Latest news from Warsaw.
From AI-driven hiring tools to a surge in cybersecurity roles, the capital's digital economy is moving fast and professionals who don't keep up risk being left behind.
The Mokotów-based behavioural AI firm is closing a funding round and expanding into defence-adjacent security contracts at a moment when Warsaw's appetite for homegrown tech has never been sharper.
Young creators and grassroots collectives are driving a summer surge in experimental performances, independent galleries, and community-led events across Warsaw's neighbourhoods.
From rooftop cinema to underground galleries, here's where Warsaw's culture scene is heading this month.
From Praga's riverside pitches to Mokotów's packed stands, Warsaw's grassroots football and basketball scene is delivering results on and off the field this summer.
From defence readiness to record temperatures hitting Praga-Południe, city leaders and experts are unusually blunt about what the next three months will demand.
The capital's startup sector is generating genuine wealth and global attention — but surveillance creep, AI bias, and a widening skills gap are testing the city's appetite for unchecked innovation.
From a planned quantum computing lab in Mokotów to a wave of AI-native fintech launches, Warsaw's innovation pipeline for late 2026 and 2027 is the most ambitious the city has seen.
Discover Warsaw's fermented food scene: probiotics at Hala Mirowska, traditional brine barrels in Praga, and where to buy kefir for better gut health.
Discover 140km of car-free bike paths in Warsaw perfect for kids and first-time cyclists. Summer cycling guide to the capital's safest, flattest routes.
The capital's biggest club has steamrolled its first three Ekstraklasa fixtures of 2026-27 and drawn a sold-out crowd of 31,800 to the Polish Army Stadium, reigniting talk of a serious UEFA Conference League run.
A chaotic stretch of summer in the capital brought transit headaches, record footfall at Vistula beaches, and fresh debate over the city's long-delayed Praga district regeneration plan.
As household budgets tighten across Poland's capital, a network of under-used public resources is quietly waiting to help — if you know where to look.
A surge of foreign capital into the Polish capital is tightening the talent market, pushing salaries upward, and forcing local employers to compete in ways they never had to before.
From underground music venues to restored Jewish Quarter galleries, here's where Warsaw's culture scene thrives in summer 2026.
Warsaw's food scene has exploded in recent years, with inventive Polish cuisine, international flavours, and a Michelin presence that signals the city's arrival as a serious culinary destination.
Warsaw has reinvented itself into one of Central Europe's most dynamic cities, blending a stirring wartime history with a booming creative scene and vibrant nightlife.
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