News · Kraków, Poland

events 21–22 September

22.09.2026 12:44

Experts from the CUPT center published a report stating that Kraków has a high transport potential and is well-prepared for metro construction. The study predicts 280,000 daily passengers, positioning the project among top European light rail lines.

Candidates for Kraków's presidency filed financial statements showing assets like properties, cash, and investments. Monika Piątkowska reported significant savings and real estate, while Łukasz Gibała listed valuable securities.

Kraków police ended the search for 15-year-old Julia who went missing after sending a text message. She was found safe and healthy, but the circumstances of her disappearance are not detailed.

Politicians reacted to Moody's downgrade of Poland's credit rating, calling it a bad signal. Debate focused on the government's economic plan and a previous local issue.

Residents of Lithuania express that Poland is needed more for security and economy. They travel to Poland for shopping and travel to Warsaw for business.

Dominika Chorosińska spoke about her acting career and the political scandals surrounding her. She recalled her roles in plays and her nomination for a Ludwik award.

In brief
How a cult film was created
Was Bolesław Prus a misogynist?
Preaching by the Polish Monarchists
Closed Rooms
Be witnesses to mercy
Franciscan Jubilee Triduum
At Black Potok Virgin Mary
Imagining Mercy project begins
Memory of St. Bernardyna Jabłońska
Gosek-Popiołek on Piątkowska's behavior
Shooting in Bukowno and witness accounts
Turning over apartments for lifetime pension
Large investment in Zakopane could hide Gubałówka
Tusk reviews Netflix's 'Lalka', sparking debate
Tearing up asphalt on an important bypass
Marcin Dorociński's 'Lalka' to calm classic defenders
Domański: Polish zloty stable despite rating cut
Bride's father does not attend wedding
Kinga Duda in hospital after accident
Panicking over salt from Kłodawa mine