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Ukrainian detained at Polish border over fatal hit-and-run
Polish border guards detained a 41-year-old Ukrainian suspected of killing a man in a road crash and leaving the scene. He faces a potential prison term of up to 20 years.
Poland to ease ID card collection rules from December 1
Applicants will be allowed to choose the office where they collect their Polish identity card. The reform was postponed from July following consultations.
NASA model sharpens outlook for Thwaites Glacier
A study that treats the glacier’s grounding region as a dynamic zone rather than a fixed line indicates that Thwaites could add more to sea-level rise by 2100 than some earlier estimates suggest.
Wrocław planned evacuation over WWII munition
A safety zone was due to be cleared around Kolejowa Street after a 250-kilogram wartime aerial munition was found at a construction site. Rail and public transport services faced temporary disruption.
Lavrov’s Tehran visit highlights a partnership of necessity
Russia and Iran are expanding practical cooperation while keeping its most sensitive elements outside their public statements. Analysts say the relationship remains constrained by mistrust and competing priorities.
Ryanair chief warns of historic jump in European airfares
Michael O’Leary says European ticket prices could rise by as much as 20% in 2027 as fuel costs climb and airline capacity contracts.
Poland Open to Joint Border Checks on Its Side of Ukrainian Frontier
Poland says it could host both countries’ border services on Polish territory if worsening security makes checks in Ukraine unsafe. No formal decision has been adopted.
EU sanctions 39 defence-linked firms in southern Russia
The measures target manufacturers and suppliers across southern Russia and the North Caucasus, along with 38 executives. Analysts differ over how strongly the restrictions will affect production.