The Latest Breaking News from Poland

France sent 55 tonnes of medical equipment, computers, children's milk and generators to Ukraine via Poland on Monday, the French foreign ministry has said. An estimated 3.5 million people have now fled the country since the beginning of the Russian invasion a month ago.

The United States and its Western allies are assessing whether Russia should remain within the Group of Twenty (G20) grouping of major economies following its invasion of Ukraine, sources involved in the discussions told Reuters on Tuesday.

Poland's parliament will try to thrash out a compromise on Wednesday over reforms to the Supreme Court that could unlock 36 billion euros of EU COVID-recovery grants and loans being withheld due to a dispute over judicial independence.

A Polish priest who has taken 24 Ukrainian refugees into his home says he hopes prayer can bring an end to the war, as Poland struggles to accommodate more than 2 million new arrivals fleeing a Russian invasion of their homeland.

Those who fled political violence in Belarus fear being associated with the actions of a government they do not support.

When my partner Maria and I arrived in Poland we were exhausted — mentally, physically, and emotionally - but we were safe. We escaped Ukraine for Britain but, in the grand scheme of things, we’re amongst the few who have that option. I’m British, Maria is Ukrainian. Ironically, we left…

Vulnerable women and children are being put in danger by the visa application process for Ukrainian refugees because it is “too complicated and difficult and too lengthy”, a British volunteer in Poland has warned.

Dozens of Ukrainian orphans and their carers who are headed to refuge in the UK are stuck in Poland due to missing paperwork from Ukraine

Dmitry Medvedev, now deputy chairman of the Russian security council, lashed out over Poland’s decision to axe economic ties with Moscow.

Former U.K. prime ministers Major, Brown sign on to a proposal calling for a tribunal to investigate Putin for war crimes.

Congolese evacuees were mostly students, most of them currently in France, according to the foreign minister.