Stories from Warsaw · Poland

Poland is seeking answers from the United States regarding how a wanted former justice minister was able to enter the country. The situation involves diplomatic relations between Poland and the US.

According to recent polling, the Konfederacja party is projected to receive 7-8% of the vote, and the Left party is projected at 7%. The new seating arrangements reflect the electoral outcomes.

Russia has approved cryptocurrency regulation bills. Russia's parliament has approved new bills to regulate cryptocurrencies. This move signals a step towards formalizing crypto markets in Russia. The bills were approved, marking a step in Russia's approach to digital assets. Moscow Exchange plans to offer cryptocurrency operations, according to reports. This development follows discussions and debates regarding the integration of cryptocurrencies into the Russian financial system. The bills were approved by the State Duma and are moving forward. The new regulations are expected to impact the digital currency market within the country. Details on the specific provisions of the bills were not immediately available. The bills have been sent to the government for further review.

The successor to the President of the Republic of Poland's armed forces is being discussed.

Polish extradition proceedings are being discussed, with a focus on the discretionary nature of the decision-making process. The process involves the government and potentially the United States.

The Polish government plans to allocate funds for military spending and implement reforms transferring personnel from the CBA to the police and ABW.

Polskie Radio 3 reported that a husband was a drug dealer for 14 years, primarily dealing crack cocaine.

Ukraine's anti-corruption detectives have served a notice to the former head of the Presidential Office. This action is part of an ongoing investigation into alleged corruption.

This number is reportedly higher than previously seen in similar events. The specific incident was not detailed.

They mention the concept of 'double jeopardy' and the possibility of judicial review.