Lithuanian Government Appoints Another Polish Vice Minister
Ana Burkovskiene has been appointed Lithuania’s new Deputy Minister of Interior, responsible for civil defense, becoming the latest Polish…
South Korea Considers Return to Russian Oil Amid Middle East Conflict
South Korea is discussing resuming imports of Russian oil and gasoline as escalating tensions in the Middle East threaten energy supplies.…
Iceland Considers EU Re-entry, Poles Form Largest Minority
Iceland’s government proposed August 29th as the date for a referendum on restarting EU accession talks, paused in 2013, amid shifting public…
Poland’s ZUS Now Offers Fully Digital Pension Re-evaluation Applications
Polish pensioners and beneficiaries can now submit ERPO applications for pension recalculation entirely online via the ZUS e-platform,…
Bomb Threat Wave Hits Polish Schools, Intelligence Veteran Warns
A series of false bomb alarms disrupted schools across Poland on Wednesday, prompting evacuations and raising concerns about potential foreign…
Zelenskyy’s Approval Rises Amid Territorial Concession Debate
A Kyiv poll in March shows a rise in Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s approval rating to 62%, linked to views on potential…
European Center-Right Courts Far-Right in Migration Deal
The European People’s Party (EPP) faces criticism after evidence emerged of negotiations with far-right groups via a WhatsApp chat to secure…
Trump Criticizes NATO Over Lack of Iran Support, Threatens Withdrawal
Former U.S. President Donald Trump sharply criticized NATO allies for failing to support potential action against Iran, comparing the…
Wałęsa Praises Taiwan’s Balance Against Beijing’s Pressure
Former Polish President Lech Wałęsa lauded Taiwan’s ability to maintain equilibrium amidst Chinese pressure during a visit for the Smart City…
Poland Shifts Housing Policy: Subsidies End, Supply Focus Begins
The Polish government is ending two decades of housing subsidies, opting instead to invest 8.7 billion złoty in increasing housing supply by…