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Poland and Lithuania confirm exploring a bigger role in nuclear deterrence

Poland and Lithuania confirm they are in talks about their role in NATO’s nuclear deterrence efforts, which are centered on U.S. nuclear weapons in Europe.

 

Frederiksen set to start a third term as Danish prime minister thanks to firm position on Greenland

Mette Frederiksen is set to begin a third term as Denmark’s prime minister by leading a center-left coalition of four parties.

 

A secret bunker, tunnel and a Star of David tell a story of Jewish resistance in a Polish town

A secret bunker and an underground tunnel are among rare findings in a house in southern Poland used by Jews to hide from the Nazis.

 

Poland welcomes U.S. statements that troop reduction there is temporary

Polish officials have welcomed U.S. statements clarifying that the decision not to deploy 4,000 U.S. troops to Poland is temporary.

 

Hungary’s Magyar kicks off his first foreign trip as prime minister to ally Poland

Hungary’s new prime minister, Péter Magyar, is visiting Poland, a traditional ally that can offer plenty of lessons on political transformation and restoring democratic norms.

 

Pentagon halts deployments to Poland and Germany to cut troop numbers in Europe, AP sources say

The Pentagon is drawing down thousands of troops in Europe by stopping units from deploying to Poland and Germany as opposed to yanking those already stationed there.

 

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Polish capital registers its first same-sex marriage

Warsaw has registered its first same-sex marriage, following court rulings requiring Poland to recognize such marriages registered abroad.

 

A fan-run club pushes back against aggressive stadium culture in Poland

A grassroots soccer club in Warsaw, AKS Zły, is gaining attention for opposing aggressive nationalist fan culture in Poland.

 

Poland warns Russia is moving from low-cost recruits to professional sabotage cells

Poland’s internal security service has warned that Russia is shifting from using individual recruits to ‘professional’ networks to carry out a campaign of sabotage across Europe.

 

Belarus frees prominent journalist Andrzej Poczobut in a 10-person prisoner swap

Officials say prominent journalist Andrzej Poczobut has been released from jail in Belarus in a swap with Poland that also saw a total of 10 people freed as the authoritarian leader of Belarus seeks improved relations with the West.

 

Robot dogs with Musk and Zuckerberg heads roam around Berlin museum in Beeple’s new exhibit

Robot dogs with hyper-realistic silicone heads modeled after famous figures like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg are roaming a Berlin museum.

 

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Germany suspects Russia is behind Signal phishing that targeted top officials

The German government suspects Russia is behind phishing attacks on Signal targeting high-ranking politicians, military personnel, and journalists.

 

Iran’s exiled crown prince Reza Pahlavi splattered with red liquid in Berlin

Iran’s exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi was splattered with red liquid as he left a building after a news conference in Berlin.

 

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Polish leader Tusk claims Russia-linked crypto firm backed Nawrocki’s presidential bid

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk claims a cryptocurrency firm with “Russian money” has sponsored politicians from Poland’s former government.

 

Sweden blames pro-Russian group for cyberattack last year on its energy infrastructure

The Swedish government says a pro-Russian actor was behind a cyberattack on a heating plant in western Sweden last year.

 

Afghan migrants in Poland fear forced deportations as asylum applications remain suspended

Afghan migrants in Poland face forced deportations and fear for their lives at the hands of the Taliban-run government back home.

 

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Citizen ‘Frog Patrol’ helps amphibians survive a dangerous road journey in Poland

Hundreds of volunteers have joined a “Frog Patrol” initiative in a forest near the Polish capital of Warsaw to help amphibians survive road crossings during their spring mating rituals.

 

Activists ring alarm bells about halt in Poland’s air pollution progress

Poland’s “Clean Air” program, aimed at reducing pollution and household heating demand, is losing momentum.

 

Poland faced a surge in cyberattacks in 2025, including a major assault on the energy sector

Poland has said it faced a sharp surge in cyberattacks in 2025. A deputy digital affairs minister said Tuesday that Poland saw about 270,000 incidents over the last year.

 

This new bird ER offers hope for injured wildlife

Warsaw Zoo has created a new emergency drop-off system that gets injured birds treated fast. When a Warsaw resident brings in a wounded bird and places it in a metal box at the zoo entrance, nearby vets get a signal.

 

Poland is now among the world’s 20 largest economies. How it happened

Poland once was in economic ruins when communism fell more than three decades ago. Now it’s the 20th largest economy in the world.

 

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Poland’s Tusk vows to use EU defense loans despite president’s veto

Poland’s government is scrambling to keep access to major European Union defense loans after the president blocked a law allowing the country to access the funds.

 

Suspect in fatal Swiss bus fire had no terror links, police say

A man who doused himself in a flammable substance and set his body on fire killing himself and five others aboard a bus in Switzerland had previously been reported missing by his family and didn’t appear to have any terror-related motive.

 

President Nawrocki refuses to sign law to tap 44B euros in EU defense loans for Poland

Poland’s president has refused to sign a law that opens the door to a huge EU-backed defense loan, and it has sparked a new clash in Warsaw.

 

Calls for peace and flashes of anger after US and Israeli attacks kill Iran’s Khamenei

Three close allies of the United States say they are ready to join forces to defend their interests in the Middle East and stop Iran’s retaliatory strikes following the killing of its supreme leader.

 

World leaders react cautiously to US and Israeli strikes, death of Iran Ali Khamenei

World leaders have been responding cautiously amid U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran, reports of its supreme leader’s death and fears of a wider war.

 

5 European nations pledge millions to use Ukrainian know-how to make cheap drone defenses

Five big European military powers have launched a joint effort to build cheap drone defenses and autonomous drones, using Ukraine’s battlefield expertise.

 

Poland withdraws from treaty banning antipersonnel mines and will use them to defend against Russia

Poland has officially left the Ottawa Convention, which bans the use of antipersonnel mines. Warsaw argues it needs to use land mines to defend its eastern borders against Russian threats.

 

Polish bishop on trial over alleged delays in reporting claims of child abuse by priests

A Polish bishop is facing trial for allegedly not immediately reporting child sex abuse claims against two priests under his supervision.

 

Polish army bans Chinese vehicles from military premises

Poland’s army has banned Chinese-made vehicles from entering its military facilities over fears they can collect sensitive data.

 

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