department at the CSIS. Find out more in the latest Ukraine This Week with host Don Arleth.

Polish buyers purchased over 4,000 homes in Spain last year, making them the eighth-largest group of foreigners in the country’s property market and extending a decade-long rise in demand for Spanish real estate.

Deaths from influenza in Poland have already topped 1,000 this flu season, with medical professionals warning the peak is still ahead in the coming weeks.

“Russia’s strategic situation, because of its aggression against Ukraine, has not improved but worsened,” said Poland’s Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski, speaking in Chicago.

Ice trapped a ferry off Poland’s northern coast, forcing a rescue as harsh winter weather disrupted sailing across the Baltic Sea.

Poland’s largest energy company, Orlen, expects to cut the book value of some assets by €592 million in its final-quarter 2025 results.

Two Hungarian climbers lost their lives when an avalanche swept them 400 meters down a steep slope in Slovakia's High Tatras.

Overnight Russian strikes hit multiple targets across Ukraine, including energy facilities, once again disrupting civilian life.

Most Poles say they would support banning social media use for children under 16, as more countries move to shield young users from the risks of the digital world.

The United States wants Russia and Ukraine to end the war before summer, says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, as diplomatic pressure mounts to stop Europe’s biggest conflict since World War II.

Ukraine has rejected any involvement in an alleged assassination attempt targeting General Vladimir Alexeyev, the deputy head of Russia’s foreign intelligence service.

Airports in Rzeszów and Lublin in southeastern Poland shut down Saturday morning as a safety measure amid Russian attacks in neighboring Ukraine, highlighting the ongoing impact of the conflict on the wider region.

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One pop icon, two cities, one Olympic flame. Mariah Carey launched the Milano Cortina Winter Games with a ceremony spanning Milan’s stadium and Alpine towns, blending fashion, music and mountain sports into a shared Italian showcase.

One week, 19 countries, 91 new stores. Polish fashion brand Sinsay has carried out one of the fastest international rollouts in its history, capping a strong January and accelerating LPP fashion group's global expansion strategy.

Money sent by families of convicts is no longer safe. Rights groups say Russian prison authorities are now deducting up to 75% of inmates’ funds for “upkeep,” a practice critics warn is hitting political prisoners especially hard.

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Russia has demanded international recognition of the Donbas in ongoing peace talks in Abu Dhabi. Ukraine insists it won't cede territory, while the parties agreed to exchange 157 prisoners of war in the first swap in months.

Polish authorities cracked down on a crime group which produced and sold drug-infused cookies, chocolate bars, and vaporizers nationwide. Investigators seized thousands of products, synthetic substances, and professional processing equipment.

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Ukraine struck a Russian launch site previously used for the Oreshnik missile, damaging hangars, and forcing evacuations at a key ballistic missile test range deep inside Russia.

After the U.S. ambassador cut ties with Poland’s parliamentary speaker over criticism of U.S. President Donald Trump, a Republican congressman has called for the envoy’s replacement, escalating the diplomatic fallout.