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PolandEditorial illustrationBRAVO and BRAVO-CRP apply nationally, while CHARLIE covers specified railway infrastructure. These are operational readiness levels, not a general instruction to stop travelling.
WorldEditorial illustrationThe government appointed a new plenipotentiary for strengthening state resilience, folding SAFE delivery, defence industry exports and anti-disinformation work into one brief.
WorldEditorial illustrationThe first Polish-Swedish intergovernmental consultations put defence, transport and three planned A26 submarines inside a wider regional partnership.
WorldEditorial illustrationThe Gdansk conference put roads, rail and cross-border capacity into the recovery agenda, opening practical questions for Polish infrastructure and firms.
WorldEditorial illustrationAfter the European Council meeting, Warsaw is framing Ukraine support, Russia sanctions and eastern-flank protection as one connected security agenda.
GuidesEditorial illustrationNon-EU short-stay visitors should separate two systems: EES is the border-registration process already in use, while ETIAS is the later pre-travel authorisation to watch before future trips.
GuidesEditorial illustrationTravellers planning Poland trips should separate the live border-registration system from the later pre-travel authorisation requirement.
GuidesEditorial illustrationEES replaces manual passport stamping, so short-stay visitors should keep their own trip log instead of relying on visual passport marks.
WorldEditorial illustrationThe first external Schengen border may not be in Poland, but it is still where a non-EU short-stay traveller can meet the EES process.
WorldEditorial illustrationThe global city-heat story becomes practical when readers can see which streets lose hard surface, gain trees, and become easier to cross in summer.
WorldEditorial illustrationA river story needs water gauges, city use, ecology, and public space in one frame, not just dramatic photos of a low or high bank.
WorldEditorial illustrationAir-quality dashboards are useful only when readers understand stations, pollutants, time of day, weather, and the difference between a reading and a trend.
WorldEditorial illustrationWHO and European adaptation guidance point to practical work: warning systems, shade, health planning, and social care.
WorldEditorial illustrationMarkets show price pressure, migration, land use, food systems, and trust in ways city data often struggles to capture.
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