The Latest Breaking News from Warsaw

Consumers of western media could be forgiven for supposing that Ukraine, the state whose sovereignty was violated so brutally with the Russian invasion of February 2022, enjoys unstinting support from its western neighbour Poland. The support of the Polish government has been unambiguous. Donations of military equipment and humanitarian support…

The move aims to curb a border crisis that Warsaw says has been orchestrated by Minsk and its ally Russia.

‘This is just discriminatory’, the BBC security correspondent said on X/Twitter

The Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw opens its minimalist doors to a design by Thomas Phifer and Partners

Russia said Thursday its army had recaptured 10 settlements in its Kursk border region, where Ukraine last month launched a major incursion, seizing dozens of settlements. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky conceded Russia had launched its own counterattack in the region but insisted that the shock Ukrainian assault was still going…

Families of 12 Polish inmates given back their belongings during ceremony in Warsaw

Relatives of 12 Polish inmates of Nazi Germany’s concentration camps have received precious belongings seized from their kin during captivity

Large numbers of Ukrainian refugee kids are expected to begin attending Polish schools this fall for the first time after a change in a Polish regulation aimed at getting Ukrainian kids back in school

Ukraine has been pushing for allies to be more involved in its defence, including giving Kyiv permission to use Western-supplied missiles to strike deep inside Russia

Poland's foreign ministry says that seven Polish citizens — six students and a lecturer — who were detained in Nigeria during protests there have been released and are in good health

PLANS to expand the Scottish Government’s overseas offices in Europe are on hold as ministers prepare for spending cuts.