The EU Council unanimously supported the extension of temporary protection for more than 4 million Ukrainians until March 4, 2027. A strategy for phasing out temporary protection is also being discussed.
Newly elected Polish President Karol Nawrocki is preparing to announce the composition of his administration. Personnel decisions will show whether he will remain under the influence of the PiS party or choose an independent course.
The Supreme Court of Poland has allowed a recount of ballots in 13 electoral commissions due to complaints of violations. The decision concerns the determination of the number of votes for each candidate in the second round.
Poland's head coach Michał Probierz has resigned following a conflict with Robert Lewandowski, who refused to play for the national team as long as Probierz remains the coach.
In Poland, a 19-year-old man was detained on suspicion of planning a terrorist attack. He, along with two other individuals, was gathering information about weapons and explosives.
The EU Council has approved new duties on imports from Russia and Belarus to reduce dependence on their agricultural products. Fertilizers and 15% of agricultural exports will be subject to restrictions.
An international conference "Weimar+" dedicated to the security of the EU and the war in Ukraine will be held in Rome. The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Sybiha, will participate in the meeting with colleagues.
The Polish Sejm expressed confidence in the Council of Ministers. 243 deputies voted "for", 210 – against.
White House spokeswoman Karolina Levitt called WP's information about plans to send migrants, including Ukrainians, to Guantanamo a fake. According to her, "nothing is happening."
Ukraine has granted permission for exhumation in the former village of Zboiska, where soldiers of the Polish Army are buried. This is the second permit granted to Poland for conducting exhumation works.
In the conditions of war, Ukraine solves problems with equipment repair, looking for spare parts abroad and developing import substitution. The lives of military personnel depend on the serviceability of the equipment.
Polish law enforcement officers detained a 28-year-old man suspected of spying for the Russian Federation. He was collecting information about critical defense facilities.
Polish Prime Minister Tusk initiated a vote of confidence after losing the election. This is happening against the backdrop of a possible confrontation with newly elected President Nawrocki, who may block government initiatives.
The Trump administration plans to move thousands of illegal immigrants, including citizens of Ukraine and other allied countries, to the military base in Guantanamo Bay to relieve overcrowded centers.
Lviv customs officers, together with the SBU, exposed a scheme for importing cannabis from the USA to Ukraine. Almost one and a half kilograms of drugs were hidden in cardboard boxes from dry breakfasts.
In Warsaw, residents of a high-rise building appealed to their neighbors with a request to have quieter sex at night, especially because of the loud screams of the girl. Violators face a fine under Article 51 of the Code of Petty Offenses of Poland.
Ukraine is facilitating the resolution of historical memory issues with Poland. Search operations will begin on the territory of Poland in the near future, and work is ongoing in Puzhnyky.
Vâlcea police seized 109 kg of cocaine hidden in a truck with auto parts. Two Georgian citizens have been detained and face up to 20 years in prison.
NATO Admiral Pierre Vandier said that Operation "Spiderweb" showed the importance of innovation for victory. Western intelligence agencies warn that Russia is ahead of NATO and may attack in as little as 4 years.
SpaceX is preparing to launch Axiom Mission 4 to the ISS. For the first time, astronauts from India, Poland and Hungary will go into orbit to conduct scientific research.
On the night of June 9, Poland raised military aviation into the sky due to the Russian missile attack on Ukraine. Polish Defense Forces involved all available resources to ensure security.
Poland's State Electoral Commission is planning to review the election for possible errors, citing discrepancies in exit polls and a petition demanding a recount.
On June 8, the Nations League final will take place in Munich, where Portugal will meet Spain. Both teams confidently made their way to the final, having overcome serious opponents.
A fake letter signed by Minister Tochitsky about the cessation of search operations in Puzhnyky, Ternopil region, is spreading on social networks and among the Polish audience. The Minister emphasized that the work was completed back in May.
Strong winds knocked down trees and cut power lines. Extreme weather was observed throughout the country, especially in the south, where heavy rains and hail caused damage.
Contracts for service in the Ukrainian Legion were signed in Lublin. Volunteers from different countries will undergo 45-day military training in Poland.
Ukrainian and EU officials have called on European theaters not to invite Russian artists who support the war. Instead, it is proposed to hire Ukrainian or European performers.
Poland отказалась from purchasing 32 multi-purpose S‑70i Black Hawk helicopters due to a change in priorities in the supply of weapons. Previously, the country had already canceled the agreement to purchase French Caracal.
The EU and Ukraine are negotiating a new agreement on import quotas for agricultural products. The quotas will be set between current levels and temporary exemptions granted after the Russian invasion.
The new Polish President, Karol Nawrocki, has stated his readiness to cooperate with Tusk only on issues beneficial to Poles. He also warned of possible resistance from the presidential palace.