Warsaw

Andriy Sybiga met with Andrzej Duda in Warsaw during his working visit to Poland. The politicians held one-on-one talks.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga has begun a visit to Poland. In Warsaw, he laid flowers at the Orthodox cemetery, honoring the memory of those who fought for Ukraine in the past and today.

The Center for Monitoring Racist Behavior believes that the president has insulted citizens; the first hearing will take place in 2025.

The Brovary community received equipment and humanitarian aid worth more than EUR 830 thousand from German partners. The aid includes special vehicles, generators, medical equipment and other necessary items.

The court banned the activities of Kalinowski's regiment and its structures in Belarus. The prosecutor's office claims to have obtained evidence of the involvement of members of the group in planning terrorist attacks in the country.

Polish President Andrzej Duda reacted to the statement of the Minister of Defense regarding the mention of the “Volyn issue” in the context of Ukraine's accession to the EU. Duda emphasized that such actions are in line with Putin's policy.

At the Krakivets-Korchova checkpoint, customs officers found a truck with 6,600 new T-shirts that were not listed in the declaration. The cargo was being transported under the guise of humanitarian aid for a Lviv charity fund.

Ukrzaliznytsia is resuming ticket sales for the Warsaw-Lviv train via Rava-Ruska after a short break. This became possible due to the renewal of agreements with the Polish carrier SKPL, and the schedule remains unchanged.

Narendra Modi is planning a visit to Poland and Ukraine from August 21-23. He is expected to spend half a day in Kyiv to promote dialogue and diplomacy amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that Ukraine's actions are defensive, while Russia is committing genocide. He emphasized Ukraine's right to effectively counteract aggression and was not surprised by the changes at the front.

A severely wounded man was found in a shared apartment in Rostock. A short time later, the 46-year-old man died.

Ukrainian doctor Vitaliy Slavnov from Odesa died in Prague as a result of a piece of cornice falling. The tragedy occurred during a heavy downpour, and the police are investigating the incident as negligent homicide.

18-year-old Dmitry died in a Warsaw hospital after a week in a coma. He was hit by a 30-kilogram gas boiler thrown from the roof by a 51-year-old worker who has already been charged.

Against the background of a slowing influx of Ukrainians and plans to tighten migration policy, Polish companies are experiencing a shortage of employees. Economists offer various solutions to the problem, including attracting foreigners and automation.

Starting from August 1, 2024, tickets for some flights to Poland will be sold only with verification through Diia. Signature. This is a temporary solution to combat ticket resellers during peak travel periods.

A 26-year-old Uzbek man stabbed two Ukrainian teenagers in Warsaw. The police have evidence that the teenagers provoked the fight by taking the man's keys and phone.

Today, July 26, healthy food lovers can join the celebration of World Tofu Day. In Europe and the United States, tofu began to gain popularity in the second half of the twentieth century, when people became interested in healthy eating.

Thousands of people in Warsaw are demanding a relaxation of the abortion law after the parliament rejected a bill. Human rights groups call for nationwide protests against the restrictive legislation.

The Polish prosecutor's office is investigating 75 local companies that imported Ukrainian grain as technical grain and sold it as food. Charges have been brought against 17 people, most of whom are Polish citizens.

Poland views the Ukrainian proposal to shoot down Russian missiles over Ukraine near Polish territory before they enter Polish airspace as an act of self-defense.

Poland has offered to supply Ukraine with electricity from its thermal power plants without paying for emissions, seeking approval from the European Commission.

Several thousand people have already registered to join a new volunteer military unit in Poland to help defend Ukraine.

President Zelenskyy expects very concrete steps from NATO partners at the summit, including strengthening Ukraine's air defense, civilian infrastructure, and energy grid.

Poland will discuss with its NATO allies the possibility of shooting down Russian missiles heading toward Poland in Ukrainian airspace before they enter NATO territory.

The security agreement between Ukraine and Poland provides for the development of a mechanism to shoot down Russian missiles and drones launched toward Poland.

President Zelenskyy announces a new defense package from Poland for Ukraine, which will include strengthening Ukraine's air defense and signing an ambitious security agreement with Poland to protect Ukrainian lives.

Ukraine initiates an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council after a Russian missile strike hits civilian infrastructure, including a children's hospital, during a massive attack on Ukraine.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk sign the Ukraine-Poland Security Agreement in Warsaw ahead of the upcoming NATO summit.

President Zelenskyy and Prime Minister Tusk met in Warsaw to discuss defense cooperation, Ukraine's European integration, expectations from the NATO summit, Poland's participation in Ukraine's recovery, trade and humanitarian cooperation, and signed an agreement on security cooperation between the two countries.

Poland is looking for border guards from Germany, Greece and Finland to help patrol the border with belarus amid concerns about migration pressure from the east.