Wojciech Kosc

On April 15, Poland’s anti-corruption police CBA raided the offices of Collegium Humanum, a private Polish university that allegedly sold bogus MBA diplomas to members of the country's political, military, and business elites.

Polish President Andrzej Duda said on April 22 that Poland is “ready” to host nuclear weapons in case Nato decides to base them on its Eastern Flank.

Poland has entered into a PLN6.4bn ($1.6bn) agreement with South Korea to purchase 72 Chunmoo rocket artillery systems and thousands of tactical guided missiles, the country's defence ministry said on April 25.

Warburg Pincus, a private equity fund owning the Gemini pharmacy chain, wants Poland to ease rules that limit setting up new pharmacies or face ...

Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk has ordered a ramp-up of the investigation into suspicious activity at Warsaw-listed Orlen, the country's state-controlled energy and fuel giant.

Daniel Obajtek was the golden boy of the former PiS government. Now, he has prosecutors after him.

Warsaw presidential aide denounces defector as a “scoundrel and traitor.”

A legal and ethical dilemma that haunts post-communist states rears its head again in Poland–with political overtones.

The European Union will formally close the six-year-long dispute over the rule of law in Poland, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on May 6.

A senior Polish judge asked for political asylum in Belarus on May 6, citing objections to Poland's policies toward Belarus and Russia.In his ...