Hundreds of far-right supporters marched in Warsaw on Saturday to protest against a U.S. law on the restitution of Jewish property seized during or after World War Two, an issue increasingly featuring in campaigns for upcoming Polish elections.

On the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the launch of "Gazeta Wyborcza", the President of the European Council Donald Tusk was presented with the "Man of the Year" award. The former Polish prime minister accepted the prize from the hands of the chief editor of "Gazeta Wyborcza", Adam Michnik, his deputy Jarosław Kurski and the chairman of the Agora group Bartosz Hojka.

The latest survey by Kantar for "Fakty" TVN and TVN24 shows that 34 percent of respondents would vote for Law and Justice, while 33 percent for European Coalition. Third place in the survey was taken by Robert Biedroń's Wiosna (Spring) party with 8 percent.

A citizens' bill regarding vaccinations has made it to the Sejm. More than 100,000 people signed the draft proposal.

In the first round of presidential elections, 41 percent of respondents would vote for Andrzej Duda, whereas 28 percent for Donald Tusk. Should there be a second round, the sitting president would get reelected - according to a survey conducted over the phone by Kantar for "Fakty" TVN and TVN24.

Another countrywide strike has begun - this time by physiotherapists. If the government does not fulfill their demands for higher wages, the strike could last through May and after that hospitals could be short by up to 60,000 workers.

Tragic incident on the premises of one Warsaw's Wawer district schools. During an altercation, a teenager fatally stabbed his peer with "a sharp instrument". We have received the first information at Kontakt 24.

Agnieszka Kowalczyk and Tomasz Osmulski are the winners of the 6th annual "Wings for Life" race in Poznań, where almost 7,500 people took part in the run. About 120,000 people participated worldwide. The money raised from the race will go to spinal cord injury research.

Professor Karol Modzelewski was laid to rest at the Powązki Military Cemetery in Warsaw. The funeral was a secular service and among those who took part were Bronisław Komorowski, Aleksander Kwaśniewski, Bogdan Borusewicz, Władysław Frasyniuk and Adam Bodnar.

After being convicted for double murder and spending 19 years behind bars, Arkadiusz Kraska has been released from prison. His sentence was suspended by the Supreme Court on motion filed by the prosecutor's office. Now, the prosecution wants his acquittal.

Fifty three (53) people have been indicted for drug trafficking, theft and assaults. A gang of Silesian football hooligans, related to the Ruch Chorzów football club, who call themselves "Psycho Fans" will now stand trial.

The race to the European Parliament is a race for prestige, power and a huge amount of money. If one has any doubts, it's enough to take a look at the asset declarations of MEPS. Their savings run in the hundreds of thousands zlotys, while the record holders have millions. They also own several pieces of real estate.

President of the European Council Donald Tusk informed on Wednesday that he expected to start the nomination process of appointing new people to the EU's most powerful roles during a summit on May 28, two days after the bloc's European Parliament vote.

The European Union's 28 countries consume the Earth's resources faster than they can be renewed and none of them has sustainable consumption policies, a report released on Thursday said, as EU leaders met to discuss priorities for the next five years.

The United States law doesn't obligate Poland to do anything regarding the property lost by the Holocaust victims during WWII. The JUST act (Act 447) has nothing to do with blaming Poland for the atrocities committed by Nazi Germany, the United States Special Envoy for Monitoring and Combating anti-Semitism, Elen Carr said on Wednesday in Warsaw.

Fighting climate change, safeguarding the rule of law and finding a modern model for growth must be at the heart of the European Union, the bloc's leaders agreed in Thursday talks meant to show unity despite the damage from Brexit.

Over 360 accidents and 28 fatalities - this is the outcome of the May holiday weekend on Polish roads. The police provided official data from the period between Thursday (2 May) and Sunday (May 5).

The former prime minister and candidate for the European Parliament, Włodzimierz Cimoszewicz struck a woman on a bike last Saturday while driving his car. In addition, the car that he was driving did not have a valid technical inspection. The Regional Prosecutor's Office in Białystok has launched an investigation that is focused on clarifying the circumstances of the accident.

Poland's newly formed broad opposition alliance should be an example to others in Europe hoping to stem a tide of rightist populism ahead of European Parliament elections on May 26, centrist leader Grzegorz Schetyna said in an interview.

The matriculation exams for highy schools students continue. On Tuesday, seniors took their mandatory written exams in mathematics. It was also another busy day for uniformed services, as another round of false bomb threats were made. Some schools began the exams late and one had to call them off altogether.