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Kraków to Vote on May 24, 2026

Kraków referendum set for May 24, 2026; voters decide on removing Mayor Miszalski. Date, turnout rules and consequences explained. The

A fugitive arrested in Spain was extradited to Poland to face major drug trafficking charges. International policing networks led to

Prosecutors charged a 19-year-old in the Wolomin double murder. He remains hospitalized and refused to give statements. The Wolomin double

Prosecutor files a request to lift MEP immunity for Mariusz Kamiński over alleged CBA abuses. This request to lift MEP

Prosecutors in Lublin will probe an alleged breach at an RBN meeting. The inquiry could matter for officials and foreign

IPN searches graves at Unicka cemetery in Lublin for victims of communist executions. The Institute for National Remembrance (IPN) led

Lukow police find money left in a park envelope; officers seek owner and explain recovery steps. Lukow police find money

Los Angeles jury highlights social media impact on youth with a $6m award against Meta and Google. A Los Angeles

A UK study finds teachers policing student phones consumes hundreds of staff hours weekly. Poland’s ban proposal remains stalled in

Marriage in Poland for Foreigners in 2026 remains a structured but fully accessible legal process—provided you prepare the right documents