Poland News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th May, and here’s your Poland daily news capsule.

Marian Banaś aims to become the president of Kraków as he returns to politics.

Great news from Toruń as Łatwogang raises 12 million zlotys and continues its journey.

Concerns grow as the U.S. considers withdrawing troops from Poland amid secret plans in Europe.

Peter Magyar announces a 50% salary cut, affecting other politicians as well.

Donald Trump lashes out at critics of the agreement, calling them "losers."

Polish lawmakers are spending public funds on unusual office supplies like vacuums and coffee machines.

Authorities investigate an incident at Nawrocki's home as political tensions rise.

A tragic incident in Kraków as an 11-year-old girl is injured by a firework.

Russian attacks on Kyiv damage a monastery run by Polish monks amid ongoing conflict.

Volunteers from the Red Cross are among the Ebola outbreak victims, highlighting the crisis in Congo.

An alarming incident involving the British defense minister's plane raises concerns near Russia.

Macron reaches out to Lukashenko in a rare conversation, emphasizing risks for Belarus.

Polish companies are struggling as the transport sector faces dramatic challenges and closures.

Greek strawberries flood the Polish market with a 43% increase in deliveries this season.

SpaceX prepares for its stock market debut, warning investors about potential profitability challenges.

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