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Krakow Shooting Kills Six Three Bodies Found at Suspect’s Home

Poland Begins National Mourning After Krakow Shooting Kills Six

Poland began two days of national mourning after six people were killed in a mass shooting in Krakow's main square, and police stepped up security.

November 8, 2026

by Amanda Graham

Krakow Shooting Kills Six; Three Bodies Found at Suspect’s Home

Six people were killed in the Krakow shooting, while three bodies were found at the suspect’s home. An official account clarifies that the 16 injured included the suspect and records an exchange of fire less than three minutes after the

November 8, 2026

by Dmitri Agafonov

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia, on June 11, 2024

Zakharova Seeks Talks as Poland Pursues Gdansk Consulate Building

Maria Zakharova has called for talks and a new intergovernmental agreement over Russia’s former consulate building

Karol Nawrocki addresses supporters at his election-night event in Warsaw on June 1, 2025

Orban Backs Nawrocki as Poland’s Constitutional Court Crisis Deepens

Viktor Orban has backed Polish President Karol Nawrocki and accused Donald Tusk of a coup over the Constitutional Tribunal. The clash follows a decade of disputed judicial appointments and competing claims to

October 31, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Statue of the Virgin Mary in a glass shrine beside a stone wall in the West Bank town of Taybeh

Army Condemns Attack on European Diplomats as PM’s Office Cites ‘Smear’

Israel's military condemned a Saturday attack on French, Belgian and Polish diplomats near Taybeh, while Netanyahu's office urged caution and cited a possible smear campaign. Anadolu, citing Army Radio, reports that no

October 17, 2026

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk speaking at a lectern in front of Warsaw Security Forum banners

Poland Blames Russia for Starlink Station Fire, but Names No Handler

Poland says two Turkish citizens detained in Germany set fire to a Starlink ground station near Warsaw, and its ministers blame Russian services. No handler, payment or contact with a Russian official

October 13, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

US Gen. Alexus Grynkewich speaking at a podium in front of Warsaw Security Forum banners

NATO’s Top General Promises Victory While the US Weighs Pulling Troops

NATO's top commander unveiled a theory of victory in Warsaw, promising that any attack on the alliance would prove futile. The same general feeds a Pentagon review, due November 6, that could

October 12, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Poland PM Donald Tusk warns Russia has a documented plan for accidental drone strikes on NATO states

Tusk: Russia Planning ‘Accidental’ Drone Strikes on NATO States to Test Article 5

Poland's PM Tusk warned Thursday that Russia has a documented plan for 'accidental' drone strikes on NATO states to paralyze Article 5. The same week, an armed drone was retrieved from Poland's

September 18, 2026

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Damaged locomotive at Yahodyn railway station after Russian drone strike near Ukraine-Poland border, September 2026

Russian Drone Hits Yahodyn as Diplomatic Train With Boris Johnson Departs Minutes Early

A Russian drone hit a locomotive at Yahodyn on Sunday, minutes after a train carrying Boris Johnson, Carl Bildt, and EU security advisers cleared the Ukraine-Poland border crossing. Ukraine's state rail operator

September 14, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Damaged train locomotive struck by Russian drone near the Poland-Ukraine border crossing at Yahodyn, September 12 2026

Russia’s Largest Drone Attack Hits Near Poland; Ukraine Wins First Naval Drone Battle

Russia launched the war's largest single-day drone assault on September 12, nearly 500 aircraft targeting western Ukraine within kilometres of the Polish frontier. The same day, Ukraine's Sargan 3000 unmanned boat destroyed

September 13, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres speaking at a news conference

Washington Is Paying the UN $725m. It Owes More Than $4bn.

The State Department has notified Congress it intends to move $725m towards American arrears at the United Nations, weeks before Donald Trump addresses the General Assembly. The UN put the debt above

August 22, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Ukrainian refugees living in Gdansk and the Poles supporting them during Ukrainian Independence Day celebrations in Poland

Poland Deported 6,000 This Year as Public Opinion on Ukrainians Turned

Poland removed around 6,000 foreigners in the first half of 2026, about 30 percent more than a year earlier, with Ukrainians the largest group. The Interior Ministry promoted the figures a month

August 20, 2026

Government and Politics·News

US-made Abrams tanks take part in a Polish military parade in Warsaw

Moscow Says Poland Regrets Arming Ukraine. Warsaw’s Own Figures Tell a Longer Story.

Maria Zakharova told a briefing that Poland is beginning to regret more than $4.5bn in weapons sent to Ukraine. Poland's declassified figures do show military aid collapsing, though Warsaw's explanation is not

August 20, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·Government and Politics·News

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Poland Begins National Mourning After Krakow Shooting Kills Six

Krakow Shooting Kills Six; Three Bodies Found at Suspect’s Home

Zakharova Seeks Talks as Poland Pursues Gdansk Consulate Building

Orban Backs Nawrocki as Poland’s Constitutional Court Crisis Deepens

Army Condemns Attack on European Diplomats as PM’s Office Cites ‘Smear’

Poland Blames Russia for Starlink Station Fire, but Names No Handler

NATO’s Top General Promises Victory While the US Weighs Pulling Troops

Tusk: Russia Planning ‘Accidental’ Drone Strikes on NATO States to Test Article 5

Russian Drone Hits Yahodyn as Diplomatic Train With Boris Johnson Departs Minutes Early

Russia’s Largest Drone Attack Hits Near Poland; Ukraine Wins First Naval Drone Battle

Washington Is Paying the UN $725m. It Owes More Than $4bn.

Poland Deported 6,000 This Year as Public Opinion on Ukrainians Turned

Moscow Says Poland Regrets Arming Ukraine. Warsaw’s Own Figures Tell a Longer Story.

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