Poland

E.U. Mulls Action Over Polish Media Law

By TIME Staff

Fears for Press Freedom in Poland

By Joanna Plucinska

Polish Legal Reforms Attract E.U. Scrutiny

By Joanna Plucinska

Scientists Say That Nazi Gold Train Doesn't Exist

By Eliana Dockterman
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Pirates Kidnap 5 From Ship Off Nigeria's Coast

The kidnapped crew were all Polish, the government said

By NBC News

Flight Makes Emergency Landing After Bomb Threat

Tensions are high following last week's terror attacks in Paris

By Rishi Iyengar

Polanski Victim 'Very Pleased' Extradition Request Denied

"I believe they did the right thing," Samantha Geimer says

By NBC News

Roman Polanski Escapes Extradition to U.S.

Polish court calls the request 'inadmissable'

By Sarah Begley

New 'Rage Room' Lets Customers Relieve Stress by Breaking Stuff

You know you always wanted one of these

By Denver Nicks

Princeton Professor Faces Libel Probe for Saying Poles Killed More Jews Than Nazis in WWII

The Warsaw Prosecutor's Office received 125 complaints about the article

By Joanna Plucinska

Nazi 'Gold Train' Attracts Hordes of Treasure Hunters

Authorities blockaded a rural tract of train tracks amid an influx of treasure hunters

By Dan Kedmey

Nazi 'Gold Train' May Have Been Found in Poland

Treasure hunters have been searching for the train for decades

By Victor Luckerson

Warsaw's 'LGBT' Rainbow Sculpture Dismantled

The statue had already been burned down six times by right-wing groups

By Joanna Plucinska

What to Know About Poland's October Polls

An expected victory for the Law and Justice Party could shift Poland's gaze eastwards

By Joanna Plucinska

Warsaw's Controversial Rainbow Statue to Be Removed

The statue has been burned down repeatedly since 2012

By Joanna Plucinska

When Life Gives You Apples, Make Cider

That's what the people of Poland did, when a Russian ban on Polish apples left them with a huge mountain of surplus fruit

By Joanna Plucinska

Lufthansa Plane and Drone Nearly Collide

The flight landed safely three minutes after the near-miss

By Tanya Basu

2 Teenagers Arrested for Theft of Auschwitz Artifacts

If convicted, the two could face up to 10 years in prison

By Jacob Koffler

Drones to Deliver Abortion Drugs to Poland

The move is designed to circumvent strict Polish laws on abortion

By Joanna Plucinska

See NATO’s Massive Training Exercises in Eastern Europe

“The big buzz word was interoperability.”

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