AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSocial Change: Poland’s parliament has passed two bills easing its near-total abortion ban, including measures to reduce penalties for people helping women access care. The changes are limited and face a likely presidential veto. Memory and Heritage: A travelling Kraków exhibition on Holocaust diarist Renia Spiegel is now on show in Tokyo, tracing her final years in occupied Przemyśl. In Łasków, searches have uncovered the remains of more than 40 people believed killed in 1944. Arts: A new opera about Ukrainian children abducted during the war is set to premiere in Warsaw, while a Polish poet is turning words by Holocaust victims and perpetrators into a work of “memory activism.” City Breaks: Białystok’s newest hotel has opened in a restored historic pheasantry and garrison site. Poland’s Tricity—Gdańsk, Gdynia and Sopot—is also drawing attention as an appealing urban getaway. Family Fun: Energylandia plans to open a record-setting wing coaster in 2027.
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