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Independent wins Kraków mayorship first round, as far right sees setback for Tusk (opens the original)
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Independent Łukasz Gibała won Sunday’s snap mayoral election in Kraków, Poland’s second-largest city, setting up an Oct. 11 runoff against a candidate backed by Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s Civic Coalition. The contest in Kraków, pop. 800,000, was seen as a test of political strength for Civic Coalition ahead of the country’s parliamentary elections a year from now. The runoff offers Tusk’s camp a chance to regain the mayoralty after Civic Coalition Mayor Aleksander Miszalski was removed in a Ma
Poland says Starlink fire was sabotage (opens the original)
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The fire at a Starlink ground station near Warsaw on Wednesday night was an act of sabotage and part of hybrid warfare against Poland, Digital Minister Krzysztof Gawkowski said Thursday morning. “[This was] sabotage and an attempt to disrupt the operation of a vital station that is crucial for the security and continuity of internet services in Ukraine,” Gawkowski told state broadcaster TVP Info, stopping short of blaming Russia for the incident directly. “It’s about actions aimed at shutting do
Tusk warns of ‘accidental’ Russian strikes against Ukraine’s allies in fall and winter (opens the original)
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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned Thursday that Russia could launch drone or missile strikes in the coming months against countries supporting Ukraine and play them off as accidents. Speaking in the country’s parliament, Tusk said intelligence assessments from NATO, Ukraine and Poland indicated that “the most likely scenario for the next few months” is that Russia will step up attacks against Ukraine and its allies, including Poland. Tusk said Russia’s aim was to “weaken NATO’s integrity”
Russian drone found off Poland’s coast carried explosive warhead, prosecutor says (opens the original)
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The Russian drone found Monday off Poland’s northwestern coast was carrying a warhead with a detonator, prosecutors handling the case announced Wednesday. On Monday, the Polish military located and retrieved a drone from the Baltic Sea near the beach in Rusinowo, close to Jarosławiec. Authorities neutralized the Russian Gerbera 2 drone on the beach and then moved it for further examination. The aircraft contained a “high-explosive fragmentation warhead fitted with a fuze,” Colonel Bartosz Okon
Poland’s anti-Ukrainian turn spills into violence (opens the original)
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WARSAW — Poland’s nationalist right is turning hostility toward the country’s roughly 1.5 million Ukrainians into a potent political issue, tapping into local resentment over social benefits and wartime history just over a year before a pivotal parliamentary election. During Poland’s 2025 presidential campaign, politicians began portraying Ukrainians in Poland as freeloaders straining the country’s public finances. This summer, Polish President Karol Nawrocki stripped his Ukrainian counterpart,
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