Running for reelection, the ruling Law and Justice party is flailing in every direction to keep its populist credibility, but its latest pivot may have far-reaching implications

But PM says Warsaw will hand over German-made equipment to Ukrainians even if Berlin balks at move; German foreign minister says 'we won't stand in the way'

Polish media says Jaroslaw Szymczyk accidentally set off weapon in his office, lightly injuring himself and two others

Jaroslaw Szymczyk suffers minor injuries as present he received during a visit with heads of Ukraine's police and state emergency services blows up; Warsaw demands explanation

'Hitler is dead but Putin is alive and he is repeating history with the Ukrainians,' says marcher in Warsaw; ultra-nationalist group rails at 'Ukrainization of Poland'

Wrapping up Europe trip, US president tells Ukrainians ‘we stand with you,’ warns world of ‘long fight ahead’; calls invasion a 'strategic failure' for Moscow

Vibrant scene and a variety of aid greets a kilometer-long line of uprooted Ukrainians crossing the border into Poland

Warsaw looks to send MiG-29s to American base in Germany in exchange for used F-16s, but Pentagon fears it may be seen as actively entering war, risking a larger fight with Russia

With buses, temporary shelters and lots of phone calls, growing number of Jewish locals and groups join efforts to help countless masses fleeing savage fighting in Ukraine

In the potential agreement, Warsaw would send Soviet-era aircraft to Ukraine and in exchange would receive American F-16 fighter jets