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Lublin’s Metropolitan Bus Station has won top prize at the World Architecture Festival, an awards ceremony often nicknamed the “Oscars for architecture.”

Ukraine’s first army recruitment center abroad has opened in Poland.

Lublin has been chosen as the European Capital of Culture for 2029 after beating other Polish finalists Bielsko-Biała, Katowice, and Kołobrzeg.

A bus station in Eastern Poland is in the running for a top prize at the 2024 World Architecture Festival.

Polish Football Association has launched an investigation into two referees following reports that police pounced on the duo after they stole a road sign while drunk.

A pet owner is facing three years in jail after his dog jumped out of a window and flattened a woman walking past his apartment.

Horrified microbiologists examining the cleanliness of Poland’s popular parcel collection points have found disturbing numbers are covered in fungi, bacteria and even feces.

An axe from the 4th-3rd millennium BCE, discovered in the Hrubieszów district, south-eastern Poland, and associated with the Trypillia culture, is most likely the oldest copper product discovered in Poland, the Lublin Provincial Conservator of Monuments reports.

The police secured around EUR 15,855 in cash and EUR 16,321 in their bank accounts.