Stories from Warsaw · Poland

Polish volleyball is experiencing a 'revolution' as an 18-year era concludes.

Poland has increased its production of Piorun MANPADS (Man-Portable Air-Defense Systems) to six missiles per day. This escalation in production capacity is a development in the country's defense manufacturing.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk welcomed Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar to Warsaw on April 9th.

Zoltán Tarr stated that Péter Magyar's visit to Poland signifies more than just diplomatic formalities.

The Polish government has a new plan to combat cyberattacks, with strategy details set to be implemented until 2029. ESET has opened applications for its Women in Cybersecurity Scholarship for 2026, coinciding with International Women's Day. A report indicates that data breaches are projected to cost an average of RM3.2 million in 2026.

Lumina Metals Corp. has received key approval to list its shares on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. The company trades under the ticker symbol LM on the TSX. The approval was announced on May 19, 2026.

A warning from the United States reportedly became stuck in the email system of the Polish Army Chief of Staff.

Poland has made a new digital document available to 84,000 individuals through its mObywatel mobile application.

New cybersecurity obligations are being introduced for local governments in Poland, with training planned to address these requirements. The strategy offers few details for state and local government cybersecurity.

Hungary's Minister of Foreign Affairs Anita Orbánová announced the decision to recall the Hungarian ambassador to Poland, István Íjgyártó.