German champions Bayern Munich needed two goals from their top scorer Robert Lewandowski to sneak past hosts Olympiakos 3-2 on Tuesday and remain top of their Champions League Group B.

The richest Pole wants to build a nuclear power plant. There are more and more wealthy people in Poland. The final of the Polish edition of the Entrepreneur of the Year will be held in November.

The Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR), an OSCE institution, is monitoring the situation after elections in Poland. Analyses and documents will be included in the final report - the spokesperson for ODIHR Katya Andrusz informed on Tuesday.

Poland could withdraw a measure to increase social security payments for high earners, a government spokesman said on Tuesday, raising the possibility that the country will not have a balanced budget in 2020 as planned.

Poland's opposition challenged results in three districts in elections for parliament's upper house on Tuesday, setting the scene for a dispute over a tight result a day after the ruling party submitted requests for recounts in other districts.

According to draft bill, small business owners won't be granted permanent reduction in social insurance contributions, but only a temporary relief for no longer than 3 years. Berlin authorities will be attempting to freeze rental prices in reaction to the dissatisfaction of the city's residents, 85 percent of which rent flats.

President Andrzej Duda did not green-light the bill and sent it for review to the Constitutional Tribunal. That means for the time being we will not learn about the assets held by family members of the country's most important politicians.

Update on the President of the Supreme Audit Office Marian Banaś. The opposition is pointing out that after one month after "Superwizjer" report was aired, state institutions have still not clarified the accusations levied by the investigative journalists. Mr Banaś heads the most important supervisory institution in Poland.

A debate on sexual education in Poland was held in the European Parliament on Monday evening. Most of the discussion's participants were MEPs from Wiosna (Spring) party, Law and Justice and Civic Platform.

Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński will be beatified on June 7, 2020 at the Piłsudski Square in Warsaw. The ceremony will be conducted by a Vatican envoy, the Prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints, His Eminence Cardinal Giovanni Angelo Becciu - the Archbishop of Warsaw Cardinal Kazimierz Nycz informed on Monday.

On October 11, the prosecutor refused to launch an inquiry regarding the notification reported by the Austrian businessman Gerald Birgfellner - the spokesman for the District Prosecutor's Office, Łukasz Łapczyński, informed on Monday.

Poland's ruling nationalists asked the Supreme Court on Monday to approve a recount of some votes for parliament's upper house, a move which if approved could hand them a majority in both chambers and expedite their disputed reform agenda.

The prosecutor's office is investigating the death of Law and Justice's (PiS) councillor from Zgierz, Tomasz Jędrzejczak. His body was hauled out of the Vistula river in Warsaw on Saturday.

The driver of a BMW that fatally hit a man at a crosswalk on Sokratesa street in Warsaw has been charged. The prosecutor's office calls upon witnesses of the tragic accident to come forward. Prosecutors especially hope to find the driver of a silver car that had stopped right before the said crosswalk.

Małgorzata Kidawa-Błońska would be the most demanding opponent for Andrzej Duda in the second round of presidential election - according to a telephone survey conducted by Kantar for "Fakty" TVN and TVN24. The sitting president would secure the best result in confrontation against Robert Biedroń.

Aruba, Belize and the Marshall Islands seem like haven not only for tourists, but also for taxpayers. In 2016, Poles sent capital offshore worth 32 billion euros. Business news from Poland.

Ecological buses rolled out on the streets of Gdynia. The vehicles will be used for public transport. They are fully adapted for the people with disabilities, equipped with USB outlets, and are air-conditioned. Most importantly, however, they have very low emissions.

Now that the parliamentary elections are over, members of the opposition are thinking of new strategies to claim or reclaim the presidency. Donald Tusk said that the only way to stop the ruling party is to have a strong presidential veto. Members of the different opposition parties are scrambling to find a winning face for next year's election, whereas the ruling Law and Justice are sticking with their incumbent President Andrzej Duda.

The post-election power game is heating up after the elections. The heads of the two biggest parties are facing tough decision moving forward.

"I was never afraid or backing out from commenting on things, to speak what I think, but I wouldn't like to change my role. Because writing is something incredibly introverted and lonely, essentially. And I wouldn't like this energy that I have, for instance for my unfinished book, to somehow disperse in the outer world," said Olga Tokarczuk, laureate of the Nobel Prize in Literature, in an interview for Katarzyna Kolenda-Zaleska. Asked how, in her view, literature could change the world, Olga Tokarczuk replied: "by provoking, by asking questions, and sometimes by being uncomfortable".