Masovian Voivodeship

The same year Sigismund obtained still another advantage.

The Piast branch of the dukes of Mazovia became extinct, and their important territory, embracing Warsaw, Płock, Pułtusk, was united to the Polish kingdom, of which it had hitherto been independent.

Poland was rid of the Tartars by the pressure of the Turks upon them, and the treaty which Sigismund concluded with the latter ensured him security against those robbers in 1546.

With the Russians, in spite of occasional armistices, the struggle was continued, but on the whole it resulted favourably to the Poles.

The same year Sigismund obtained still another advantage.

The Piast branch of the dukes of Mazovia became extinct, and their important territory, embracing Warsaw, Płock, Pułtusk, was united to the Polish kingdom, of which it had hitherto been independent.

Poland was rid of the Tartars by the pressure of the Turks upon them, and the treaty which Sigismund concluded with the latter ensured him security against those robbers in 1546.

With the Russians, in spite of occasional armistices, the struggle was continued, but on the whole it resulted favorably to the Poles.

Yeah, because it's Poland.

It's harsh climate.

It's not easy for vinifera, especially here in Mazovian district, which is quite cool.

It doesn't have the warmth from the sea.

It doesn't have the warmth from the sun of the southern region of Poland.

I'm Danuta Isler, welcoming you to this week's edition of Around Poland.

In the program, every year the Mazovian Regional Tourist Organization announces the winners of the Best Tourist Product Competition, widely regarded as the tourist Oscars of the Mazovia Central Region.

In 2026, the top honour, the prestigious Super Certificate, was awarded to Twierdza Modlin or Modlin Fortress for its consistent development and expansion of its visitor offerings.

Six other unique places, events and initiatives were also honoured, including the Scottish Day in Jadów, Podkowiński Choir in Szydłowiec, as well as the Mazowie Pass.

The faces inside are strange, because what's the point of knowing each other? It costs too much, it's better to go

My name is Bartłomiej Florczak.

I am working for Mazovian Regional Tourist Organization and I am responsible for coordinating Mazovian system of tourist information.

We're standing on top of one of the recent attractions here in

The Turkish nationals detained in Germany may have been acting on the orders of Russian services, said Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

All indications suggest that acting on behalf of Russian services perpetrators set fire to a Starlink station here in the Mazovia region not far from Warsaw, a station that, among other things, plays a key role in maintaining effective communications for Ukraine.

Poland is the country facilitating Ukraine's access, um, uh, to and the use of the Starlink system, which is why the station become the target of this latest act of sabotage.

The fire broke out at late September at a Starlink ground station that helps provide Internet connectivity to Ukraine.

The numbers tell a striking story about how quickly fear can spread online.

Between October 7th and 9th, Polish media content featuring the phrase Bloody Friday generated an estimated 249 million in reach, according to a monitoring report by the Polish Press Agency.

The report emerged against the backdrop of four acts of violence at schools in Poland's Mazovia region last week.

In response, police, supported by municipal guards, step up monitoring around schools and kindergartens from Friday.

Now, they said, quote, "We take this matter extremely seriously." This is said by the authorities.

Three attacks at school in Mazovia province in central Poland took place within four days this week, leaving one dead and many wounded, including children.

In September, Tusk warned about likely intensified hybrid attacks by Russia as NATO's eastern flank.

And now, the media is reporting that after Poland's police said on Sunday that they received information about a possible plot to attack Prime Minister Donald Tusk and defense minister, the Polish interior minister announced that the man was arrested.

My name is Marcin Matuszewski and I am your host in Warsaw.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk convened an emergency meeting with ministers and senior security officials on Thursday following a series of violent incidents at schools in the Mazovia region, including a knife attack that killed a school employee and left two others injured.

Ada Janiszewska has the details.

The school gates were supposed to mark the boundary between the dangers of the outside world and the relative safety of the classroom.

In other words, there is a massive financial surplus.

And the Mazovian Tourist Organization presented the winners of the so-called Tourist Oscars.

That's the rewards that we're sending every year.

This year, our number one was Modlin Stronghold.

According to it, some refugees have moved from looking for employment to creating it, establishing businesses and employing other people.

For News from Poland, I'm Ada Januszewska.

Finally, in the magazine today, the Mazovian Regional Tourist Organization, MROT, has announced the winners of the 2026 Best Tourist Project competition, widely regarded as the Tourist Oscars of the Mazovia region.

The top honor, the prestigious Super Certificate MROT, was awarded to Tvierdza Modlin, the Modlin Fortress, for its consistent development and expansion of its visitor offering.

It's just not something you see a lot of.

On October the 10th, you have the second Masovia championship in Poland and Warsaw at the Polish National Museum.

Late war, 80 points.

Also on October 10th, you have a mostly accurate refight migration at England, Daventry, Battlefield Hobbies, Late War, a Flames of War day that's different than your standard tournament with forces provided slash dictated based on the units present under a custom scenario.

The same year Sigismund obtained still another advantage.

The Piast branch of the dukes of Mazovia became extinct, and their important territory, embracing Warsaw, Płock, Pułtusk, was united to the Polish kingdom, of which it had hitherto been independent.

Poland was rid of the Tartars by the pressure of the Turks upon them, and the treaty which Sigismund concluded with the latter ensured him security against those robbers in 1546.

With the Russians, in spite of occasional armistices, the struggle was continued, but on the whole it resulted favorably to the Poles.