- 8h ago
S&P cuts Poland's rating outlook to negative, citing deficits and rising debt
S&P kept Poland's foreign-currency rating at A- but moved the outlook to negative, and cut the local-currency rating to A-, on Friday, 6 November.
- 15h ago
Poland's Tusk and Nawrocki clash over Constitutional Tribunal as president sets six-day deadline
Karol Nawrocki gave Donald Tusk six days to halt what he calls an illegal takeover of the Constitutional Tribunal, a deadline with no legal force. Police still guard the court, where protesters gather day and night.
- 16h ago
Poland to see up to 15°C in mid-November, then a sharp cold snap and storms
Forecasts published on 6 November 2026 point to a warm peak of up to 15°C on Friday, 13 November, before temperatures fall sharply from 14 November. Frost, dense fog and gales from 17 to 20 November are also flagged.
- 16h ago
EU Commission proposes Poland exemption from migrant intake for 2027
The European Commission proposed on 6 November 2026 that Poland be released for 2027 from accepting migrants under the EU Migration and Asylum Pact. Four other countries, Austria among them, were named in the same finding.
- 19h ago
Urban names Poland squad for Romania and Sweden, Skorupski left out
Jan Urban named the squad on Friday, 6 November, for the Nations League matches in Bucharest on 14 November and Wrocław on 17 November. The list includes three goalkeepers, and Łukasz Skorupski is not among them.
- 19h ago
PiS MPs unfurl 'Tusk=Dictator' banners during Roberta Metsola's speech in the Sejm
Opposition MPs displayed banners reading 'Tusk=Dictator' and alleging a coup as Roberta Metsola addressed the Sejm on Friday, 6 November. Donald Tusk answered with a photo and one sarcastic sentence on X instead of entering a debate.
- yesterday
German embassy says Bundeswehr presence in Warsaw is ceremonial after A4 truck crash
The German embassy in Warsaw says Bundeswehr vehicles and soldiers in Poland are there for anniversary ceremonies, after a truck collision on the A4 motorway on 4 November.
- yesterday
Sejm rejects no-confidence motion against Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński, 212 to 235
The Sejm voted down the Law and Justice motion on 6 November 2026, leaving Marcin Kierwiński in office. Premier Donald Tusk defended the minister in the debate and said he would remain at the head of the ministry.
- yesterday
Bayern Munich reportedly eyes Porto winger Oskar Pietuszewski as Luis Díaz backup
German media say Bayern Munich is monitoring Oskar Pietuszewski as a possible Luis Díaz replacement, while FC Porto's release clause for the 18-year-old is set at 60 million euros.
- 2d ago
Poland's central bank reaches 700 tonnes of gold, reserves worth about 356 billion zloty
Adam Glapiński said the National Bank of Poland has met its 700-tonne gold target, with an unrealised gain on the holdings of about 140.5 billion zloty.
- 2d ago
Von der Leyen pulls out of press conference with Nawrocki at V4 summit, Bloomberg reports
Bloomberg sources say the Commission president dropped a post-summit briefing with Polish President Karol Nawrocki, a move they describe as a favour to Prime Minister Donald Tusk amid the Constitutional Tribunal row.
- 2d ago
Cuban living in Russia faces Romanian arrest warrant over 2024 sabotage plot
A 35-year-old Cuban living in Russia faces an in-absentia arrest warrant from the Bucharest Court of Appeal. Prosecutors link him to a 2024 sabotage plan that Romanian police foiled.
- 2d ago
PiS MP Michał Wójcik sings Krawczyk outside the Constitutional Tribunal, drawing government mockery
On the evening of Wednesday, 4 November 2026, PiS MP Michał Wójcik sang at the protest camp outside the Constitutional Tribunal, and government figures quickly mocked the performance online.
- 2d ago
Russia's central bank sells gold for a second straight quarter to fund its war deficit
Russia sold more gold than any other central bank in the third quarter of 2026, drawing on reserves to help cover a war-driven budget deficit. China was the biggest buyer, adding 63.14 tonnes to its reserves.
- 2d ago
Poland's ABW detains six suspects accused of supplying military materials to Russia
Poland's Internal Security Agency detained six people, five Poles and a 37-year-old Russian woman, over alleged military material supplies to Russia. Four were placed in temporary custody on espionage charges.
- 2d ago
Orlen opens expanded Wierzchowice gas storage, lifting Poland's total capacity to 4.1 bcm
The 800 million cubic metre extension at Wierzchowice, near Krośnice in Lower Silesia, took three years to build and cost about 580 million zloty according to Orlen.
- 2d ago
IMGW issues dense fog warnings for most of Poland, with visibility below 200 m overnight
The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management issued first-degree warnings for 14 voivodeships, fully or partly, with visibility forecast below 200 metres from 22:00 on Wednesday, 4 November.
- 3d ago
Shein to invest €500 million in Wrocław hub as EU parcel fees take effect
Shein plans to invest €500 million in its European logistics hub near Wrocław this year, lifting its cumulative Polish investment since 2022 to €1 billion.
- 3d ago
Pope Leo XIV honours Wyszyński and Mindszenty, 70 years after their release
At Wednesday's general audience the pope marked 70 years since two primates were freed from communist prison. He also announced a trip to Uruguay and Peru that begins on Friday, 6 November.
- 3d ago
Russian drones hit substation key to Khmelnytskyi nuclear plant as Kyiv trams stop
Kyiv halted tram and trolleybus services on the evening of 3 November after a Russian overnight attack on Ukraine's energy system. Energy minister Denys Szmyhal also said a drone attack hit a substation about 190 km from the Polish border that is important for the Khmelnytskyi nuclear plant.
