The EU's highest court ruled on Wednesday that member states must take in a share of refugees who reach Europe, dismissing complaints by Slovakia and Hungary and reigniting an east-west row that has shaken the Union's cohesion.

“For the majority of Poles, being a member of the EU is of great value,” President Duda stressed when opening the Economic Forum in Krynica this Tuesday. “The Poles support the EU of ‘open doors’” he added. However, as he stressed, “The EU needs to review its internal policy.”

New car registrations in Poland jumped 16.4 percent last month from a year earlier, data showed on Tuesday, helped by corporate purchases as a strong economy enabled companies to spend more.

The European Commission will ask EU member states on Wednesday to take a stand on whether the Polish government is abusing democratic standards, three sources told Reuters, as the bloc steps up pressure on Warsaw.

"The destroyed villages and towns have the right to know the truth about what protecting Europe and European values looked like in 1939. Today, we are reminding the Chancellor of Germany, the President of the French Republic and anyone else wishing to erase the Polish drama from the European historical memory about this right" said the Minister of National Defence, Antoni Macierewicz, during his speech at the ceremony commemorating the 78th anniversary of the bombing of Sulejów by Luftwaffe.

"A lie of all lies, an awful manipulation," the PM responds to the allegations that her government is pushing for Polexit. In her interview for “Sieci” weekly, Beata Szydło is trying to convince the readers that PO is ready to act against the Polish interest if ordered so by Germany.

Germany's entry alongside France into a battle between the European Commission and Poland over the rule of law increases the likelihood of unprecedented EU action to punish Warsaw.

Russian Foreign Minister said on Friday that Polish authorities brainwash its population in what he called an attempt to create an atmosphere of total intolerance to everything related to Russia.

"JP Morgan, one of the largest banks in the world, wants to locate one of its three, four main headquarters in our country," Deputy Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said in New York. Mr Morawiecki emphasized that it would create more than 20,000 jobs in Poland over the next 5–7 years. "We're offering excellent engineers, IT professionals, and it is highly appreciated by businesses, or financial institutions such as JP Morgan," the Minister of Economic Development and Finance added.

"They cannot believe that an electrician was capable of achieving that, that he could actually see it all through. But I did," said former President Lech Wałęsa in an interview for TVN24’s "Kropka nad i" commenting on the events which unfolded 37 years ago. He underscored that the allegations made by his political opponents were "all lies".

German parliamentary legal experts, reacting to calls by some Polish politicians, have ruled that Warsaw has no right to demand Berlin pay reparations for World War Two, according to a document obtained by a German newspaper.

“From September to the end of December it will be possible to hunt moose in the Lublin, Podlasie, and Warmia and Mazury regions. Meanwhile, in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian, Mazovian, and Pomeranian provinces, it will be only possible to shoot moose east of the Vistula river”, we can read in the draft resolution authored by the Ministry of Environment.

Witold Bańka, the Polish Minister of Sport and Tourism announced on Twitter that he had dismissed the Head of the Polish Tourist Organisation (PTO) Marek Olszewski for his “outrageous statement” made in an interview for the Gazeta Wyborcza daily.

“It is hard to believe that the latest wave of protests was spontaneous, just like the notorious December coup in the Sejm last year,” said Prime Minister Beata Szydło. “It was a stage-managed and well-funded campaign, designed to strike a blow against the government,” she added. Several opposition politicians reacted to her words.

The Polish government has offered no measures to address "grave concerns" that it infringes the rule of law, deputy head of the European Union's executive said, adding he would seek fresh reaction from Brussels and all the bloc's states.

The European Commission, involved in a row with EU-member Poland over judicial reforms it says are a threat to the rule of law, on Tuesday defended its right to take legal action over the proposed changes.

Angela Merkel said could not remain mum about what EU leaders, activists and opposition politicians in Poland says is a lurch towards authoritarianism in Warsaw under the ruling nationalist Law and Justice Party (PiS).

Activists climbed trees and blocked felling machines in Poland's primeval Bialowieza Forest on Tuesday in a bid to stop what they say is an illegal logging operation authorised by the government.

Poland said on Monday that the legislative process overhauling its judiciary is in line with European standards and called the European Commission's concerns about rule of law in the country groundless.

Grzegorz Miecugow, our fellow journalist and colleague, has passed away at the age of 61. He worked for TVN since it was first established. He was the co-editor of the "Fakty" news service, and since 2005 he hosted "Szkło kontaktowe" on TVN24.

French President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday Poland was isolating itself within the European Union and Polish citizens "deserve better" than a government at odds with the bloc's democratic values and economic reform plans.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said on Friday the alliance would closely watch Russian military exercises in western Russia and Belarus next month, urging Moscow to be transparent about the drills.

A police car escorting the motorcade with the Secretary General of NATO, Jens Stoltenberg, collided with a van on Thursday around 8 p.m. Four people were injured: two policemen, van driver and a pedestrian hit by the police car pushed to the pavement. The woman aged around 70 has been already dismissed from the hospital.

Over four thousand servicemen, including soldiers from Poland, marched on Thursday along the streets of Kyiv in a festive parade on the Independence Day of Ukraine, celebrated on the 26th anniversary of the state’s Declaration of Independence.

Poland has asked the European Commission to withdraw its legal proceedings against Warsaw over its migrant relocation quotas and said it was ready to fight its case in court, the foreign ministry said on Wednesday.

“I never collaborated with any security service of the Communist regime in Poland. I never was on the side of the Communists,” stressed former President Lech Wałęsa, commenting on the initiation of a criminal proceedings by the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN), in connection with his false testimony.

Poland will allocate an additional 200 billion zlotys ($55 billion) on defence over the next 15 years to modernise its army amid signs of growing aggression from Russia, a deputy defence minister said.

Poland will allocate an additional 200 billion zlotys ($55 billion) on defence by 2032 to modernise its army amid signs of growing aggression from Russia, a deputy defence minister said.

Poland's government-affiliated history institute said it is investigating allegations of perjury by Lech Walesa, the Nobel Peace Prize-winning leader of the Solidarity movement that helped bring down communist rule.

“I consider these words as motivated by the willingness to defend the image and to capitalise politically at the expense of the victims of the storm,” Jolanta Fierek, the mayor of Czersk, wrote in an emotional letter to TVN24. In this way she referred to the statements by the prime minister Beata Szydło and the government spokesperson in which local governments had been accused of insufficient reaction to the last week’s fierce storm.