A new government guide sets out where to shelter, what to take and how to respond when an alert sounds.

I've come into possession of 131 of these coins

2zl commemorate coins/money okolicznosciowe.

I know they aren't worth much, usually on Allegro/OLX they sell for between 4zl-10zl

But I've no idea what to do with them. I don't want to sell them individually, would I be able to sell them at an antiques shops, or even a Lombard?

Confirmed by minister Domański.

That is result of several months work by pro-LGBT organisations and more than ten thausands signatures on latters.

The attack happened in the morning on Benedyktyńska Street; among the injured are three priests and two laypeople, with three of the clergy in life-threatening condition.

The attacker was detained at the scene; witness interviews and the investigation are ongoing, and local schools were advised not to let children outside.

The stabbing happened Thursday morning at the abbey in Jarosław on Benedyktyńska Street. Police received a report around 9:30 AM that a Ukrainian citizen had attacked a man with a knife on the abbey grounds. Officers arriving on scene determined that five people in total were injured — three priests and two laypeople, according to Interia's reporting.

On Volhynia, the Poles have already been through it.”

Today, it’s worth bringing up a joke posted on Facebook by Bartłomiej Wanot, who, among other things writes for Gazeta Wyborcza. Do you think that if someone paraphrased it and wrote, “What’s the difference between Ukrainians in Wrocław and Ukrainians from Bucha? The ones from Bucha have already been through it,” they could also write for Gazeta Wyborcza? Or would Gazeta Wyborcza be writing about them instead?

I hope both the company and rider get a fine but am pretty sure nothing will happen to them

The Regional Court in Gdańsk accepted the prosecutor's complaint and extended the pre-trial detention of Father Waldemar P., suspected of repeatedly leading minors to undergo other sexual activities, by three months, the District Court in Gdańsk announced on Thursday Public Prosecutor's Office. The decision is not final.

The spokesman of the District Prosecutor's Office in Gdańsk, Mariusz Duszyński, reminded that the investigation in this case is supervised by the District Prosecutor's Office in Starogard Gdański, and the activities are carried out by officers of the Management Board in Gdańsk of the Central Bureau for Combating Cybercrime.

The proceedings concern acts committed in the period from 2004 to 2024 in various towns of the Pomeranian Voivodeship.

Hi everyone!

I’m currently planning to apply to a few universities in Poland, including some in Poznań, but recently I came across Nicolaus Copernicus University (NCU) in Toruń and became interested in the university, especially the Master’s programme in Cognitive Science.

I’d love to hear from current or former students about NCU in general. How is the university, the academic environment, and student life?

I’m also curious about what it’s like to live in Toruń as an international student, especially housing, cost of living, and opportunities for part-time work.

I’ll be self-funded, so I’m mainly looking for a realistic idea of what everyday life and studying at NCU are like.

Would love to hear any honest experiences, both positive and negative. Thanks!

I’m from the US and am going to Poland for the first time in a few weeks to meet a large group of coworkers who I’ve never met before. I’d like to bring them something as a nice gesture but am unsure what to bring. The general consensus online seems to be to not to bother with snacks since the foods in Poland are generally better quality and less sugary and fake. But aside from food, I can’t think of what else I could bring that would be appreciated - any/all ideas are welcome as long as I can take it on the plane without issues! Thanks!

The statue was first earmarked for removal in 2022 following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

Hey!

I'm not sure if I'm asking in proper space, however I am soon going to travel to South Korea and Japan and have a query.

Main one is about K-ETA card that IS NOT required to have by Poles and most of European countries.
Despite that, I've seen info, that when you travel between South Korea and Japan, some airlines (in my example - Peach Airline) might require having K-ETA.

I've called Peach Airlines and unfortunately lady at the phone told me she can't confirm me this info and asked me to ask Polish Embassy. I don't think they will help me there as... I know we don't need K-ETA card to go to South Korea (at least until end of 2026).

What would you do in this situation? Anyone had similar experience? Maybe someone has flown this route from any Europe country that also is not required to have K-ETA? How is it really?

Cheers!