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.

They came to Leżajsk from all over the world to pray before the grave of Tzadik Elimelech. For Hasidic Judaism or Orthodox Jews this is the site of yearly pilgrimage. During the annual commemoration of his death, the faithful submit personal requests to the Tzadik.

Swastikas and offensive anti-Semitic slogans were sprayed on and around the doors of the headquarters of the "Obywatele RP" organisation. Its members say that this act is connected with their attempts to block the "Cursed Soldiers" march organised by nationalists in Hajnówka in east Poland, last Saturday.

More than 400 tonnes of dangerous waste was abandoned on a property in Brużyczka Mała near Łódź. Unmarked containers of waste were left full of liquid of unknown origin.

Prosecutor’s office in Katowice has discontinued the inquiry into alleged propagating of fascism by TVN’s camera operator Piotr Wacowski during the making of the "Superwizjer" report on Polish neo-nazis.

The narrative of the prosecutor's office is misleading, says the attorney for Gerald Birgfellner and is requesting diplomatic protection. The request is already at the Austrian Embassy but it's still isn't known whether he will receive the protection of not. We do know that the ministry of justice has a different point of view.

A European Parliament committee on Wednesday backed Romania's former anti-corruption chief, Laura Codruta Kovesi, to become the EU's first fraud prosecutor, despite opposition from the government in Bucharest which sacked her.

It's the finance minister's secret where will Law and Justice find the money for its windfall of electoral promises. One month ago, when asked about expanding the 500+ programme to include every child, minister Rafalska replied that budget can't afford it. Today, we hear that the budget can afford everything. Has the world ever seen miracles like this before? Economists say, of course they have. Among others, in Greece.

The first two so-called rooms for respite have opened in Wrocław. They're supposed to help handicapped children and their caretakers who often invest so much of their own time into helping that they don't have enough time for themselves. The new initiative aims at changing this situation.

How long will it take for Poles to earn an average wage of 10,000 zlotys per month? Why are yields on Polish treasury bonds starting to fall? Business news from Poland with Mateusz Walczak.

More charges were filed in the case from 2017 when two girl scouts were killed in severe weather conditions in Suszek. The girls died when raging storms came through the area where scouts had set up their camp. There were also many injured. The latest person who has heard charges is Włodzimierz D., the deputy chief of the girl scout camp. Prosecution claims that, among other things, he failed to secure emergency routes and shelter for the scouts. The man pleaded not guilty and faces up to five years in prison.

There was a legally sanctioned march and the attempt to block it. Now, there will be legal consequences for the counter-demonstrators. According to the police, they are seeking charges for more than 70 people who tried to disrupt the march in memory of the "Cursed Soldiers". The nationalists' march brought with it a lot of controversy.

The weeks-long debate surrounding the disclosure of salaries for upper management staff of the National Bank of Poland is over. President Andrzej Duda signed a bill into law which will make the salaries transparent. This was the result after journalist from "Gazeta Wyborcza" found that an NBP employee with close ties to the bank's president was making an unusually high salary.

Financial windfall of electoral promises. Law and Justice announced new entitlements leading up to the spring and fall elections. The 500+ programme will be expanded, pensions will be greater no income tax for those 26 and under. But teachers and caregivers of disabled persons are crying foul after they were left out of spending increases, their problems left unresolved and their demands ignored.

There is no sadness. Other movies and cinematography were simply considered better, says Paweł Pawlikowski, the director of the movie "Cold War", which was nominated for OScars in three separate categories. Unfortunately, the feature film didn't win even one, completely giving in to the Mexican film "Roma".

Bankers are against the special law that is to aid Swiss franc mortgage borrowers. Germany achieved the biggest budget surplus in history. Price reduction at gas stations. Business news from Poland with Mateusz Walczak.

Soldiers in Belarus have unearthed the bones of hundreds of people shot during World War Two from a mass grave discovered at the site of a ghetto where Jews lived under the Nazis.

Poland and Denmark have settled their decades-long disagreement over disputed waters in the Baltic Sea. For many years, neither side could to agree on what belongs to who. Now there's a decision, but the oppostion is asking whether it's the right one, since Poland has relinquished 80 percent of the disputed territory.

"We shouldn't allow some kind of radicals to rewrite history," said Mateusz Morawiecki. The prime minister gave an interview to the Israeli newspaper "Haaretz" regarding the latest diplomatic row between Poland and Israel.

The chief of the State Protection Service (SOP) General Brigadier Tomasz Miłkowski has handed in his resignation from the position. The Minister of Interior and Administration Joachim Brudziński has accepted his resignation, tvn24.pl portal learned on Tuesday.

U.S. Special Representative for Ukraine Negotiations Kurt Volker urged Kiev on Tuesday to prevent new incidents with Ukrainian vessels in Kerch strait.

The reinstallation of the monument of Father Jankowski that was toppled will require paperwork. That may take some time, according to Gdańsk city officials. The statue is being repaired and its owners want it to return to its rightful place. Last week, at night between Thursday and Friday, the pedestal was further vandalised.

Ukrainians want to leave Poland for better wages in the West. How will this impact the Polish labour market? There are some good news, however, for the retail sector. Business news from Poland with Mateusz Walczak.

"Fakty" TVN anchorwoman Anita Werner received the Telekamera award during Monday’s grand gala of the "Tele Tydzień" magazine. This year she was awarded with a special, golden statuette, which is given out only to triple winners.