Poland

Watch Poland's First Lady Pass By President Trump's First Attempt at a Handshake

By Alana Abramson

Read President Trump's Remarks on 'Defending Civilization' in Poland

By Ryan Teague Beckwith

Warsaw's Largest Building Had a Message for Donald Trump, Thanks to Greenpeace

By Rachel Lewis

Poland Wants to Confine Asylum Seekers to 'Container Camps'

By Feliz Solomon
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The Suwalki Gap: The Most Vulnerable Stretch of Land in Europe

Its vulnerability could decide the fate of the Baltic states

By Zamira Rahim

Poland Says 98-Year-Old Minnesota Man Was a Nazi War Commander

If convicted, Michael Karkoc could face life in prison

By Alana Abramson

E.U. Infuriates Poland by Keeping Donald Tusk in Top Post

Polish PM Beata Szydlo was the only EU leader to oppose Tusk's reelection

By Gabriela Baczynska and Alastair Macdonald / Reuters

Women In Poland Are Getting Free Self-Defense Lessons

Polish army will train women in new nation-wide program

By Suyin Haynes

The Female War Correspondent Who Scooped the World

The war correspondent who announced the start of World War II and was once accredited to TIME turns 105 in October 2016

By Dominique Rowe / Hong Kong

Polish Women to Strike Against Proposed Abortion Ban

New legislation would impose a five-year jail sentence on any woman who undergoes the procedure

By Tekendra Parmar

Nazi Time Capsule From 1930s Discovered in Poland

It contains perfectly preserved newspapers, photographs, coins and more

By Suyin Haynes

Search Team Digs for Nazi ‘Gold Train’ in Poland

Despite scientists saying there is no evidence that the train exists

By Melissa Chan

Family of The Pianist Władysław Szpilman Wins Appeal Over Claim He Was a Nazi Collaborator

Polish-Jewish singer Wiera Gran was quoted as saying the subject of the Oscar-winning film was a member of the Jewish police in the Warsaw ghetto

By Kate Samuelson

Pope Francis Writes Somber Message in Auschwitz Memorial Book

It was his first visit to the notorious death camp

By Tara John

Man Behind World's Biggest File-Sharing Site Arrested

Kickass Torrents is responsible for unlawfully distributing more than $1 billion of copyrighted materials, authorities say

By Simon Lewis

Five Matches to Watch in Euro 2016

Germany goes for a dynasty; Wales and Iceland are first-time qualifiers

By Sean Gregory

Thousands of Holocaust Victims' Personal Items Discovered Decades Later

The items had been unknowingly stored in cardboard boxes at the Polish Academy of Sciences for nearly 50 years

By Emma Ockerman

Protesters Want Poland to Abandon Abortion Law

Demonstrators held coat hangers to show their opposition to the Catholic Church–backed law

By Simon Lewis

Pope Francis Will Visit Auschwitz in July

He will pray at the "Death Wall," where prisoners were killed

By Julia Zorthian

Britain's Demands Stoke Anger at E.U. Summit

U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron wants to loosen his country's relationship with the E.U. to encourage British voters to stay

By Shona Murray/Brussels
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