The Latest Breaking News from Poland

One man was detained in Poland suspected of raping a 19-year-old refugee he’d lured with offers of shelter after she fled war-torn Ukraine. Another was overheard promising work and a room to a 16-year-old girl before authorities intervened. Another case inside a refugee camp at Poland’s Medyka border, raised suspicions…

Cases of human trafficking and exploitation also reported as more than 2.5 million refugees try to escape fighting

Ukraine’s previously booming tech sector has shown impressive resilience in face of Russian invasion

As millions of women and children flee across Ukraine’s borders in the face of Russian aggression, concerns are growing over how to protect the most vulnerable refugees from being targeted by human traffickers or becoming victims of other forms of exploitation

As millions of women and children flee across Ukraine's borders in the face of Russian aggression, concerns are growing over how to protect the most vulnerable refugees from becoming victims of human traffickers or other forms of exploitation.

Eastern European countries are embracing the millions of Ukrainians fleeing Russia's invasion as a potential workforce but analysts warn it be challenging to integrate them all. Some 2.5 million people have already fled Ukraine, according to the United Nations, which calls it Europe's fastest-growing refugee crisis since World War II.…

Ukraine’s president says the capital will only fall to Russian troops if it is completely destroyed, while Moscow warns western shipments of arms to Ukraine could be attacked

Ministers have been urged to act to prevent thousands of dogs and cats being euthanised in Poland, Hungary and Romania

As millions of refugees flee Ukraine as a result of the Russian invasion, one question that has been raised is: Why have Ukrainians been welcomed into eastern Europe, unlike Syrians, Iraqis, Afghans and Eritreans? Is it because they are white?

Powerful photojournalism has illustrated the brutal conflict in Ukraine since the Russian invasion began two weeks ago

A team of 30 van Glasgow van drivers have been doing their bit to help those caught up in the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine. They're fundraising to help pay for their journeys to Poland.