Poland

Nine people working in the Rudna copper mine have sustained spinal and head injuries and five were still in hospital

Incident occurred at the historic Jasna Gora monastery in the town of Czestochowa, southern Poland

Poland's 1997 constitution gives the tribunal power to block laws approved by parliament and the president

Poland will deploy more than 40,000 security personnel to protect Pope Francis

President Duda did not respond to Obama's criticism, and Polish officials later sought to play down the comments

The manner of Ronaldo's side's progression to semi-finals has attracted lot of criticism

It will now play either Wales or Belgium in the semi-final on July 6

All eyes on captains Lewandowski and Ronaldo to take teams one step closer to title

With teams prioritising winning over playing good football, it’s the sport that is suffering

The stalemate left Germany on top of Group C on goal difference with both sides on four points from two matches

Second-half winner from Ajax striker steered Biało-czerwoni to a 1-0 victory in Group C on Sunday

World champions pitted against Poland, Northern Ireland and Ukraine; primed to comfortably make it to round of 16

'They want Putin-like leadership; just give me an authoritarian dictatorship and keep the foreigners out' Clinton said

Pro-life activists in Poland want to tighten an abortion law that is already one of the most restrictive in Europe

Ninety percent of Poland's residents identify themselves as Roman Catholic

Publication drew fierce criticism on Twitter, with one user comparing it to WWII-era Italian fascist propaganda

Temperatures have dropped to minus 20 Celsius in certain areas

Under the EU plan, Poland was to take in 4,500 refugees, adding to some 2,000 it has already accepted

Two men claimed to have found an armoured train car in the southwestern city of Walbrzych

All 19 drivers who took part in this unusual race are hearing and visually impaired