Aleksandra Dulkiewicz, the former deputy of murdered Gdansk mayor Pawel Adamowicz, won a landslide victory in elections to replace him in the northern Polish city, preliminary results showed on Monday.

Poland should refrain from building a canal on its Baltic coast before it gets approval from European Commission, an EU official said, after Warsaw failed to assuage the bloc's concerns about the project during talks in Brussels on Friday.

The army plans to spend a 185 billion zlotys on modenisation over the next 7 years. The final results are in for Polish GDP in the 4th quarter of 2018. Business news from Poland with Mateusz Walczak.

37,5 percent would vote for the European Coalition, 36,3 percent on Law and Justice (PiS) and 10,6 percent on Robert Biedroń’s Wiosna party, according to the latest political parties support poll published on Friday by the European Parliament ahead of May’s European elections.

By 2026, Poland plans to spend 50 billion dollars on its army and everyone keeps quiet, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said on Friday.

A dangerous accident took place on the national road number 19 in Kraśnik, in the Lubelskie region. A metal pipe that was laying on the road smashed the windshield of a car. After the object went airborne, the 46-year-old driver was seriously injured and everything was recorded by dashcam inside the vehicle.

There was a series of attacks on women in the centre of Łódź and questions were raised regarding the police reaction. Already four women have reported being attacked in the centre of the city, early Monday morning. One of the victims claims that after the attack and attempted rape by the 29-year-old, the police officers did not provide her adequate assistance.

It was toppled over and then reinstalled. The monument to Father Jankowski continues to raise controversy, not only among the residents of Gdańsk. His opponents have gathered again demanding the full truth about the accusations against the priest.

On Thursday, Gerald Birgfellner was interviewed at the prosecutor's office for the third time. The prosecutor, however, still has not decided to begin a formal investigation and has not even questioned the chairman of Law and Justice. According to "Gazeta Wyborcza", the prosecutor is weighing whether to launch an investigation against the man who made the accusations in the first place.

Police are now checking the quality of exhaust emitted from heavy trucks and older cars. To help them out they have special equipment which they attach to the vehicles' tail pipe, to measure if the exhaust is within norms.

Two young men fell through the ice on a reservoir in Częstochowa. Tragedy was just narrowly avoided thanks to a passerby who saw the struggling teenagers and rushed in to save them.

The Supreme Court justices who were brought back to work have returned their severence pays as well as money equivalents for unused vacation time. The press office of the Supreme Court has informed that the total sum of money returned was just over 2,5 million zlotys.

The United Kingdom will not leave the European Union without the green light from the parliament, says British PM Theresa May. The pound sterling seems to reflect that possibility. Not 17 but 20 billion zlotys will be needed to expand the 500+ social programme in Poland. Business news with Mateusz Walczak.

The "Telekamera" awards from the "Tele Tydzień" magazine have been handed out. Golden statuettes were awarded to TVN's Anita Werner and Travel Channel's Martyna Wojciechowska. In the category "TV personality" Dorota Szelągowska from HGTV was given the award. Nominees for "Golden Telekamera" awards are only eligible once they've already received three "Telekamera" awards. Those distinguished enough to earn one are chosen by viewers who vote online and by phone.

He locked his employees in the office with a padlock, stabbed one of them in the hand with a pen, raped his workers and made them run around the company naked. He's not a businessman, he's a despicable sadist and an employees worst nightmare. A group of police called the headhunters finally caught him and brought him to justice.

EU countries should be able to curb the spread of hate speech online without fear of breaching the bloc's broadcasting rules, an EU court adviser said on Thursday, in a vote of support for Lithuania's fight against inflammatory content.

Eight hungry residents from Poland's Krakow took part in a donut speed eating contest on Thursday as part so-called 'Fat Thursday' celebrations.

The time for guessing is over. The National Bank of Poland has finally revealed its salary structure and it has certainly raised eyebrows. Especially, since the director of communication earns much more than key directors, such as those of foreign operations and financial stability.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg met the presidents of the alliance's eastern flank at a summit in the Slovakian city of Kosice on Thursday. Slovak President Andrej Kiska greeted Stoltenberg as well as his counterparts from Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, and Romania, before all ten posed for a family photo. Stoltenberg and the presidents in attendance were set to discuss the current security situation in Europe. The meeting also marked the anniversaries of the attending countries joining NATO. The Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland joined the alliance in 1999. Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania and Slovakia joined in 2004.

Robert Biedroń, the founder of a new progressive party in Poland, believes ties between the state and the Catholic Church in one of Europe's most devout nations are "pathological" and need to be loosened.