Poland News in English

Good morning! It’s 27th January, and here’s your Poland daily news capsule.

Life in the shadow of the American base in Greenland brings high prices and isolation.

Orban raises alarms about Russia, the EU, and NATO, hinting at threats to Poland.

Trump imposes tariffs on South Korea, signaling a shift in trade policy.

NATO's chief warns about Europe's defense, pointing fingers at the United States.

A two-year-old girl is shot by her grandfather's hunting gun; her condition is revealed.

Berlin experiences a blackout; the government offers a million euro reward for information.

A massive fire at a waste facility near Warsaw has caused the roof to collapse.

Health conditions in Podkarpacie hospitals are worsening, with long wait times reported.

Weather alerts extended for icy conditions and fog across many regions of the country.

Sixty years of Polish transplantation celebrated as one of the most controlled procedures.

Tensions rise between Hungary and Ukraine as Orban summons the Ukrainian ambassador.

India plans to reduce oil imports from Russia, shifting focus to African supplies.

Microsoft unveils its Maia 200 AI accelerator, challenging Google's TPU technology.

Apple introduces a new device priced under 150 zł, enhancing its product lineup.

The iPhone 17 Pro Max hits record low prices in Poland, a great buying opportunity.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!