Warsaw, Poland, hosted its annual Harvest Festival, celebrating the end of the agricultural season with traditional festivities.

On the anniversary of the 1968 Warsaw Pact invasion, HBO Max premiered the documentary 'Not for Politics' by director Volya Chaikovskaya. The film tells the story of women in Belarus and their struggle for democracy.

A damaged statue of an angel, believed to have inspired one of Karel Kryl's 1969 protest songs, is returning to the western Bohemian town of Ostrov. It will go on display in the local church on August 21, the anniversary of the 1968 Warsaw Pact invasion.

Amid record-high temperatures across Europe, residents of Warsaw are utilizing urban beaches along the Vistula River to stay cool, despite the river being withered by extreme heat.

Warsaw is building Europe's largest heat storage facility at the Żerań heating plant, a massive project intended to stabilize heat supplies in the capital and increase system efficiency by 2027.

Russia is reportedly deploying 10 new bases and 59 drone launch ramps near the European border, placing cities like Warsaw within their range, as NATO forces continue to intercept unmanned aerial vehicles almost daily.

Investors on the Polish stock exchange were actively selling shares, leading to a downturn at the start of the week.

The Lejzor Szejna tenement house on Ząbkowska Street, known for its distinctive pointed helmet on a corner bay window, has been officially recognized as a historic monument.

A comprehensive exhibition titled 'Edward Dwurnik: Pride and Shame,' featuring large-format paintings, is currently on display at the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw and has been well-received.

Andrea Bocelli is scheduled to perform at the National Stadium in Warsaw. City officials are encouraging attendees to use public transport, which will operate more frequently, and are restricting vehicle access to the stadium area.

Poland observed Armed Forces Day with celebrations in Warsaw and Gdynia, while Belgium is contending with its largest historical fire. Polish women also won medals at the European Championships.

The Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw is described as an 'unwanted symbol' that has endured not because people desired it, but because they could not get rid of it.

Starlink announced it will not remove Poland from the European region of its satellite communications network, days after Poland threatened to cut funding for Ukraine. This reversal was reported by Janusz Cieszyński, a former Polish digital affairs minister.

Experts and Polish officials indicate that Russia has significantly escalated its disinformation efforts targeting Poles, primarily exploiting disputes between Warsaw and Kyiv regarding the Volhynia massacre.

Warsaw is preparing for a military parade on Wisłostrada to celebrate Polish Army Day, which will result in significant road and bridge closures, as well as changes to public transport.

A new circular pavilion, which will house a cafe, has taken shape in the courtyard of the Metropolitan office building in Warsaw's city center. The construction required the removal of a fountain and oak trees, prompting questions about the promised greenery.

A major operation is underway in central Warsaw, involving the evacuation of approximately four thousand residents and office workers, after unexploded ordnance from World War II was uncovered during excavation work.

Youtuber Stuu has been arrested and placed in a Warsaw detention center, where he will face charges related to the 'Pandora Gate' scandal.

The ease of negotiating with housing developers differs significantly across Polish cities, with Łódź and Katowice experiencing an oversupply of new apartments, while Warsaw faces the opposite situation.

Several unexploded ordnance devices were discovered near Grzybowska Street in central Warsaw, necessitating the evacuation of approximately four thousand people as police secured the area.

Growing doubts surround a letter from wanted Polish MP Marcin Romanowski to the District Court in Warsaw, questioning whether his request for safe conduct was sent from pro-Russian Transnistria or if it's a provocation.

The first phase of fire safety inspections has been completed at the Mory Technical and Storage Station for the Warsaw Metro, with firefighters checking safety systems as the station's opening approaches.

Warsaw is preparing for its August 15 military parade, with authorities announcing traffic disruptions and changes to public transport starting August 14. The city has also identified optimal viewing spots for the public to observe the parade.

During construction work in a tenement house on Nowy Świat street in Warsaw, two ceilings collapsed, prompting a search and rescue group to comb through the rubble.

During a general audience at the Vatican, Pope Leo XIV stated that the victory in the Battle of Warsaw on August 15, 1920, 'changed the fate of Poland and Europe.'

E. coli bacteria have been detected in the water treatment plant in Lesznowola, a municipality near Warsaw, making the water in several local areas unsuitable for consumption and washing.

Wajdi Mouawad's new play "Europa" received a disappointing reception at the Salzburg Festival, with its Warsaw performance failing to impress.

The main domestic indices of the Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW) started Tuesday's session by reaching new highs in the bull market, with the WIG index touching 154,000 points, driven by large companies like Orlen.

Police in Wola, Warsaw, arrested two 16-year-olds suspected of beating a man in the head, stealing 50 zloty, and then attacking a passerby who intervened.

Following an eventful week that saw new all-time highs, investors on the Warsaw Stock Exchange showed less eagerness for new purchases, though optimism persisted with Dino and KGHM continuing their rebound.

Traffic is experiencing disruptions in both Warsaw and Skopje due to separate incidents. A car collision occurred on Jerozolimskie Avenue in Warsaw, while in Skopje, the reconstruction of the main bridge over Markova River is causing potential traffic difficulties.

Jarosław Kaczyński's speech during the monthly commemoration of the Smoleńsk catastrophe in Warsaw was disrupted by a group of demonstrators, whom he dismissed as 'lumpenproletariat.'

Kuba Wojewódzki shared memories of his long-time colleague Andrzej Morozowski during the TVN24 birthday tour finale in Warsaw, recalling their early acquaintance.

Police in Warsaw, Poland, conducted a massive operation targeting drug trafficking, resulting in the seizure of over 70 kilograms of various drugs and the arrest of 303 individuals.

TVN24 is holding the final event of its birthday tour in Warsaw on August 9th, near the Palace of Culture and Science, with a weather forecast also provided.

Passengers were evacuated from Modlin Airport near Warsaw on Friday afternoon after an unattended piece of luggage was discovered, prompting security concerns.

Renovation and conservation work is set to begin in August at the historic Villa Hel in Podkowa Leśna, a building that provided shelter to people pursued by Germans during the Warsaw Uprising.

The Warsaw Zoo, in collaboration with specialists, has created a 1:1 scale 3D-printed skeleton of Erna, a legendary elephant who was a symbol and matriarch of the zoo's herd.

A 22-year-old man has been charged with smuggling after customs officers in Warsaw found marijuana disguised as snacks in a package from California, potentially facing 20 years in prison.

Police in Ochota, Warsaw, have arrested five Georgian citizens suspected of a brutal assault at an ATM, where they attacked a victim, attempted to drag him into a car, beat him in the head, and fled with cash.

As a heatwave persists in Warsaw, the city has deployed water misters and water trucks offering free tap water at key locations to help residents cool down.

Polish soldiers will take over Warsaw's Wisłostrada over the weekend to practice for the upcoming Polish Army Day parade, leading to significant road closures and traffic disruptions for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists.

The TVN24 birthday tour "Jesteśmy stąd" is making its final stop in Warsaw, promising a unique meeting for attendees.

The redevelopment of Warsaw's city center, including the transformation of Złota Street, is eliciting varied opinions, with some drivers frustrated by disappearing parking spaces while pedestrians welcome new green areas.

Several prominent Polish companies, including Canal+ Polska, DESA, Irena Eris, TTMS, and Smyk, are reportedly preparing for potential IPOs on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, having previously delayed plans due to valuation disputes, the pandemic, and war. Improved financial results and more favorable market conditions could pave the way for their debuts.

The annual Memory March, organized by the Warsaw Uprising Museum to commemorate civilian victims, has been canceled due to the heatwave in the capital.

The President of Poland has pardoned Piotr Staruchowicz, a prominent leader of the Legia Warsaw ultras. This decision has drawn attention and discussion in Poland.

Maria Kowalska, known by her pseudonym 'Myszka,' a medic for the 'Baszta' Home Army Regiment during the Warsaw Uprising, has died at the age of 100. She provided aid to the wounded in hospitals in Mokotów.

An online search query or advertisement was found, detailing how to find and purchase cocaine and MDMA in Warsaw, Poland, using the domain 'WWW FINDCOK ORG'.

The first phase of the Złota-Zgoda quarter redevelopment in Warsaw has opened, significantly increasing the number of designated parking spots for delivery vehicles and couriers to 25.

Reports of foul odor, malfunctioning equipment, and bodies left for months in the morgue of the University Clinical Center of the Medical University of Warsaw have prompted a reaction from the Ministry of Health.

Poland's housing market exhibits regional differences, with Warsaw, Wrocław, and Tricity being seller's markets, Poznań and Kraków in relative balance, and Łódź and Katowice facing an oversupply, where developers in Katowice have not introduced new offers for three months.

The Ministry of Health has demanded urgent explanations and an inspection at a Warsaw hospital following reports of irregularities in its mortuary, prompting a corruption investigation by the prosecutor's office, though hospital authorities deny the allegations.

A commentary reflects on the Warsaw Uprising, noting that only a free Poland truly honored its survivors, and posits that even without the uprising, Poland would have suffered greatly due to widespread will to fight both occupiers.

A discussion has emerged regarding whether Bąkiewicz should be the public face of the Warsaw Uprising anniversary, with calls for current actions that reflect the values of the insurgents.

A petition to recall Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski has garnered 15,000 signatures in four days. This initiative follows Trzaskowski's accountability measures for politicians, which led to members of company boards leaving their parties.

Złota Street in Warsaw has been completed and is now open to residents after more than two years of work. The area has been transformed into a pedestrian zone with a new fountain, resting spots, and increased greenery.

Police in Lesznowola, near Warsaw, arrested a 63-year-old man suspected of insulting a Ukrainian national on ethnic grounds and making threats in a video posted on social media; prosecutors have placed him under police supervision.

A new regulation in Poland mandates that women must constitute at least 33 percent of company boards, prompting large companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW) to adapt quickly.

Retired US judges Michael P Donnelly and Robert F Orr have publicly voiced their concerns, emphasizing their commitment to fighting for the rule of law, following a recent tour with other legal professionals to Warsaw.

Anna Przedpełska-Trzeciakowska, a veteran of the Warsaw Uprising, expressed deep pain over the ongoing war in Ukraine, drawing parallels to her own experiences during the uprising.

The story of 'Ali' from Nigeria, who played in humble pubs and operated underground, details how he came to join the Warsaw Uprising.

The gorilla pavilion at the Warsaw Zoological Garden has been closed to visitors due to an air conditioning malfunction, prompting concerns for the animals' well-being amid high temperatures.

Hungary's Foreign Minister has named new ambassadors to Paris and Warsaw, along with new mission leaders for Beijing and Barcelona.

Councilors in the Ursus district of Warsaw unanimously adopted a resolution supporting the necessity of building shelters in the area. They propose constructing underground parking lots that would also serve this purpose, with the resolution to be presented to the district council.

Justina Partikė is reportedly enjoying a new relationship with Polish man Arek Kapuściński, with the celebrity seen in Warsaw radiating happiness.

After decades of translations and adaptations, 'Conversations with an Executioner,' a chilling account by a Nazi war criminal detailing the destruction of the Warsaw Ghetto, has been published in English for the first time.

Jan Frycz, a distinguished Polish actor widely recognized as a genius in his craft, has passed away at the age of 72. The news was confirmed by the National Theatre in Warsaw.

Youtuber Stuu, recently extradited from the UK to Poland, is scheduled to be questioned and charged in the Pandora Gate affair on Wednesday at the Warsaw prosecutor's office.

A hydrant was damaged during road construction on Generała Zajączka Street in Warsaw, causing flooding and cutting off water supply to three apartment blocks until repairs are completed.

A man who entered the Vistula River near the Poniatówka Bridge in Warsaw disappeared in the current, and despite immediate alerts to emergency services, his body was found hours later.

A protest titled "Don't bet on suffering" was held at the Służewiec Racecourse in Warsaw against the practice of tying horses' tongues to their jaws during races.

A gas connection fire in the Włochy district of Warsaw, Poland, required a night-time operation by five fire brigades and led to the evacuation of two residents.

Polish Armed Forces Day was commemorated with events held in the capital city of Warsaw.

Polish President Karol Navrocki stated at the annual military parade on Army Day in Warsaw that Poland's security keys must not be held in foreign safes, echoing a sentiment from 106 years ago regarding threats to Poland.

Seven Polish universities have been included in the latest Academic Ranking of World Universities 2026 (Shanghai Ranking), with the University of Warsaw being the highest-ranked, placing in the 401–500 bracket.

The Warsaw Stock Exchange saw a return of demand, with domestic indices recovering after a significant decline on Thursday, led primarily by banking stocks.

Poland is pursuing an ambitious plan to expand its army to 500,000 soldiers by 2039, aiming to become NATO's third military power. This move comes as Warsaw rapidly strengthens its armed forces amidst increasing security threats in Europe, with its active military personnel currently exceeding 220,000.

Colonel Renart Skrzypczak, son of the late General Waldemar Skrzypczak, was among 21 Polish Army officers promoted to general and admiral ranks by the president, now commanding the 1st Warsaw Armored Brigade.

A complaint has been filed with the District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw regarding suspected cruelty to horses during races at Służewiec Racecourse, specifically concerning the practice of tying horses' tongues to their jaws, which has been banned for a decade.

The Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra is set to begin its world tour on August 16 in Warsaw, with performances scheduled in London, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Dublin, and New York.

Patrick Haughey, the Irish Ambassador to Poland, is set to leave his post in Warsaw at the end of August. He was known for using social media to share positive impressions of his daily work and travels across Poland.

Polish authorities have arrested a Russian citizen suspected of planning to assassinate a critic of Moscow, identified as a Ukrainian American, in Warsaw. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that the individual was recruited by Russian intelligence to kill a Ukrainian-American who was deemed 'inconvenient to the Putin regime'.

Several unexploded ordnance items were discovered near Grzybowska Street in central Warsaw, prompting police to secure the area and call in pyrotechnic experts.

The District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw is overseeing an investigation by the Central Cybercrime Bureau into a data leak from the MyDr company, a spokesperson confirmed.

Police in Warsaw arrested a man suspected of damaging three parked scooters with a cleaver in a residential area, an act captured on camera.

A fabricated image of a 'Warsaw taxi driver' poster, designed to humiliate Ukrainians, has been circulating on social media as part of a Kremlin effort to suggest declining support for Ukrainian citizens in host countries like Poland.

A pedestrian was hit by a tram near Plac Konstytucji in Warsaw on Wednesday morning, leading to significant disruptions in tram services.

An exhibition dedicated to the work of Krystyna Zachwatowicz-Wajda, a renowned Polish stage designer and artistic partner of Andrzej Wajda, has opened in Warsaw's Kordegarda gallery.

A car driver crashed into a shopping cart shelter and three parked vehicles in a parking lot on Ciszewskiego Street in Warsaw, resulting in the driver being hospitalized.

Three restaurants from Warsaw, Poland, have been included in the final list of the world's best-designed bars and restaurants by the organizers of the Restaurant & Bar Design Awards 2026.

A large feline resembling a puma has been reported by hunters near Warsaw, leading authorities to advise residents, particularly parents, to exercise caution and not leave children unsupervised.

Warsaw's sanitary-epidemiological station is investigating a tuberculosis case in a capital kindergarten, confirming the source of infection has been identified and the ill person isolated to prevent further spread.

The District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw-Praga has announced that it has filed an appeal with the Supreme Court against the acquittal of singer Michał Wiśniewski, who was accused of taking out a 2.8 million PLN loan from SKOK Wołomin.

A 28-year-old Georgian citizen, wanted under a European Arrest Warrant by Austrian authorities for human trafficking, was apprehended by Border Guard officers at Warsaw-Okęcie Airport upon arrival from Tbilisi.

The Polish Army has completed its general rehearsal for Army Day on August 15th, where 10,000 soldiers will showcase modern equipment, including F-35 fighters, in Warsaw. General promotions are also planned.

Warsaw is preparing for a parade, which will result in the closure of Wisłostrada and two bridges from Saturday afternoon until Sunday morning for rehearsals.

American musician Moby, currently in Warsaw for a concert, shared on Instagram a special moment of a sunset on Krakowskie Przedmieście accompanied by a violinist playing 'Hall.'

Polish President Karol Nawrocki stated that aiding Ukraine in its conflict with Russia is in Warsaw's strategic interest. He made these remarks during a speech marking his anniversary in office.

The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that Warsaw will attend the G20 foreign ministers' meeting in Atlanta in October, emphasizing Poland's consistent efforts to participate in G20 activities long-term.

A hospital in Warsaw, Szpital Południowy, has reportedly reduced the number of patient rooms to create space for staff facilities, including an office for a deputy head of department and a room for medics. This change occurs despite earlier promises from the city's mayor.

An article discusses how to find online forums related to buying cocaine in Warsaw.

Conservation work is underway on the historic catacombs at Powązki Cemetery in Warsaw, aiming to secure the structure, halt degradation, and preserve its architectural and historical value.

A program conference held by Poland's Law and Justice (PiS) party in Warsaw prompted questions to Jarosław Kaczyński on whether it was a direct response to Mateusz Morawiecki's inaugural 'Development Plus' conference.

Three teenage sisters from Afghanistan, who went missing in Warsaw on August 1st, have been located safely in Germany by police.

The Wisłostrada highway in Warsaw has been closed, along with several access roads, as soldiers conduct rehearsals for the upcoming Polish Army Day parade, causing significant traffic disruptions for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists.

Two passenger cars collided at the intersection of Rolna and Wałbrzyska streets in Warsaw, resulting in two people being hospitalized. The accident has caused traffic disruptions, with buses redirected.

The redevelopment around Warsaw's Palace of Culture and Science, featuring "trees instead of asphalt," has garnered admiration from Czech media, who describe it as a "great transformation."

Warsaw has signed a 79 million PLN contract to implement an intelligent lighting control system that will allow the city to manage all street lighting, adapting it to natural light, seasons, and needs.

Passengers face significant disruptions due to a failure of railway traffic control devices at Warszawa Rembertów station, leading to potential train delays, shortened routes, or cancellations.

Poland's national meteorological service has issued the highest danger level warning for Warsaw and a large part of the country due to a persistent heatwave.

A Polish judge stated that the oral motivations for his ruling in the Łukasz Żak case were clear and accessible, fulfilling their purpose to protect Warsaw residents.

An activist in Warsaw has been fined by a court for defending a wild boar that entered a playground in Bemowo, which was subsequently euthanized.

PwC Polska has secured a lease for 11 floors in the AFI Tower in Warsaw, marking the largest lease transaction of the year in the city's competitive office market.

Sławomir Mentzen of Konfederacja wore a t-shirt depicting a 1944 Warsaw Uprising scene with the Palace of Culture and Science in the background, despite the building's construction beginning in 1952, leading to a historical gaffe.

A debt-ridden housing cooperative in Warsaw is contemplating selling a significant plot of green land, including trees and a playground, to settle its multi-million zloty obligations, sparking concern among residents.

The WIG20 index on the Warsaw Stock Exchange closed at a historic high, surpassing a record set 19 years ago. This marks a significant session for the Polish stock market.

Police in Pułtusk, Poland, announced the tragic conclusion of the search for a 45-year-old man from Warsaw who went missing after disappearing under the surface of the Narew River.

Trams have resumed service on Jerozolimskie Avenue in Warsaw, from Ochota to Muzeum Narodowe, though finishing works outside the tracks may still cause some disruptions.

Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski issued an ultimatum to politicians in city companies: resign from party membership or their positions. As a result, 21 individuals resigned from their party.

The project for a major Warsaw ring road is approaching a crucial decision, with four variants currently under consideration. The proposed plans have sparked a wave of protests from local communities.

The Polish President has approved a law implementing the "Women on Boards" directive, requiring large companies listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange to ensure 33% female representation on their boards.

Water flooded the train tracks near the Aleje Jerozolimskie stop in Warsaw, initially causing trains to run on a single track before the line was completely closed, disrupting Warszawska Kolej Dojazdowa services.

Warsaw observed a minute of silence at 5:00 PM, known as 'W-Hour,' with sirens wailing and church bells ringing, to honor the heroes of the Warsaw Uprising which began 82 years ago.

A soldier from a Warsaw unit has been arrested in connection with drug offenses, facing charges of possessing narcotics and trafficking significant quantities of marijuana, with a potential sentence of up to 10 years in prison.

A court in Warsaw released Anatoly Blinov from pretrial detention, placing him under police supervision, two years after he was accused of organizing an attack on opposition politicians.

The 42nd Royal Rose Exhibition has taken place in Warsaw, Poland, showcasing a variety of roses and horticultural displays.

President Petr Pavel urged the defense of independent media, calling them a fundamental pillar of democracy, during a commemoration of the 58th anniversary of the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia.

Wanda Traczyk-Stawska, a revered fighter and tireless guardian of memory from the Warsaw Uprising, has passed away at the age of 99. She was considered a moral authority in Poland.

Wanda Traczyk-Stawska, a veteran of the Warsaw Uprising and a vocal advocate for women's and disabled people's rights in her later years, has died at the age of 99.

A Russian opposition activist has been found dead in Warsaw, Poland. The circumstances surrounding the death are currently under investigation.

Organizers of a referendum to recall Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski have collected 40,000 signatures, though significantly more are needed, with orange vests symbolizing the effort.

Firefighters are battling an attic fire in a tenement house on Stoczkowska Street in Warsaw's Praga Południe district, with smoke billowing from the building as crews work from a lift.

Road and sidewalk reconstruction has led to the closure of Zakole Street and the narrowing of Rondo Wiatraczna in Warsaw, Poland, with buses redirected.

Mid-capitalization companies from the mWIG40 index are identified as the fastest-growing segment on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (GPW) for 2026, with an analysis of which companies are leading this trend.

Ceilings have collapsed in a historic tenement house at Plac Trzech Krzyży in Warsaw during modernization work. Conservationists and building supervisors have inspected the site, and damaged structural elements are slated for replacement.

Residents of Bielany, a district in Warsaw, have filed over 1500 complaints regarding a persistent and bothersome odor since June. The mayor of Bielany, Grzegorz Pietruczuk, described the scale of the phenomenon as 'enormous'.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy congratulated Poland on Polish Army Day, recalling the historical assistance of Ukrainian soldiers in defending Warsaw against Bolshevism 106 years ago.

A camper veered off the S8 highway near Pruszków, Mazowieckie, hitting energy-absorbing barriers and causing damage. Two people were injured in the incident, leading to traffic disruptions towards Warsaw.

An elevator has been installed in Pobierowo, West Pomeranian Voivodeship, providing access to the beach, a concept partially realized almost 100 years ago by an engineer from Warsaw.

President Karol Nawrocki, Deputy Prime Minister, and Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, along with top military commanders, paid tribute to those who fell in the 1920 Battle of Warsaw at Powązki Military Cemetery, with Sergiusz Piasecki posthumously promoted to captain.

Poland is preparing for its annual military parade to celebrate Polish Army Day, with several bridges and streets in Warsaw to be closed and parking restrictions in place for the event.

A well-known Ukrainian rapper and internet personality, Slevin Dadyan, was reportedly the target of an assassination plot in Warsaw, allegedly orchestrated by Russian intelligence services. A man from Donbas suspected of preparing the assassination has been arrested.

Warsaw's universities are developing programs to meet the needs of both career-starting graduates and professionals seeking to enhance their skills, reflecting changes in the higher education market.

Police in Warsaw's Targówek district discovered a dead dog in a freezer and arrested its 53-year-old owner, who was intoxicated at the time.

A house in Konstancin near Warsaw was intended to be a counterbalance to a life of constant movement. A traveling couple created a peaceful space for rest here, the design of which was prepared by BBGK Architekci and...

Poland's Prime Minister described an 'unprecedented' case where Russia allegedly planned to kill a United States citizen in Warsaw.

Warsaw is set to host a grand parade on Saturday, August 15th, to mark Polish Army Day, alongside numerous other attractions including concerts, family picnics, sports events, and outdoor cinema screenings.

During excavation work at the foot of Mariensztat in Warsaw, archaeologists uncovered a fragment of a former tenement house facade with a balcony, which will be secured.

Warsaw's Chopin Airport reported a new record for passenger traffic in July, handling nearly 2.7 million travelers, an increase of over 10 percent compared to its previous best July performance.

The Warsaw Stock Exchange experienced another session of rising indices, with WIG20 gaining 0.4% and WIG up 0.3%. XTB shares were highlighted as strong performers in the broader market.

Another major tram track renovation project is set to begin this Saturday in Warsaw, involving the replacement of rails and renovation of stops on Puławska street between Metro Wilanowska and Wyścigi.

A person lost balance and fell onto the platform while trying to board a closing tram at Plac Konstytucji in Warsaw, prompting emergency services to be called.

Videos of military equipment on Warsaw streets have led to false claims of Poland preparing for war, but these are actually preparations for the upcoming military parade on Polish Army Day.

A motorcyclist was hospitalized after colliding with two cars near the Wierzbno metro station in Warsaw, an accident police attribute to a Toyota driver failing to yield.

SGI, a real estate developer, is set to significantly expand its housing offerings exclusively in Warsaw, with the average price of their units being considerably higher than those of other leading developers in the city.

Drivers traveling on the A4 motorway from Katowice towards Warsaw will see relief from congestion at the Kraków Bieżanów interchange, as GDDKiA plans to add a second lane to the connector leading from the A4 to the S7 route.

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Warsaw is ready for a large military parade on August 15th to celebrate Polish Army Day, featuring approximately 1,800 soldiers and showcasing modern military equipment.

The 'Contour Art Gallery' in Vilnius is hosting the solo exhibition 'Digital Garden' by artist Ana Vostruchovaitė, who lives between Vilnius and Warsaw, opening on August 13th.

Sections of the Wisłostrada road in Warsaw have been closed for paving work, affecting two lanes. Separately, Abrams, Leopard, and Borsuk military vehicles traversed the Wisłostrada.

A tuberculosis outbreak has been detected in a kindergarten in Warsaw's Białołęka district, leading to some children being sent for examinations and several admitted to a specialized treatment center.

The Warsaw Regional Prosecutor's Office has filed an indictment against three individuals accused of causing 1.5 billion PLN in damages to the Polish energy company Orlen.

The Regional Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw has filed an indictment against three former executives of companies belonging to Orlen, accusing them of causing billions in damages.

Warsaw police are investigating an assault in the city center where an assailant approached two men and forcefully struck one, causing him to fall onto stairs.

The Brussels Times published multiple search queries related to buying cocaine and other drugs in various international locations. These articles appear to be search engine optimization (SEO) spam, featuring phrases like 'WWW FINDCOK ORG' and 'WWW BUY-COKE COM' alongside city names.

Andrzej Morozowski, a journalist, master of political conversation, and friend, passed away on Tuesday after a long battle with illness. His farewell ceremony will take place on August 14 at Powązki Wojskowe in Warsaw.

For the second time this week, unexploded ordnance has been discovered during construction work on tram tracks in Warsaw, leading to road closures in the city center.

The minimalist "Mirror House" villa near Warsaw, designed by Łódź architect Marcin Tomaszewski, draws attention with its unusual structure that seems to float above the ground.

Police in Żoliborz, Warsaw, are searching for three missing Afghan sisters, aged 18, 16, and 14, who were last seen near a tram stop on August 1st.

Warsaw-Radom Airport processed nearly 26,000 passengers last month, marking a 40% year-over-year increase and its best monthly result in history, according to Polish Airports State Enterprise (PPL).

The Ministry of Culture and National Heritage is considering establishing August 15 as a national holiday commemorating the Battle of Warsaw and expanding Flag Day on May 2 to include the White Eagle.

An article discusses the contemporary significance of the Warsaw Uprising, emphasizing that national interest should not yield to hooliganism and that political leaders, especially the president, play a crucial role.

Poland experienced a new August temperature record as a heatwave gripped the country, with temperatures reaching 39 degrees Celsius at Warsaw's Radom Airport, surpassing the previous record from 2015.

A damaged angel statue, missing for decades, has returned to Ostrov near Karlovy Vary and will be unveiled on the anniversary of the Warsaw Pact invasion, having once been part of a monastery altar.

Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski has revealed the findings of an audit at the Southern Hospital, citing unjustified pay raises and a doctor attempting to defraud the hospital. The audit also highlighted instances of excessive duty hours, including one doctor working 110 hours.

The Brussels Times website has published multiple articles that appear to be search queries related to buying cocaine and other drugs in various international locations. These articles list specific drug-related search terms and locations, suggesting an unusual publication pattern.

Polish Minister of Finance and Economy Andrzej Domański commented on the historical record of the Warsaw stock exchange, attributing it to a strong economy, improved state-owned company management, and growing investor confidence.

Border guards at Warsaw-Okęcie airport detained two foreigners who attempted to cross the border using forged documents and false identities, despite having entry bans to the Schengen area.

The Weeknd is scheduled to perform two concerts at the National Stadium in Warsaw on August 4 and 5, with traffic restrictions on Saska Kępa before the event and increased public transport services afterward.

A violent storm struck Warsaw and parts of the Mazovian Voivodeship on Monday evening, bringing intense rainfall, strong winds, hail, and numerous lightning strikes. The severe weather also impacted air traffic.

Residents in Warsaw's Wola district are increasingly complaining about prolonged noise from outdoor concerts held at the Progresja club's summer stage. Recent concerts, featuring international music stars, have generated a wave of grievances over hours of continuous noise.

Drivers in Warsaw will experience easier and more convenient travel near West Station as Jerozolimskie Avenue reopens with two separate carriageways and wider lanes.

Animal welfare inspectors in Warsaw, Poland, who arrived to rescue a neglected dog, unexpectedly found a woman in need of help after she secretly passed them a note, leading to a police investigation.

Warsaw experienced its first monthly decline in average apartment prices in July, attributed to developers introducing more affordable units, while prices in Tricity and Wrocław moved in the opposite direction.

Despite good weather and crowds, pavilions on Warsaw's boulevards remain largely empty as restaurateurs avoid operating there due to short seasons and high rental costs.

Road workers are beginning renovations on the viaduct at Aleja Niepodległości near the Central Statistical Office in Warsaw, which will lead to traffic disruptions on Trasa Łazienkowska until September.

The reconstruction of Złota street in Warsaw is complete, featuring new green spaces, a fountain, and benches, with a grand opening scheduled for Monday.

Warsaw observed a moment of silence to commemorate the 82nd anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising, honoring the 63 days of fighting for freedom. Political leaders reflected on the sacrifices and suffering of the innocent victims during the uprising.

A tragic accident occurred near the Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw, where a 31-year-old intoxicated man fell from a wall near the underground parking entrance and died.