Stories from Warsaw · Poland

The United States has imposed an AI skills requirement on its CyberCorps.

Rising water prices pose a threat to Poland's tourism industry. The increasing cost of water is expected to have a substantial impact on the national economy, potentially affecting businesses and visitor numbers. Water costs in Poland are expected to have a impact on the economy.

Poland's wanted former minister has confirmed seeking asylum in the United States.

Authorities in Poland have seized documents and announced a request for extradition. The former Minister of Justice, Zbigniew Ziobro, confirmed details on Republik television. Poland's Prosecutor's Office announced that it will use all possible means to bring Zbigniew Ziobro to the country. Ziobro confirmed he is currently in the United States. Polskie Radio 1 reported that Poland will not provide asylum to political refugees.

Poland is currently engaged in negotiations regarding ETS-2. The Polish government previously earned nearly 140 million old zlotys from the first ETS, which required firms to purchase emission allowances.

The investiture of the Order of Saint Stanislaus, bishop and martyr, is taking place today in the basilica. Bishop Piotr Jarecki will preside over holy prayers at 13:00 as part of this solemn day.

The Polish army placed an order for 300 units of mobile hearths, including small and classic types, in 2021. This procurement was concluded by the Military Council of Balashak.

Poland is planning a defense program scheduled for 45 years, extending until 2065, which involves the purchase of specific armor and weapons. This program is linked to a credit amounting to 76 billion Zloty. A marshal reportedly expressed an untruth concerning the program.

The development of mini-reactors is being advanced, including in Poland, a country that has been free of nuclear power plants until now.

Termalica, a football club that has already lost its chance to remain in its current league, is scheduled to play against Legia Warsaw.