Kraków gunman described as ‘weird and sad’ loner dies in hospital
Police officer who shot gunman ‘fighting for his life’
Poland
Man who killed nine people in Polish shootings dies in hospital
Gun enthusiast with far-right views injured 15 people in Krakow before police shot and wounded him
If the children of Nazis can honour my family in Treblinka, we can all find a path forward
As many as 925,000 Jews were murdered here. They included my mother Monika’s aunt, Sonia Rozenfeld, and some 100 members of my father’s family
Cutting off work permits the wrong approach as Ireland’s population ages
There’s a limit to how much demand in health and social care can be cooled, and the State is unlikely to grow the workforce needed without inward migration
Three found dead at suspect’s home after gunman kills six in Krakow’s main square
Poland’s defence minister described the shooting, which also left 16 wounded, as an ‘act of terror’
The Irish Times view on upheaval in Poland: a full-on constitutional clash
Tensions have come to a head over proposed reform of a constitutional tribunal
State’s ability to defend itself compromised by lack of security strategy, says Defence Forces
Warning is included in confidential assessments intended to highlight potential threats to national security
Two Ryanair flights from Dublin among planes affected by false bomb threats
At least seven planes travelling across Europe were affected by suspected bomb threats on Tuesday
Tensions high in Poland as Donald Tusk accused of ‘constitutional coup’
Tusk accuses rivals and head of state of falsifying facts and undermining the rule of law
Riot police sent to Poland’s top court after judge suspended
Polish president Karol Nawrocki turns his plane around to return to Warsaw amid long-running row over constitutional court’s legitimacy
Landmark conviction for Polish bishop over failure to report child abuse
Court rejects claim that papal secrecy rules prevented Andrzej Jeż from informing police about allegations against two clerics
Tusk’s race to reform Poland meets wall of political resistance
Prime minister is embroiled in rows over abortion laws and the country’s constitutional court as next election approaches
As Ukraine’s US alliance falters, a bitter dispute with Poland resurfaces
Zelenskiy stripped of Polish state award for honouring 1940s Ukrainian militants who massacred Poles
The €1.6tn battle for Europe: inside the EU’s biggest budget fight in years
As member states clash over defence spending and farm payments, Ireland is playing the role of neutral EU presidency dealmaker
Poland’s breakthrough generation await Ireland in World Cup playoff
Poles come to Aviva in December with aim of qualifying for Brazil 2027, their first time on football’s biggest stage
Ireland in line for a kicking from all sides after publishing EU budget
Irish diplomats privately remarked that if everyone ended up unhappy, they had done their job
Sentencing of Polish man who imported cocaine valued at €8.4m delayed again
Michal Luczak flew Cessna plane that transported drugs to Abbeyshrule aerodrome in Co Longford
New papal nuncio likely to continue radical downsizing of Catholic dioceses in Ireland
Polish nuncio succeeds Archbishop Montemayor, who oversaw some of most radical changes in 900 years
Polish chocolatier in Clare: ‘There’s something very special about Irish people’
Burren-resident Kasha Maren says she didn’t really know how to do small talk until she moved to Ireland
Bord Bia chairman faces fresh criticism over imported chicken at Dublin restaurant he part-owns
IFA accuses Larry Murrin of ‘making a mockery’ of Bord Bia
Poland says Starlink station blaze was sabotage as Denmark warns of rising Russian threat
Government minister says signs suggest incident ‘aligns with Russia’s new doctrine of attack’ as Kyiv suffers heavy bombardment
France says Russian hybrid attacks against Europe are intensifying
British diplomat summoned by Russian foreign ministry as Poland joins anti-ballistic missile coalition
I never considered leaving Ireland for Poland but three years there changed my perception
Poland still has a post-communist stigma that it struggles to shake. However I now realise how outdated that perception is.
Russian actions ‘reckless and dangerous’ says EU after Baltic security incidents
Russian warship fired flares near a Danish military helicopter while Nato jets destroyed a drone over Lithuania,
‘A message to the western world’: EU condemns Russian attack that may have targeted diplomats’ train
Train struck on route used by David Petraeus, Boris Johnson and other senior officials
The EU has a chance to expand. It may not get another soon
With populists on the rise and elections approaching across Europe, Brussels is scrambling to advance enlargement plans
Youth unemployment still well above pre-crash levels
New report underlines problems facing young people seeking work
From Dublin to Lublin: the haunting pleasures of eastern Poland
Zamość and Lublin are full of thought-provoking historical monuments and quietly charming moments
Polish bus crash in Hungary leaves 12 dead, 10 injured
Police take driver into custody after bus carrying 57 pilgrims veers off motorway
Stealing Hitler’s Rocket: Thoroughly engaging story of frantic race to smuggle out a V-2
Guy Walters does highly efficient job of reconstructing little-known episode from every side’s perspective
‘It’s now or never’: Is the EU serious about letting in new members?
Candidate countries hope for progress after years of inaction, but some in Brussels are still uncertain about enlargement
Grocery chain that sells eastern European produce nears €100m in revenue
Polonez enjoys ‘niche market’ that helps ‘to minimise impact from competitors’, directors say
Nato says it will ‘defend territory’ after Russian missile crashes in Poland
There are no reasons to think Poland was targeted, says Polish PM Donald Tusk
Russian strikes on Ukraine kill 13 as Poland scrambles fighter jets
Attacks come as Volodymyr Zelenskiy returns from talks with Donald Trump in Washington
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