Poland

Polonez enjoys ‘niche market’ that helps ‘to minimise impact from competitors’, directors say

There ​are no reasons to ‌think Poland was ⁠targeted, says Polish PM Donald Tusk

Attacks come as Volodymyr Zelenskiy returns from talks with Donald Trump in Washington

Once a quiet regional centre, Rzeszów now funnels weapons, aid and visiting world leaders into wartime Ukraine

Prime minister Donald Tusk relishes Law and Justice Party’s problems in advance of next year’s general election

Police continue to investigate suspected double murder and suicide in Co Antrim town

Total of 11 firearms, including pistols and machine guns, some loaded, found during three-day Garda operation

Ireland could learn lessons from the adopted homes of its citizens

Irish people living on the Continent talk about the cost of living, weather, language, proximity to war and what they would change about Ireland

Poland, Czech Republic and Slovakia braced for record temperatures today as heatwave spreads east

‘Heat dome’ expected to move eastward over weekend with high temperatures set to hit Germany, Poland and Croatia

Kremlin may attempt to test Nato cohesion as Russia comes under growing pressure from Ukraine, according to sources from two countries

Boy who suffered second-degree burns alleged his grandmother’s hot drink had spilled on him, court heard

Kyiv named unit after insurgents who massacred Poles in the second World War

Russia and Iran have long enlisted proxies to perform hostile acts on European soil, but targeting minors represents a new twist on their subversive gig economy

The pop star brings quiet charisma to Pete Ohs's slight but affecting tale of rekindled feelings

On the downside for Ireland, speaking a global language has made us complacent on the need for better language skills

Ireland and Luxembourg fear negative impact on domestic financial sectors

The charter removal flight had 22 Polish and 12 Lithuanian nationals on board

Nearly five years after leaving office, the former German chancellor may be drawn back into diplomacy – despite questions over her record on Russia

Zelenskiy says 14 regions came under fire with residential, energy and railway infrastructure targeted

Development may add thorn in relations between Poland and the US

Monika Kubasiewicz had only recently moved into Carrick-on-Suir home with family

With Ireland’s links to the US weakening, for now at least, the importance of other bonds is emerging

Proposal reflects a global reality in which governments appeal to US president’s vanity to get American might on their side

Judge Conleth Bradley says man is in ‘extremely distressing’ situation

Britain introduced no measures for the current fuel crisis but has not reversed the 6 cent cut in excise from 2022

Want to release stress? Try primal screaming at an adventure park. Just don’t bring the kids

Deepening rift within Nato fuels fears Trump could use Iran war as pretext to scale back US commitment to Europe’s defence

Country’s future in the bloc becoming the key theme in power struggle between Donald Tusk’s centrist coalition and hard-right populists

Recording purports to capture phone call between foreign ministers of Hungary and Russia

Ireland’s lack of any relay presence was apparent in Torun – and perhaps more worrying, so was dearth of individual Irish male or female 400m runners

Irish athlete clears 1.81m on third attempt to stay in medal contention after opening events in Torun

Child’s parents have been involved in legal battle for more than a year over where she should receive medical treatment

It follows days of insults and finger-pointing between the Polish government and the national conservative president, Karol Nawrocki

President Karol Nawrocki blocks legislation but government says plan will proceed

From Sydney mornings to no immersion worries, here’s what emigrants miss and love about life abroad

Marco Rubio praises Trump-friendly leaders of Hungary and Slovakia, while Warsaw wrestles with internal tensions over US ties

‘We can afford to live, to go to gigs and the cinema. Why can’t we do the same in Ireland?’

Behind public words of support, national governments have concerns such as corruption, the impact on agriculture and freedom of movement