This week in Poland
Poland saw a mix of domestic developments this week, including new KSeF authorization models for local governments and plans to streamline driver's licenses via the mObywatel app, while the Judges' Association expressed outrage over Ministry of Justice decisions. Economically, the Zloty weakened against major currencies amid global tensions, and the Warsaw stock market's attempted rebound ended poorly, though Katowice Airport announced a major expansion. Discussions also continued on overhauling the healthcare system and the ambitious, yet potentially illusory, plan for a new constitution.
About Poland
Poland, a pivotal Central European nation, boasts a rich history, vibrant culture, and a dynamic economy, making it a significant player in regional and global affairs. Its news coverage often reflects a deeply polarized media landscape, shaped by ongoing political divisions, though press freedom has seen improvements since the 2023 government change with efforts to restore public media independence.
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Media landscape
Poland's media environment is characterized by a high degree of polarization, mirroring the country's political divisions. Recent government changes in 2023 have led to efforts aimed at restoring the independence of public media, contributing to an improved press freedom ranking.
To gain a comprehensive understanding of Polish affairs, it is advisable to consult a variety of sources across the political spectrum due to the polarized nature of the media.
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Trump on Andrzej Poczobut's release: 'The result of my and Karol Nawrocki's efforts'
- Belarusian-Polish journalist Andrzej Poczobut has been released from a Belarusian prison as part of an exchange between Poland and Belarus. - Donald Trump commented on the release, stating that it w…
Pergamon Museum in Berlin to reopen; Pergamon Altar returns
- The Pergamon Museum in Berlin will reopen on June 4, 2027, after extensive renovations. - Visitors will once again see the famous Pergamon Altar, a significant II-century BCE artifact. - The reopeni…
Zbigniew Ziobro on TV Republika: "I did not flee. I am exercising my freedom in the USA"
- Zbigniew Ziobro states he has not fled Poland and is exercising his freedom in the USA. - The article implies a need to disable ad blockers to read the content. - No further details about Ziobro's s…
Trump's America is Destroying Private Relationships
- Der Standard reports that political polarization in the US has damaged personal relationships. - A new study indicates that over a third of Americans have lost friends, family ties, or romantic rela…
Over 100 NFZ-Covered Tests Available from Polish Family Doctors
- A family doctor in Poland can order over 100 different diagnostic tests covered by the National Health Fund (NFZ). - These tests include blood work, imaging like ultrasound and CT scans, and endosco…
Important Changes in Diabetes Treatment in Poland: Decision Pending at Ministry of Health
- Poland's Ministry of Health is considering a significant change in diabetes treatment by expanding insulin pump refunds. - Currently, insulin pumps are only subsidized for patients under 26, forcing…
10,860 PLN Monthly and 39 Days of Vacation: Civilian Jobs in the Prison Service
- The Polish Prison Service is recruiting civilian personnel, including nurses, medical rescuers, and doctors, for positions across Poland. - The service offers competitive salaries, with potential ea…
Galan Logistics: Delivering Security, Not Just Goods
- Galan Logistics, a Polish family-run company, prioritizes trust and client confidence over sheer size. - The company focuses on proactive problem-solving and transparent communication to ensure busi…
Iran responds to US peace offer but reportedly mobilizes military
- Iran has reportedly responded to a US peace proposal through Pakistan, signaling a potential diplomatic breakthrough. - Simultaneously, Iranian media reports indicate the mobilization of military fo…
Waldemar Żurek on Zbigniew Ziobro's Departure from Hungary. An Important Announcement Was Made.
- Former Polish Minister of Justice, Zbigniew Ziobro, has reportedly left Hungary and traveled to the United States. - His departure is under scrutiny, with questions raised about the documents used f…
Dangerous scorpion sting. Claws and sting with a hint of heavy metals
- The article is in Polish and discusses a "dangerous scorpion sting." - The headline mentions "claws and sting with a hint of heavy metals." - The article requires disabling ad blockers to read.
Kaczyński Claims Russian Agents Active in Poland During Smoleńsk Anniversary
- During commemorations of the Smoleńsk catastrophe, Law and Justice (PiS) party leader Jarosław Kaczyński claimed Russian agents are active and influencing events in Poland. - Kaczyński asserted that…
Iran: Peace Talks Near, Yet Far Amidst Gulf Tensions
- Iran's top diplomat criticized the US for escalating tensions in the Persian Gulf, despite a fragile ceasefire. - Negotiations are underway concerning the Strait of Hormuz and Iran's nuclear and mis…
Germany exhausts natural resources for 2026 by May 10 amid overconsumption
- Germany has exhausted its natural resources for 2026 by May 10, consuming resources faster than the Earth can regenerate them. - The country's high consumption of coal, gas, and oil, driven by energ…
Polish Startup Tequipy Joins Europe's Elite Tech Firms
- Polish startup Tequipy has been recognized as one of Europe's fastest-growing private tech companies, ranking 24th in the Scaling Europe 50 list. - Founded in 2023 by former Revolut employees Tomasz…
Zbigniew Ziobro in the United States
- Zbigniew Ziobro is currently in the United States. - This information was initially reported by TV Republika. - The article is being updated.
Marek Kutarba: BBN has a new chief, but will remain a whip against the government
- Poland's new head of the National Security Bureau (BBN), Bartosz Grodecki, is criticized for repeating the presidential palace's narrative regarding the SAFE loan program. - Grodecki's statement on …
Opinia24 Poll for "Wyborcza": Poles Very Critical of Trump
- A poll by Opinia24 for "Wyborcza" reveals strong criticism among Poles towards Donald Trump. - The article implies that readers need to disable ad blockers to access the full content of the poll res…
Plain Language in Law: Balancing Simplicity and Precision, Says Expert
- Polish legal experts advocate for
HIV epidemic accelerated human evolution
- A study in South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal province revealed that the HIV epidemic accelerated human evolution by altering immune system gene frequencies within two decades. - Researchers observed rapi…
Breathing rate may affect how we perceive others. New discovery by researchers
- Researchers discovered that conscious breathing patterns actively shape brain networks involved in rapid social judgments. - The study found that slowing down breathing, particularly during exhalati…
Formula 1 Eyes Return of V8 Engines; FIA Prepares Major Change
- Formula 1 is considering a return to V8 engines by 2031, potentially ending the dominance of hybrid V6 turbo engines after 2026. - The FIA, led by President Mohammed Ben Sulayem, is prepared to enfo…
Vladimir Putin Speaks of Ending the War. Important Declarations Made.
- Vladimir Putin stated that the war in Ukraine is nearing its end and expressed readiness for talks. - He suggested former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder as a potential mediator. - Putin indicate…
New BBN Chief Aims to Strengthen President's Security Role, Sees US Troop Relocation as Opportunity
- Poland's new National Security Bureau (BBN) chief, Bartosz Grodecki, aims to strengthen the President's role in international security policy. - Grodecki views US President Donald Trump's potential …
New study on ADHD in adults. Surprising differences in drug action
- A new study from Sweden reveals that adult ADHD affects not only concentration but also thinking speed, working memory, and motor coordination. - Researchers found that popular medications do not he…
Poles Increasingly Fear War, New Poll Shows
- A recent poll indicates that 53.9% of Poles perceive a real threat from Russia, with 16.2% expressing strong certainty. - Fear of Russian aggression is highest among supporters of the ruling coaliti…
10,000 euros for an unscheduled landing. Ryanair passengers convicted
- Two British passengers were convicted and fined over 10,000 euros for disrupting a Ryanair flight from London to Ibiza. - The passengers reportedly insulted other travelers and ignored crew instruct…
'Operation UFO'. What do the declassified Pentagon documents contain?
- The article is behind a paywall or requires disabling ad blockers to access. - It mentions that the content relates to declassified Pentagon documents concerning 'Operation UFO'. - Further details a…
UK Faces Growing Disunion Fears After Election Results
- Recent elections in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland have fueled concerns about the potential disintegration of the United Kingdom. - Nationalist and separatist parties saw strong results, with…
Wojnicki: State-Church Relations Stabilized for 30 Years, Now Threatened by Progressive and National-Catholic Trends
- A Polish political scientist argues that the model of state-church cooperation established after 1989 has been destabilized by both progressive and national-Catholic trends. - Professor Jacek Wojnic…
IKEA Shocks Sweden With First Large Store Closure in Four Decades
- IKEA will close a large store in Borlänge, Sweden, the first such closure in the country in over 40 years. - The company is shifting its strategy towards smaller formats in shopping centers and onli…
Poland's Constitution: A Strength in Compromise, Not Speed?
- The current Polish constitution, despite enabling EU and NATO membership and economic growth, faces widespread calls for change, particularly regarding the division of powers between the Prime Minis…
Poland Modernizes F-16s Slower Than Greece, But Is It Cause for Criticism?
- Poland is modernizing 47 F-16 fighter jets to the latest Viper standard, with serial work beginning in 2030 and concluding in 2038. - Greece is modernizing 84 F-16 aircraft, having started in 2022 a…
Battery Giant to Provide Clean Energy for Swiss
- Switzerland is developing a groundbreaking energy project featuring a massive redox flow battery. - The battery, capable of powering 210,000 homes daily, is being installed in a 27-meter deep pit. -…
Turn off AdBlock over Putin, or a modest parade in Moscow. Tanks drove on screen
- The article is behind a paywall or requires disabling ad blockers to view. - Readers are instructed to disable AdBlock/uBlock or add an exception for the website's domain. - Adding an exception will…
Putin Vows Victory at Subdued Moscow Parade, Cites NATO Arms for Ukraine Forces
- Russia held a scaled-down military parade on Red Square to mark Victory Day, celebrating the end of World War II in Europe. - The parade notably lacked tanks and other military hardware, with offici…
Fathers Live Longer Than Childless Men, But Early Parenthood Poses Risks
- Fathers who are alive live longer than childless men. - However, the first years of a child's life pose a danger to fathers. - The article discusses the health implications for fathers during their …
Trump Pressures Tehran. 'We Will Find Out Soon.'
- This article is unavailable due to an ad-blocking software. - Readers are prompted to disable their ad blocker or add an exception for the domain to access the content. - The publication assures use…
Clashes with Police at Venice Biennale: Protest Against Israel
- Protests erupted outside the Venice Biennale, with demonstrators clashing with police. - The protests were against Israel's participation in the Biennale, with calls for a "Free Palestine." - Severa…
Elite is not for Poles. A terrible end to the ice hockey World Championships in Sosnowiec
- Poland's national ice hockey team failed to secure promotion to the elite division after losing to Lithuania in a crucial World Championship Division 1A match. - The team needed a regulation-time wi…
Massive oil spill near Iran's Kharg Island; Pentagon silent on potential US strike
- Satellite images reveal a large oil spill near Iran's strategic Kharg Island, a major oil export terminal. - The Pentagon has declined to comment on whether US forces were involved in an attack on t…
Planet No Longer Burning: Extreme Climate Scenarios Retired
- International climate modeling committees have retired the most extreme climate scenarios, RCP8.5 and SSP5-8.5, which previously dominated research. - These scenarios, used by the UN's IPCC and infl…
E-scooter giant Lime prepares for expansion, eyes billions with US stock market debut
- E-scooter and e-bike rental company Lime has filed for an Initial Public Offering (IPO) on the Nasdaq stock exchange under the corporate name Neutron Holdings. - This IPO is seen as a significant te…
Eating Fatty Foods Boosts Your Immunity, Study Results Show
- Eating fatty foods can boost immune system function, according to a University of Pittsburgh study. - Researchers found that T-cells, crucial for fighting pathogens, were more active after meals, es…
Gazeta Wyborcza Seeks Censors in Poland
- Polish media outlet Gazeta Wyborcza is seeking to hire censors. - The job posting indicates a need for individuals to manage content, likely in response to internal or external pressures. - The arti…
Kristen Stewart's Directorial Debut: 'The Chronology of Water' Explores Trauma with Nuance
- Kristen Stewart's directorial debut, "The Chronology of Water," adapts Lidia Yuknavitch's memoir, exploring themes of trauma, addiction, and loss. - The film is noted for its non-linear narrative an…
Stanisław Biernat: President's motion on competence dispute. Lawlessness continues
- The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ordered Poland to refrain from hindering four Constitutional Tribunal judges appointed by the Sejm. - Poland's President has filed a motion with the Constit…
Constitution in a deadlock. Maybe that's a good thing?
- Poland's political landscape is unlikely to see constitutional changes soon due to a deadlock between the ruling Civic Coalition and the right-wing opposition. - President Andrzej Duda's potential d…
35 Years On: The Short-Lived Olszewski Government and Its Internal Power Struggles
- The article discusses the 35th anniversary of the Jan Olszewski government's formation in December, which was the shortest-serving government in the Third Polish Republic. - It explores the circumst…
Poland's Bladder Cancer Fight: Modern Medicine Outpaces Treatment Access
- Bladder cancer remains a dangerous and often asymptomatic malignancy in Poland, particularly affecting men and contributing significantly to cancer-related deaths. - Early detection through recogniz…
Andrzej Poczobut Awarded Poland's Highest Honor Amidst Divided Reactions
- Andrzej Poczobut, a Polish journalist and activist in Belarus, was awarded Poland's highest state honor, the Order of the White Eagle. - Poczobut, who was imprisoned in Belarus since 2021, received …
Coffee Can Cause Fatigue: Scientists Explain When to Drink It
- Coffee's caffeine can temporarily mask fatigue by blocking adenosine, the chemical that signals sleepiness. - However, caffeine does not eliminate adenosine, leading to a potential rebound effect wh…
The World is the Scent of God
- The article reflects on the sensory experience of scent, using the example of a lilac bouquet to explore its profound impact on atmosphere and perception. - It likens the pervasive nature of scent t…
Polish Inflation Rises to 3.2%; Food Price Impact Debated Amid Global Tensions
- Inflation in Poland rose to 3.2% year-on-year in April, marking the second consecutive month of increase. - Economists note that while global conflicts can impact food prices, the current situation …
Trump Postpones Threat of Higher Tariffs; EU Auto Industry Has Until July 4
- Donald Trump has given the EU until July 4 to reach a trade agreement, or face significantly higher tariffs. - This decision follows a "very good" phone call with European Commission President Ursul…
Gazeta Wyborcza: Disable Ad Blocker to Read Article
- This article is a placeholder, indicating that content is behind a paywall or requires disabling ad blockers. - Readers are prompted to turn off ad blockers or add an exception for the website to ac…
WTA Tournament in Rome: Iga Świątek Wins, Though Not Without Trouble
- Iga Świątek won her second-round match at the WTA Rome tournament, defeating Caty McNally in three sets (6:1, 6:7, 6:3). - Świątek, a three-time champion of the event, faced a tougher challenge in t…
How Polish Ethnographers Reached Afghanistan in 1976
- Polish ethnographers embarked on an expedition to Afghanistan in 1976, an undertaking described as highly improbable. - The journey, known as EWA 76, began in Poznań after three years of preparation…
„VAR should intervene less often”. Adam Lyczmański on Polish referees
- Polish football referee Adam Lyczmański commented on the controversy surrounding a red card decision in a match between Legia and Lech. - He acknowledged that refereeing is a constant topic of discu…
Weekend Weather Forecast: IMGW Issues Warnings for Thunderstorms and Frost
- The weekend forecast for Poland predicts significant cloud cover with intermittent clearings and scattered rain across the country. - Thunderstorms are expected in the southern regions, prompting a …
Polish Doctors Demand Deputy Health Minister's Resignation Over Failed Dialogue
- The Polish medical community is demanding the resignation of Deputy Health Minister Katarzyna Kęcka, citing a breakdown in dialogue and unacceptable working methods. - The President of the Supreme M…
Hołownia Feels Wronged in Collegium Humanum Scandal, Criticizes Prosecutor's Office Leaks
- Szymon Hołownia, Speaker of the Polish Sejm, stated he feels wronged in the Collegium Humanum scandal, where prosecutors are seeking to lift his parliamentary immunity. - Hołownia criticized the pro…
End of Remote Postgraduate Courses. We Know How the Ministry of Science Intends to Improve Gowin's Reform
- The Polish Ministry of Science plans to reform postgraduate studies, moving away from remote learning. - The reform aims to improve the quality and effectiveness of these programs. - Details of the …
Bogusław Chrabota: We Need Better People, Not a New Constitution
- A Polish constitutionalist argues that Poland needs "better people" rather than a new constitution. - Professor Ryszard Piotrowski emphasizes the need for politicians who understand and respect the …
Trump pressures Iran; Izera gains Taiwanese partner
- Donald Trump is increasing pressure on Iran amid renewed military exchanges between the two countries, warning of a stronger military response if a swift agreement is not reached. - Poland is rapidl…
New CBOS poll: PiS still below 20%, KO leads but loses allies
- A new poll shows Donald Tusk's Civic Coalition (KO) leading with 30.8% support, but losing 1.2 percentage points since April. - The Law and Justice party (PiS) remains below 20% with 19.6% support, …
We Don't Want to Leave the EU. Unless You're a Braun Voter
- The article is behind a paywall requiring users to disable ad blockers or add an exception for the website. - This is a standard notice for accessing premium content on the Gazeta Wyborcza website.
A Year Since Leon XIV's Election. Personnel Changes Instead of Bold Changes
- The article is behind a paywall requiring users to disable ad blockers or add an exception for the website. - This is a standard notice for accessing premium content on the Gazeta Wyborcza website.
American Hoteliers Disappointed: World Cup Expected to Fill Hotels, But It's Not Happening
- American hoteliers are experiencing lower-than-expected booking rates for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, despite strong ticket sales. - Factors such as visa issues, geopolitical concerns, high airfare, an…
Teresa Siudem: Business in Times of Change – How to Keep Pace
- The business landscape is rapidly evolving due to technological advancements like artificial intelligence and changing regulations, such as EU directives on pay transparency. - Entrepreneurs must ad…
Val Kilmer's New Role as a Deceased Actor Crosses Another Cinema Frontier
- Val Kilmer, who passed away, has been digitally resurrected to star in the new Western film 'As Deep as the Grave'. - The film utilizes AI technology to recreate the actor, allowing him to 'perform'…
Surprising First Year of Leo XIV's Pontificate: Between Francis and Reconstruction
- Pope Leo XIV's first year has been marked by a significant shift in the Church's decision-making process, moving towards a more collaborative and structured approach. - Unlike his predecessors, Leo …
How External Factors Reshape a Company's Strength in Business Relations
- A company's strength in business relationships is increasingly influenced by external factors beyond direct buyer-supplier interactions. - Changes in digital platforms, new regulations, or end-user …
Poland Expands Speed Monitoring Network on Major Routes
- Poland is expanding its network of speed cameras and average speed check systems across the country. - New average speed measurement systems have been activated on major routes like the A4, S7, S3, …
Paris Exhibition Showcases Nazi-Looted Masterpieces, Seeks Owners
- Paris's Musée d'Orsay is exhibiting artworks looted by Nazis during WWII, recently recovered from Germany. - The exhibition aims to identify and return these works to their rightful owners or their …
Compliance: A Board's Shield Against Legal and Civil Liability
- Compliance systems are crucial tools for company management to mitigate legal and financial risks. - The article discusses the importance of due diligence and the business judgment rule in protectin…
Fiscal Council and Finance Minister Clash Over 'Defense Spending'
- Poland's Fiscal Council (RF) and the Ministry of Finance are in dispute over proposed changes to defense spending definitions. - The Ministry wants to broaden the definition of "defense expenditures…
Historic Shift: Poland Becomes a Net Importer of People, Not an Exporter
- Poland has experienced a historic shift from being a country of mass emigration to one that attracts more immigrants than it loses. - This change is attributed to Poland's improving economic conditi…
AI Won't Replace Agencies, But It Will Replace Those That Lack Purpose
- The Polish marketing services market is maturing, with clients seeking integrated partners rather than single competencies. - Hybrid models, combining larger organizations with specialized, autonomo…
Polish New Car Market Grows, Businesses Favor Used Cars Amid Economic Uncertainty
- The Polish new car market saw a 6.7% increase in registrations in the first quarter of 2026 compared to the previous year, with March showing a particularly strong performance. - Companies dominate …
CFO's Role Evolves: Strategic Partner, Tech Savvy, and Culturally Aware
- The role of a Chief Financial Officer (CFO) has evolved beyond financial figures to become a strategic partner for the CEO, requiring foresight and a deep understanding of business operations. - Art…
How Philadelphia Inspired Europe
- The Declaration of Independence's political significance resonated in Europe, inspiring movements for self-determination. - Its dual nature as both a justification for breaking from Britain and a st…
Orthodox Christians in the Polish Army
- In September 1939, between 220,000 and 275,000 Ukrainians and Belarusians, predominantly Orthodox Christians, fought in the Polish Army. - An estimated 16,000 of these soldiers perished during the c…
How People Used to Eat: Culinary Archaeology
- The history of food is a journey of human discovery, marked by key developments like agriculture, spices, and new ingredients. - Understanding nutrition requires not just cataloging foods but also r…
Radio: From Telegraphy to Entertainment
- Radio's evolution from telegraphy to entertainment began with early pioneers like Lee de Forest, who in 1907 transmitted music. - Early experiments faced technical challenges, such as the need for h…
Obsessively Tracking Polish Successes Worldwide for 50 Years
- Marian Kałuski, a Polish journalist and archivist living in Australia, has dedicated 50 years to documenting the lives and achievements of Poles worldwide. - His extensive work, compiled in four vol…
Stalin Fueled Theories on Hitler's Fate
- Stalin's actions and the Soviet Union's handling of Hitler's remains fueled conspiracy theories about his death. - Soviet historians, including Lev Bezymienski, promoted the idea that Hitler died by…
Cellnex CFO: Navigating Polish and French Markets, Embracing AI
- Cellnex CFO Marek Skołożyński discusses the differences between Polish and French markets, noting legal, labor cost, and cultural variations. - He highlights the integration challenges and successes…
The Jarai Tribe: On the Border of Two Worlds
- The Jarai tribe's traditional way of life is threatened by economic development, including coffee and rubber plantations and infrastructure projects. - The shrinking forest, their ancestral home, le…
New President Appointed to Polish Chamber of Insurance After 18 Years
- Jan Grzegorz Prądzyński resigned as president of the Polish Chamber of Insurance after 18 years, a move that surprised many. - Adam Uszpolewicz, an insurance executive with over 30 years of experien…
New Data Suggests China Eastern Airlines Crash Resulted from 'Conscious Decision' to Cut Fuel
- New data suggests the China Eastern Airlines crash, which killed 132 people, may have been caused by a "conscious decision" to cut fuel to the engines. - Investigators found that fuel supply switche…
This Product Will Disappear from Stores from June 14. New EU Regulations
- New EU regulations will ban the sale of 'filtered honey' as a distinct product starting June 14, 2026. - The "breakfast directive" aims to increase transparency and combat fraudulent practices in th…
Wrocław Mayor Sutryk: 'I Will Not Resign'
- Jacek Sutryk, the mayor of Wrocław, states he will not resign and believes residents do not expect him to. - He addresses his political relationships, including with Civic Coalition, and his stance …
US Warns: Cannot Defend Europe and US Simultaneously Against China and Russia
- A new US defense strategy, dubbed NATO 3.0, suggests the US may not be able to defend both Europe and itself simultaneously if China and Russia act together. - This potential reduction in US militar…
UAE Tankers Use Iranian Tactics to Navigate Strait of Hormuz Amid Tensions
- UAE oil tankers are using Iranian methods, such as disabling transponders, to navigate the Strait of Hormuz amidst regional tensions. - At least 6 million barrels of oil were exported by ADNOC in Ap…
'The Point Is': Poland is Shrinking, and We're Noticing It More
- Poland is facing a demographic crisis characterized by a declining birthrate and an aging population, leading to visible societal impacts like school closures and an overburdened healthcare system. …
NBP Head Adam Glapiński: Interest Rate Hike by RPP 'More Possible'
- The head of Poland's central bank, Adam Glapiński, stated that an interest rate hike is "more possible" due to rising inflation. - He indicated that the probability of such a move has increased sinc…
Poland's Constitutional Ambitions: Referendum on EU Climate Policy Part of President's Strategic Plan
- Polish President Andrzej Duda's proposal to change the constitution and hold a referendum on EU climate policy is seen as part of a strategic plan. - Critics argue that constitutional changes requir…
BNP Paribas BP Profit Drops Sharply, Yet Beats Expectations Amid Regulatory Headwinds
- BNP Paribas Bank Polska reported a net profit of PLN 375 million in Q1 2026, a nearly 50% decrease year-on-year but exceeding market expectations. - The profit decline was attributed to increased re…
Polish Customs Uncovers Luxury Car Smuggling Ring to Russia
- Polish customs authorities detected the export of luxury cars to Russia, circumventing EU sanctions. - A company based in Małopolska facilitated the transport of over 100 vehicles, valued at over 49…
