News - National Security Bureau

Poland's independence centenary is being celebrated throughout all of Poland and worldwide on Sunday, November 11, exactly 100 years after the country regained freedom. Poland regained independence on November 11, 1918, after 123 years of partitions.

President Andrzej Duda has officially handed over the appointments to the first and subsequent general ranks, and to the admiral rank, to nine Polish Army officers.

President Andrzej Duda presented the Act of Citizenship to 90-year-old Franciszek Jakowczyk, a soldier of the Home Army resistance force in German-occupied Poland, who spent 20 years in Soviet gulags. The combatant returned to Poland in February 2018.

Minister Paweł Soloch, took part in the Warsaw Security Forum 2018 conference. In the opening speech he indicated four elements that will shape the mainstream debates on the security of Poland, the region and Europe in the near future.

Head of Poland's National Security Bureau (BBN) Paweł Soloch during his visit to Israel has discussed the situation in Europe and the Middle-East, trans-Atlantic relations and bilateral cooperation.

The head of Poland's National Security Bureau (BBN), Paweł Soloch, held talks on Friday with Ukrainian Defence Minister Stepan Poltorak. On the agenda was military cooperation between the two countries.

The last farewell to Admiral Józef Unrug, Poland's coastal defence commander during the 1939 defensive war against Germany, is one of the last elements in building a truly free Poland, President Andrzej Duda said at Unrug's funeral in Gdynia.

Poland subscribes to the view that our common future requires a strong and effective international community, which will better accommodate the needs of humanity, President said.

The numerous references to Poland made by US Donald Trump in his recent address before the UN General Assembly are a good omen for future bilateral cooperation, Polish President Andrzej Duda has said in New York.

President Andrzej Duda participated the inaugural session of the 73rd UN General Assembly. At the begining the heads of states observed a minute of silence to honor Kofi Annan.