Poland arrives at Wimbledon with one of its strongest representations in recent years. Six Polish players will compete in the singles main draw, led by defending champion Iga Świątek. The lineup also includes Hubert Hurkacz, Magda Linette, Magdalena Fręch, Maja Chwalińska and Kamil Majchrzak.

“Playing into Moscow’s hands,” that is how Ukraine’s foreign minister described the current tensions between Kyiv and Warsaw. Andrii Sybiha acknowledged that relations with Poland are in “a certain state of crisis” following disputes over historical memory and state honors.

Maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has stalled after a surge in ships passing through earlier this week. The news follows the opening of a new shipping route by Oman and a cargo ship was hit by a projective off the coast of the country.

Hungary is reshaping its diplomatic corps. Foreign Minister Anita Orbán announced the recall of 37 heads of diplomatic missions as the new government moves to align embassies with its foreign policy priorities.

A bill supporting the unification of Romania and Moldova passed the lower house of the Romanian parliament after a procedural deadline expired. It’s expected to be rejected by the Senate, but it revived discussion about Moldova’s alternative path to the EU.🧵 More in Stuart Dowell's analysis⤵️

Ukraine has reportedly launched one of its largest aerial assaults on Russia, with Russian air defenses saying they intercepted 660 Ukrainian drones. TVP World’s Oz Katerji has more.

Day two of the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdańsk is underway, with international economic and defense support for Ukraine at the top of the agenda. Poland is hosting the Conference for the first time. Our correspondent Paweł Trzaskowski reports from Gdańsk.

“It will be good if they will be here and talk.” Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko has criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s decision to skip this year's Ukraine Recovery Conference in Gdańsk.

Belarus has reportedly kicked off unexpected military drills for reservists amid concerns that Moscow may be attempting to draw Minsk into the war with Ukraine.

The last ton of coal has been brought to the surface at Poland’s Bielszowice mine, marking the end of more than 120 years of extraction and the beginning of a three-year liquidation process at one of the country’s oldest mining sites.

“Warning! High forest fire hazard. Exercise caution and do not use fires in the forest and its vicinity,” Polish authorities have warned. Prolonged heat and a lack of rainfall have left forest floors dangerously dry, making them extremely susceptible to ignition.

The mood at this year’s Ukraine Recovery Conference is different than before because of Ukraine’s new capabilities putting pressure on Russia, says Estonian PM Kristen Michal.

A former top official in Ukraine’s Security Service has been jailed for life after a court convicted of him of spying for Russia.

As Poland braces for its hottest day of the year, all eyes are on their thermometers as temperatures threaten to push past 40°C and surpass records established more than a century ago. Will it or won’t it?

A doctor has been hailed as a hero after he put his life on the line to restrain a knife-wielding teenager who stabbed patients and staff at a Polish hospital.

Italy and France have expressed reservations over an EU proposal to ban former Russian combatants from entering the bloc. The measure is part of a proposed 21st sanctions package targeting Russia over its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

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“Yes, people get tired. Yes, people ask questions. But we have to understand it's not about Russia fighting Ukraine. It is about Russian imperialistic plans. Ukraine is just one big piece in the puzzle,” Andris Kulbergs, Latvian Prime Minister told TVP World.

The U.S. will use unfrozen Iranian funds to buy products from American farms, Donald Trump said at a dinner for a group of farmers in the White House Rose Garden on Thursday, echoing the comments made by JD Vance earlier this week.

Power was fully or partially cut off across the Russian-occupied part of Ukraine’s southern Kherson region Friday morning.

After days of scorching heat in Poland, powerful thunderstorms have left one of Wrocław's best-known attractions out of action. A lightning strike severely damaged the Multimedia Fountain's lighting and control systems, forcing the suspension of its popular shows for several weeks.

Poland braces for dangerous tropical nights as heatwave intensifies.

It might better if Polish companies were not involved in reconstructing Lviv, Poland’s foreign minister Sikorski has suggested, citing an ongoing legal dispute between the city in western Ukraine and a Polish contractor.

U.S.-wanted Iranian hacker arrested by Montenegro police and FBI.

NATO allies will unveil tens of billions of dollars in new defense deals at next month's summit in Turkey, Secretary General Mark Rutte said, pledging continued support for Ukraine and warning Vladimir Putin that the alliance is ready to respond to any aggression.

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Four people were injured after a man allegedly entered a hospital in southern Poland and attacked patients and medical staff with a sharp object.

Two passenger trains collided in west-central Poland on Thursday, triggering a major emergency response. The incident occurred near the village of Białośliwie in Greater Poland, with rescue services and investigators dispatched to the scene to assess the situation and assist those involved.

A man suspected of starting multiple forest fires in western Poland was caught in the act thanks to drone surveillance. Police had been investigating a series of unexplained blazes in the Krucz forest since April before identifying a suspect.

Ukraine’s military says Russian forces have abandoned several positions on the strategically important Kinburn Spit in the country’s south. The narrow strip of land has enabled Moscow to threaten Ukrainian ports and shipping routes since the early stages of the war.

Netflix has drawn criticism in Ukraine after securing rights to two new seasons of the Russian children’s cartoon 'Masha and the Bear.' Ukrainian officials have previously accused the series of serving as a form of Kremlin soft power aimed at shaping perceptions among young audiences.

The European Commission will propose restricting refugee status for Ukrainians who have no legal right to leave the country, particularly military age men , a senior official told TVP World.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has warned that countries bordering Russia should be prepared for “various forms of escalation” in the months ahead. Speaking at a meeting of NATO eastern flank leaders in Gdańsk, Tusk described the region’s security situation as highly unstable.

Belarus is almost certainly not about to join the war on Russia’s side. Analysts see no evidence of the troop build-up that would be required for a major offensive.

The Ukraine Recovery Conference has officially begun, with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko, and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen focusing on Ukraine’s reconstruction and investment.

“A light aircraft crashed and burst into flames,” in Warsaw, the State Fire Service in the Polish capital reported. So far, one bystander is known to have been injured.

Global oil prices have dropped sharply after reports of increased crude shipments following the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

The French navy boarded an oil tanker off the coast of Sicily in what President Emmanuel Macron described as a new European move against Russia’s shadow fleet and vessels accused of helping Moscow evade sanctions.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has opened the two-day Ukraine Recovery Conference focused on international economic and defense support for Kyiv, with the Ukrainian delegation led by Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko.

Romania's lower house of parliament has advanced a bill declaring that Romania and neighboring Moldova should become a single sovereign state, calling for negotiations on unification after lawmakers failed to address it before the legal deadline.

On the latest episode of On the Record, Brzezinski says President Trump’s approach has created uncertainty among NATO allies but argues that broader U.S. public opinion remains strongly supportive of the Alliance and transatlantic cooperation.

U.S. President said he “didn't like” Poland's previous president, before praising the current head of state, whom he endorsed ahead of Poland's last election as “a fighter.” Trump made the comments while celebrating Colombia's election result and reflecting on recent political victories.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte sought to calm tensions with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House, using a mix of flattery and gentle pushback to argue that instances of the Allies' reluctance to support the U.S. war with Iran were limited to "isolated cases."

A 22-year-old French citizen has been detained in Warsaw after breaching security and entering a guarded metro tunnel, causing major disruptions to public transport. Authorities are continuing to investigate the incident and have not yet determined the motivation behind it.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has argued that European and transatlantic unity is crucial to the future security of the West.

Wrocław Airport has been recognized as Europe’s best small airport at a major industry awards ceremony. The airport was praised for its quality of services, passenger experience, and efforts to improve sustainability.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk says he’s hopeful the Ukraine Recovery Conference, which starts on Thursday, will serve as an occasion to de-escalate tensions building in the last weeks between Poland and Ukraine. On Tuesday, President Zelenskyy announced he would not be attending the conference.

Ukraine and Russia are fighting two wars at once – and they are moving in opposite directions. Over the past week, Ukraine has continued its long-range campaign, striking Russian fuel depots, disrupting supply routes and tightening pressure on Crimea.

Nobel Prize-winning author Olga Tokarczuk has announced that her forthcoming novel about the post-war population shifts that transformed Poland will be her final major work of fiction.

Polish President Karol Nawrocki continues his state visit in Turkey, where he has met with Polish soldiers stationed in the country. He took the opportunity to emphasize the close relationship between the two countries ahead of the upcoming NATO summit taking place in Ankara in mid-July.