Andrzej Duda

World leaders wish UK PM Johnson a quick recovery

After British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's admission to an intensive care unit, many world leaders are wishing a quick recovery.

EU's Donald Tusk says he does not plan to run for president of Poland

European Union leader Donald Tusk announced that he won't run to be the president of his native Poland, saying he carries too much "baggage" from his time as prime minister.

Germany asks Polish forgiveness 80 years after World War II outbreak

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has asked Poland's forgiveness during a ceremony to mark 80 years since the start of World War II in the Polish city of Wielun. Nearly six million Poles died in the conflict.

The repercussions of the US sending 1,000 extra troops to Poland, explained

The US has agreed to send 1,000 additional troops to Poland but stopped short of establishing a new base there. What does this mean for US-Poland relations and how does Russia play into this?

Has the Warsaw 'Iran' summit already fizzled out?

US and Poland, sponsors of an Iran-focused conference in Warsaw, have backtracked from their initial agenda as some EU invitees' plan to skip the meeting. Is the summit headed for a two-day fiasco?

Trump accuses China of political meddling amid trade war

The US president insists that Beijing is using tariffs to influence American voters into changing their position ahead of a crucial congressional elections in November.

Trump studying possibility of a permanent US base in Poland

Poland's President Andrzej Duda asks the US to station more troops in his country and wants to increase the volume of liquefied gas contracts with the US to cut its dependence on gas imports from Russia.

Polish judges set for showdown with government over reforms

President Andrzej Duda announces Supreme Court chief Malgorzata Gersdorf will retire on July 4, but she insists she will come to work as usual.

Polish leader calls for UN force for Russia-Ukraine border

President Andrzej Duda says UN peacekeepers should be sent to the Russia-Ukraine border where fighting has killed more than 10,000 people since 2014.

Polish president signs controversial Holocaust bill

Poland's right-wing government says the law is needed to protect the reputation of its citizens and make sure they are recognised as victims not perpetrators of Nazi aggression during World War Two.

Poland's proposed Holocaust law annoys the US

Poland says it had nothing to do with the killing of Jews during World War 2 and it wants to penalise those who accuse it of crimes committed by the Nazi Germany.

Poland's president signs judicial reforms into law despite EU threat

The EU took disciplinary measures that could see Poland stripped of its EU voting rights. But Poland's president went ahead with voting the judicial reforms into law.