An ideological crusade is not the job of the local government, Law and Justice's Chairman Jarosław Kaczyński shouted from the podium during a convention in Poznań. He referring to the candidate for the Mayor of Poznań, who is running on the list of the Civic Coalition.

Nearly a million people have flocked to cinemas across Poland in the last three days to see a movie that depicts Catholic priests in a highly unflattering light, breaking box-office records, its distributor said on Monday.

No registration papers, no insurance papers and no fine for not having them. As of Monday, drivers can leave these documents at home. The police officers will be able to check data in a central database. Nevertheless, be sure to take your driver's license with you, as that's still mandatory.

The association of Polish lawyers called on the government on Monday to abandon a plan for legal reform its says could undermine attorney-client confidentiality as part of a broader campaign to take control of the judiciary.

Well they did it! Back-to-back World Championship titles for the Polish volleyball team. After beating the United States in the semifinals, the white-and-reds made very short work on the Brazilians, winning the final in the straight sets. The President has joined the hordes of those praising the players, saying that they may receive a national medal for their accomplishment.

The Polish Social Insurance Institute (ZUS) is withdrawing its appeal to the Supreme Court. Now the question is whether the Supreme Court will withdraw its questions to the European Court of Justice, for a preliminary ruling on reforms to the judicial system. That scenario is highly likely, acoording to the spokesman for the Supreme Court. While this is favourable for Law and Justice, the battle is not over, as the European Commission is suing Poland for an injunction in those reforms to the court.

Another Polish judge has sent a question to the European Court of Justice, regarding the judicial reforms. This time it was adjudicating panel from Gorzów Wielkopolski. Such questions were already sent multiple times from different places in the country, in order to slow down the reforms and align them with the EU law.

Everyone should fix their own judicial systems, said the prime minister at the Law and Justice convention in Poznań. He referred to the conflict between Poland and the European Union by using anecdotes from his travels throughout Greater Poland region.

Once again a Polish doctor was singled out for his brilliant work. Professor and doctor Piotr Szopiński, from the Institute of Hematology and Transfusion Medicine in Warsaw was among the winners at the Gala for the "Ambasadorowie Kongresów Polskich" organisation. The prize has been given out since 1998 and promotes Poland as a destination for the organisation of international conferences and congresses. The event took place at Poznań's International Fairgrounds.

Feminine power. Here's the list of the wealthiest women in Poland by the "Wprost" weekly magazine. There are 50 of them with a combined net worth of almost 25 billion zlotys.

During the informal EU summit in Salzburg, Poland reaffirmed its stance on immigration that accepting immigrants can only be a result of free will and it is a question of security and the protection of borders. After his return, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki told journalists that at the summit, they confirmed what was agreed upon in June in terms of migration.

For the love of animals, they marched through the streets of Poznań. A colourful procession for the rights and liberation of animals and although the animal parade was loud and full of colours, the goal was to bring awareness of a wider problem.

People pretending to be sick line up in queues, but the issue is more than serious. The Medical University of Silesia is looking for "patients" to teach students and paramedics to cope with real-life problems. That requires more than medical knowledge from textbooks.

A Law and Justice representative was speeding over a 100 km/h in a built-up area, but even so he didn't lose his license. Police in an unmarked car pulled over the roadway menace on the streets near the town of Łomża.

Ryanair passengers had to deal with another strike by the airlines' employees in six European countries. The zloty has gained strenght and is now the strongest in Europe. Business news from Poland with Mateusz Walczak.

The leader of Wisła Kraków football hooligans has been arrested in Italy. Paweł M. a.k.a. Misiek had been wanted since May for being the leader of an organized crime gang dealing with narcotics, beatings and other attacks. He is in detention in Italy and now awaits the decision of the court for his extradition back to Poland.

They were legal, but unjustified. The court has ruled concerning police searches of the houses of activists from the Committee for the Defense of Democracy (KOD). The activists claim the police used heavy-handed tactics to scare them. This was after the wave of civil protesters who dressed monuments in T-shirts or banners with the word "Constitution" written on them. The police claim that they entered the homes because they were searching for evidence.

The drama in the judiciary continues to unfold at home as well. The Supreme Administrative Court is suspending the execution of further resolutions by the National Council of the Judiciary on appointing judges to chambers of the Supreme Court. In question are the Civic Chamber and the Chamber of Extraordinary Supervision and Public Affairs.

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has decided that the request for preliminary ruling, sent by the Polish Supreme Court in early August, will be processed in an expedited procedure. The CJEU President stated in the substantiation that "a prompt reply by the CJEU may dispel serious concerns (...) especially those concerning independence of judges". The CJEU has scheduled to process a request by the Polish Supreme Court for preliminary ruling on 12th of February 2019.

A new movie featuring drunk, fornicating and child-abusing priests has outraged some conservative politicians in Poland and fueled debate about the Catholic Church’s influence in one of Europe’s most devout nations.