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Pogoń owner Alex Haditaghi threatens Legia with a three-year away-sector ban
Legia's away sector stayed shut for the 2:0 win over Wisła Kraków on Sunday, 11 October. Pogoń Szczecin's owner responded on X that his club's away sector would be closed to Legia fans for three years if Pogoń supporters are barred when they visit in December.
- Oct 9
Robert Pattinson stars as Chris Hansen in Primetime, which opened in Polish cinemas on 9 October
Lance Oppenheim's first fiction feature dramatises the NBC series To Catch a Predator and the presenter behind its stings. The film competed for the Golden Lion at the Venice festival in September.
- Oct 9
Polish prosecutors ask Supreme Court to lift immunity of three Warsaw judges
Prosecutors filed the requests on Friday, 9 October 2026, accusing Piotr Schab, Przemysław Radzik and Michał Lasota of posing as disciplinary prosecutors after they had been dismissed in 2025.
- Oct 7
King Szczecin defeats Nitra Blue Wings 88:81 in FIBA Europe Cup opener
King Szczecin overcame a 10-point third-quarter deficit to defeat Slovakian side Nitra Blue Wings 88:81 in the opening round of the FIBA Europe Cup on Wednesday.
- Oct 7
Polish prosecutors charge driver and passenger after 270 km/h fatal BMW crash on S10
A 43-year-old driver and his 45-year-old passenger face up to 20 years in prison after phone video revealed their car reached 270 km/h before striking a Toyota near Kobylanka, killing a 70-year-old motorist.
- Oct 7
Orlen and Northland Power finish installing 76 turbines at Poland's 1.2 GW Baltic Power offshore wind farm
The Baltic Power offshore wind farm has completed the assembly of its 76 turbines 23 kilometres off the Polish coast, aiming for full 1.2 GW operation to power 1.5 million homes by late 2026.
- Oct 6
Polish anti-corruption agents search Children's Ombudsman office in abuse of power probe
Officers from the Central Anti-Corruption Bureau searched the Warsaw office of Children's Ombudsman Monika Horna-Cieślak on 6 October 2026, following a prosecutorial probe into an intervention that led to the removal of two children from their family.
- Oct 4
Polish consumer guides review specialty coffee beans for home espresso and moka pots
Regional lifestyle publications evaluate fresh-roasted specialty coffee selections, focusing on roast profiles, degassing, and extraction dynamics for espresso machines and moka pots.
- Oct 3
Polish prosecutors indict priest over sexual abuse of 14-year-old altar boy
District prosecutors in Goleniów have sent an indictment to court against 62-year-old priest Janusz Z., charging him with sexually abusing a 14-year-old altar boy during private tutoring sessions in 2015.
- Oct 2
Polish prosecutors charge two Szczecin police officers over alleged vigilante assault
Two police officers from Szczecin face criminal charges for allegedly assaulting a convicted child abuser with a police baton during his 2024 detention.
- Oct 1
Poland charges 11 suspects over 22.5 million zloty university residency fraud
Polish prosecutors charged 11 individuals, including politician Mateusz Piskorski, in an offshoot of the Collegium Humanum investigation involving fake degrees and foreign residency permits.
- Oct 1
Poland's Children's Ombudsman Files Criminal Reports Over Online Threats and Hate Speech
Monika Horna-Cieślak submitted two criminal notifications regarding physical assault threats on Instagram and racist online defamation, prompting prosecutors to seek police protection.
- Oct 1
Pogoń Szczecin owner initiates criminal probe and legal action over 75 million PLN debt
Pogoń Szczecin owner Alex Haditaghi confirmed a criminal investigation into the club's early 2025 management and announced separate legal proceedings against former sporting director Dariusz Adamczuk following the discovery of 75 million PLN in debt.
- Oct 1
Słupsk approves 18 million PLN land purchase for sports and entertainment arena
Słupsk City Council has authorized spending nearly 18 million PLN to acquire over 17.1 hectares across three plots from Euro-Industry for a planned sports complex near Trzy Fale Water Park.
- Sep 30
Werder Bremen and Dawid Kownacki terminate contract by mutual agreement
SV Werder Bremen and Polish forward Dawid Kownacki have parted ways with immediate effect after agreeing to end his deal. The decision leaves the 29-year-old free to sign with a new club outside standard transfer windows.
- Sep 25
Warsaw court convicts six private university officials in Collegium Humanum bribery case
The Regional Court in Warsaw has handed down its first convictions in the Collegium Humanum investigation, sentencing six former private university administrators who admitted to bribing accreditation officials.
- Sep 23
Polish prosecutor examines Children's Ombudsman over child removal intervention
The National Prosecutor's Office has referred a notification against Children's Ombudsman Monika Horna-Cieślak to Szczecin investigators following a controversial child removal in Warsaw's Białołęka district.
- Sep 20
Sappers Neutralize and Remove World War II Aerial Bomb Near Szczecin A6 Junction
Military sappers secured an unexploded World War II aerial bomb near the Kijewo junction outside Szczecin on Monday, triggering highway closures and regional mobile alerts before transport to the Drawsko Pomorskie training ground.
- Sep 20
Nikolas Sanchez Izquierdo beats Thiago Monteiro 4:6, 6:3, 7:6 to win Szczecin Open
Nikolas Sanchez Izquierdo defeated Brazil's Thiago Monteiro in a three-hour final, earning 28,400 dollars and becoming the first Spanish singles champion in the tournament's 33 editions.
- Sep 18
Trump Announces US Army Base Talks With Poland as Polish Leaders Clash Over Defense Credit
Donald Trump revealed talks on a permanent US Army base in Poland, sparking domestic political friction in Warsaw while President Karol Nawrocki attends the UN General Assembly in New York.
