- 11h ago
Lech Poznań beats Górnik Zabrze 3-1 to win record seventh Polish Super Cup as Kubicki injury adds to Górnik's midfield woes
Lech Poznań came from behind to defeat Górnik Zabrze 3-1 in the Polish Super Cup on 16 July, securing a record seventh title, while Górnik lost midfielder Jarosław Kubicki to a suspected broken wrist ahead of their Champions League qualifier against Fenerbahce.
- 19h ago
Patient charged 1,350 zł for parking after three-day hospital stay in Poznań; hospital to refund
Mykola Studzinskyi drove himself to the ER with heart problems, was admitted for three days, and emerged to a 1,350 zł parking bill. After hours stuck at the barrier, he paid nearly half his monthly wage; the Poznań hospital now says it will cancel the charge.
- 3d ago
Lewandowski joins Chicago Fire on two-year deal, puts Poland future on hold
The Polish striker, 37, was introduced on Tuesday after signing a two-year contract and could debut Thursday against Vancouver Whitecaps. He said he will decide on his international future after settling in the United States.
- 3d ago
Young puma captured in Polanów after roaming near homes; quarantine begins at Poznań Zoo, origin still a mystery
A young female puma that had been roaming the forests near Polanów in northwestern Poland was safely captured on Sunday and is now under quarantine at the Poznań Zoo.
- 4d ago
Slaven Bilic returns as Croatia head coach after 14 years, replacing Zlatko Dalic following World Cup exit
The Croatian Football Federation (HNS) confirmed the appointment on Monday, replacing Zlatko Dalic who resigned after a last-32 defeat to Portugal at the 2026 World Cup.
- Jun 30
President Nawrocki proposes June 28 as state holiday for anti-communist opposition
President Karol Nawrocki submitted a bill to the Sejm to establish June 28 as a public holiday honoring activists and victims of communist repression. The initiative was announced during the 70th anniversary of the Poznań 1956 protests.
- Jun 29
Motorcyclist falls near Polish defence minister's convoy in Poznań, no injuries reported
A motorcyclist fell after braking suddenly near the government convoy of Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz on Sunday evening. No one was injured and the convoy continued its journey.
- Jun 23
University of Warsaw and Jagiellonian University tie for first in Poland's 2026 Perspektywy ranking
The 27th edition of Poland's most comprehensive higher education ranking sees the University of Warsaw and Jagiellonian University share the top spot, while vocational schools see a new leader in Koszalin.
- Jun 23
Bus collides with tram in Poznań, four injured; coach fails to yield at Serbska-Naramowicka junction
A coach drove into the path of a tram in Poznań on Monday, injuring four people and derailing the tram. Police say the bus driver failed to give way.
- Jun 16
Two men charged after hitting Poznań mayor Jacek Jaśkowiak with cream cake during council session; face up to three years in prison
Two men, aged 40 and 22, were charged with insulting a public official and violating bodily integrity after throwing a cream cake at Poznań mayor Jacek Jaśkowiak during Tuesday's city council session. The act, classified as hooligan misconduct, carries a penalty of up to three years in prison.
- Jun 15
A2 motorway junction near Poznań to face weeks of disruption as resurfacing begins June 22
Drivers using the A2 motorway near Poznań will face lane closures, detours, and speed limits as Autostrada Wielkopolska launches a phased resurfacing of the Poznań Krzesiny junction, one of the region's busiest interchanges.
- Jun 14
Human remains unearthed during Poznań sidewalk works; police investigate WWII link
Construction workers in Poznań’s Wilczy Młyn district unearthed a large number of human bones while building a new sidewalk on 13 June. Police, a forensic anthropologist and prosecutors are investigating whether the remains are historical wartime casualties or evidence of a crime.
- Jun 2
Poland’s prosecutor general moves to arrest opposition MEP Patryk Jaki, who calls the request ‘one of the stupidest in history’
Poland’s prosecutor general has asked the European Parliament to lift the immunity of MEP Patryk Jaki so that he can be arrested and charged with abuse of office. Jaki describes the allegations as absurd and politically motivated.
- May 29
PGZ Employee Arrested on Espionage Charges; Polish Counterintelligence Cites Foreign State Involvement
A Polish citizen working for a subsidiary of state-owned defence conglomerate PGZ was detained on 27 May and has been remanded in custody for three months on charges of spying for a foreign power.
