News from Poland

40 years after the Chernobyl disaster Poles are overwhelmingly positive when it comes to nuclear energy ,European Economic Congress in Katowice opens amid warnings of a new global order and US army trumpeter performs the iconic Kraków bugle call...

Warsaw commemorates WWII Ghetto uprising with new exhibition; Fewer travels during Poland's customary May holiday; Poland's car racing hero Robert Kubica is back on track.

EU pushes ahead with age verification app as Poland raises concerns over effectiveness,Poland is planning to spend billions to build a shelter network ­- and Finland has some advice and a special Polish 1980s retro train hits the tracks....

How is Poland doing in Good Country Index?; Polish scientists peer inside ancient secret using AI; Noise dispute over race track in Poznań.

March of the Living draws thousands to Auschwitz in remembrance of the Holocaust; Far-right Polish MP unfurls an Israeli flag with a swastika in parliament; Poland's Antoni Kowalski makes the World Snooker Championships final.

Hungary’s incoming Prime Minister vows to hand over Polish politicians granted asylum; The National Film Archive – Audiovisual Institute, with the support of Netflix, will restore the former glory of Polish cinema classics; The Mazovia Regional Tourist Organisation - an NGO promoting tourist products of Warsaw and Mazovia region sums up the past year, and there are some surprising findings.

Two eminent Poles among first European Order of Merit recipients; Medical disinformation going rampant online; Synchronised skating showcased in Gdańsk.

US considers moving troops to Poland from NATO allies deemed unhelpful; Orban-Putin tapes as commented in Poland; Warsaw to host iconic Mozart festival.

- Iran hails "victory" as fragile US ceasefire draws cautious global response.

- What has driven the Hungarian foreign policy so far - and why?

- Poland’s largest crypto exchange's reported troubles ramp up investors' fears.

- 40% of adult Poles declare they'd like to reduce their body weight.

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