
- yesterday
Wisła Kraków defeat Wieczysta 2-0 in derby with goals from Sanchez and Guillemenot
Wisła Kraków secured second place in the Ekstraklasa after second-half goals from Jordi Sanchez and Jeremy Guillemenot sealed a 2-0 win over Wieczysta Kraków before 33,000 fans.

- 2d ago
Polish shops and malls open on 30 August for fifth shopping Sunday of 2026
Retail stores and shopping centres across Poland will open on 30 August 2026 before entering a three-month Sunday trading pause that lasts until December.

- 2d ago
Volvo debuts electric EX60 with 510 hp and 800-volt charging during Polish test drives
Volvo has conducted initial road tests of the electric EX60 P10 AWD in southern Poland, featuring an 800-volt architecture, 660 km range, and software from its Kraków Tech Hub.
- 2d ago
Poland beats Slovenia 3-2 in five-set Wagner Memorial volleyball clash in Krakow
Poland secured a 3-2 victory over Slovenia on Friday evening in their second match of the 23rd Hubert Jerzy Wagner Memorial at Tauron Arena in Krakow.

- 2d ago
Police arrest five suspects in Poland and Slovakia following fatal beating of Kraków football fan
Polish and Slovak authorities have detained five suspects tied to the fatal machete assault on 36-year-old Hutnik Kraków supporter Jakub in Nowa Huta.

- 5d ago
Wieczysta Kraków appoints Željko Kopić as coach after Kazimierz Moskal dismissal
Ekstraklasa newcomer Wieczysta Kraków has named Croatian coach Željko Kopić as manager on a deal through the 2026/2027 season, replacing Kazimierz Moskal ahead of the Kraków derby against Wisła Kraków.

- 5d ago
Koalicja Obywatelska leads Polish poll at 28.1% as Partia Razem gains 3 points
An IBRiS survey conducted on 21 and 22 August 2026 shows Koalicja Obywatelska falling to 28.1% and Prawo i Sprawiedliwość at 18.1%, with fragmented results leaving the Sejm facing potential coalition gridlock.

- 5d ago
Polish MEP Grzegorz Braun charged with Holocaust denial over Auschwitz statements
Prosecutors from the Institute of National Remembrance charged Member of the European Parliament Grzegorz Braun on Tuesday with publicly denying Nazi genocide crimes at Auschwitz-Birkenau.
- 6d ago
Kraków police detain two men following fatal assault of 36-year-old in Nowa Huta
Polish police have detained two men in connection with the fatal beating of a 36-year-old man on Osiedle Willowe in Kraków, following the earlier release of nine questioned individuals.

- 6d ago
Czech Gripen jets intercept silent Cessna as Polish airports halt flights
Czech fighter jets intercepted an unresponsive Cessna 185 flying toward Kraków on Monday, causing a 30-minute shutdown of flight operations at Kraków and Katowice airports.

- Aug 24
Pogoń Szczecin and Wisła Kraków draw 2:2 in Ekstraklasa after four first-half goals
Pogoń Szczecin and Wisła Kraków shared points in a 2:2 draw in front of 20,398 fans in Szczecin, with all four goals scored during the opening 33 minutes.

- Aug 24
Wisła Kraków earn 2:2 draw at Pogoń Szczecin for first away point of season
Wisła Kraków came from behind twice in the first half to secure a 2:2 draw against Pogoń Szczecin at Stadion im. Floriana Krygera, capturing their first away point of the Ekstraklasa campaign.
- Aug 23
Wisła Kraków bans hooligan symbols from stadium following fatal attack in Nowa Huta
Club president Jarosław Królewski announced that fans displaying gang slogans or clothing linked to Młoda Ferajna will be immediately ejected from the R22 stadium starting next round.
- Aug 23
Nine detained after fatal attack on 36-year-old Hutnik fan in Kraków
Polish police detained nine suspects after a 36-year-old Hutnik Kraków supporter was beaten and attacked with sharp tools on Osiedle Willowe, later dying in an ambulance.

- Aug 23
Norway closes Oslo Gardermoen airport as controller strike cancels 150 flights
A five-hour shutdown at Oslo Gardermoen grounded nationwide traffic on Sunday, forcing at least 150 cancellations after controllers rejected an annual pay offer of 62,000 kroner.
- Aug 22
Krakow residents protest for traffic safety after fatal Solna Street crash kills parents
Hundreds of Krakow residents gathered on Solna Street for an Hour of Silence after a speeding car killed two parents and critically injured their infant, prompting calls for speed enforcement and infrastructure changes.

- Aug 22
Shakhtar Donetsk to host Champions League home matches at Chelsea's Stamford Bridge
Shakhtar Donetsk will stage at least four Champions League home fixtures at Chelsea's 40,000-seat stadium in London this season, following years of displacement from Ukraine due to ongoing war.

- Aug 21
Polish cybercrime police arrest 23-year-old over planned attack on politicians
Polish cybercrime officers arrested a 23-year-old man from Lublin voivodeship after he posted messages on Telegram seeking accomplices to carry out attacks against leading politicians.

- Aug 21
Donald Tusk commits 10 billion euro national transit program priority to Kraków subway
During a visit to Kraków on 20 August 2026, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that the city will take priority in a 10 billion euro national metro funding program, backed by EU funds and state loans rather than direct central budget spending.

- Aug 17
Polish actor Jan Frycz dies at 72 as cultural figures and ZASP push for state funeral
Jan Frycz, one of Poland's most prominent theater and screen actors, died on 15 August 2026 at the age of 72 after an illness, prompting tributes across the arts community.
