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The article discusses the potential role of Poland, specifically Warsaw, in de-escalating tensions in Iran through its unique position of credibility with both sides.

A crucial Ekstraklasa match in Warsaw ended in a draw as Legia Warszawa struggles to avoid relegation this season.

A train in eastern Poland struck and killed three bison while traveling from Bialystok to Warsaw, with no injuries reported among the 50 passengers.

Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz has officially taken over as leader of the Poland 2050 party during a congress amidst the bustling atmosphere of Warsaw's Koneser Center, targeting the frustrations of the middle class.

A couple of moose wandering through a neighborhood in Warsaw captivated both dogs and onlookers.

The article investigates the circumstances surrounding the tragic accident involving a 19-year-old student at a Warsaw railway station, revealing details about surveillance footage and ongoing legal actions.

The article investigates the tragic incident involving a 19-year-old music student who died at a train station in Warsaw, revealing surveillance footage that questions the circumstances of his death.

A fire at a shooting range in Ursynów, Warsaw resulted in four fatalities and two injuries; investigations into the cause are ongoing.

A tragic fire in Warsaw's Ursynów district has resulted in the death of four individuals.

The Warsaw District Court upheld a fine against Polish Television for airing a beer advertisement during prohibited hours.

Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski expresses concern over the rise of anti-European sentiment among Polish populists as the country heads into parliamentary elections.

Geopolitical uncertainties impacted stock markets, particularly in Warsaw, where investor optimism waned, leading to significant declines influenced by global economic fears.

A 25-year-old Polish influencer, Masza Graczykowsk, was tragically found dead in her Warsaw flat after an extended absence from social media, raising concerns among her followers.

A high school in Radzymin, near Warsaw, was evacuated after a grenade-like object was found in the changing room, which turned out to be a harmless replica.

The article describes a massive traffic jam caused by a mass exodus of people from urban areas in Poland, with reports of tens of thousands of vehicles attempting to flee.

The Warsaw Administrative Court upheld a penalty against Radio Szczecin for its publications that contributed to the suicide of the son of MP Magdalena Filiks.

A new emergency room for wild birds in Warsaw provides specialized care for injured and sick birds.

Minister Balczun emphasized the importance of thinking in terms of national security during a financial market forum in Warsaw.

A car accident in downtown Warsaw involving two vehicles has led to significant traffic disruptions and one person being hospitalized.

The 32nd annual "Bulls and Bears" awards ceremony will honor the top performers in the capital market and coincide with the Financial Market Forum event in Warsaw.

A Warsaw court has ruled in favor of extraditing Russian archaeologist Alexander Butiagin to Ukraine, where he faces allegations of illegal excavations and artifact theft in occupied Crimea.

Warsaw schools and kindergartens were hit by a wave of bomb threat emails, leading to widespread evacuations and heightened security measures, though no real threats have been confirmed.

A Warsaw court has approved the extradition of Russian archaeologist Alexander Butiagin to Ukraine, prompting a strong response from Russia.

City workers in Poland killed a mother pig and her piglets near a psychiatric hospital after the mother charged at a patient during a walk.

Patryk Jaki, a member of the PiS party, expressed outrage after the University of Warsaw denied permission for a political event, suggesting a bias in the university's invitation policy.

A discussion on the role of artificial intelligence in scientific research and the ethical dilemmas it presents was held among representatives of government administration and the scientific community at the University of Warsaw.

The debate over local authorities' rights to install speed cameras re-emerges after a tragic accident in Warsaw, prompting calls for reform.

Zbigniew Ziobro has been ordered by a Warsaw court to publicly apologize to Agnieszka Holland for infringing on her personal rights regarding her film 'Zielona granica'.

Former Polish justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro is required by a Warsaw court to apologize to director Agnieszka Holland for comparing her film to Nazi propaganda.

Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki stated that the country will not send troops to Iran, emphasizing a focus on NATO responsibilities related to Baltic security instead of responding to U.S. President Trump's calls for assistance in securing the Strait of Hormuz.

The NSA has reaffirmed that buyers of claims related to Warsaw properties cannot be considered parties in the proceedings to establish perpetual usufruct rights, leaving them with little chance to reclaim properties in Warsaw.

The MIT Universal AI Summit will be held in Warsaw, showcasing the city as a hub for innovation in artificial intelligence and honoring Polish contributions through the Stanisław Ulam Awards.

Chopin Airport in Warsaw saw a significant increase in passenger traffic in February 2026, with over 1.6 million travelers, marking an 8.5% rise compared to the previous year.

The article discusses an event in Warsaw organized by IE in collaboration with SGH, focusing on startup innovation and networking.

Polish schools are struggling with a significant decline in the number of students, which is leading to layoffs and closures in light of an alarming demographic trend.

The supply of commercial spaces in Warsaw is rapidly decreasing, particularly in the Central Business District, leading to intense competition among various tenants.

Lithuanian police are seeking public assistance in locating a young man who disappeared last summer while traveling by bicycle from Warsaw to the Czech Republic.

Police are seeking public assistance in locating a 24-year-old man who has gone missing while cycling from Lithuania to the Czech Republic.

The article discusses the themes of self-hatred and fatalism in Poland as depicted in Dorota Masłowska's novel 'In Paradise', set against a backdrop of Warsaw's winter in 2026.

Warsaw has voted to ban the night-time sale of alcohol to combat alcohol-related disturbances in the city.

The construction of a 9 km expressway section of S7 from Czosnów to Kiełpin near Warsaw has been approved, with anticipated completion by spring 2028.

Tramway repairs in Poland will commence once frost subsides, focusing on infrastructure modernization across various cities, with significant investments and funding sources identified.

The Warsaw municipal council has banned the sale of alcoholic beverages at night in an effort to curb alcohol-related disturbances in the city.

The Warsaw city council voted almost unanimously in favor of banning nighttime alcohol sales in the Polish capital.

The Warsaw City Council has passed a resolution imposing a night-time alcohol sales ban from 10 PM to 6 AM across the city, effective June 1.

The Warsaw City Council has approved a ban on alcohol sales in stores between the hours of 10 PM and 6 AM, set to take effect from June 1, pending any objections from the governor.

On March 10, a high school in Warsaw was shot at, but no one was injured and a suspect has been arrested.

Recent trends indicate that insiders on the Warsaw Stock Exchange are increasingly trading stocks, with many managers selling shares related to their companies.

Public transport in Warsaw faced significant disruptions due to actions by authorities at Wawrzyszew metro station, related to graffiti vandalism on a train.

The Mazovian Provincial Conservator of Monuments denied the Intraco office building in Warsaw's listing as a monument, allowing plans for its demolition to progress.