The Latest Breaking News from Warsaw

Scottish champion Celtic was fined 15,000 euros ($14,600) because fans displayed an anti-monarchy banner at a Champions League game days after the death of Queen Elizabeth, UEFA said Tuesday. A slogan with an expletive about the British crown was shown in Warsaw during Celtic’s 1-1 draw with Ukrainian club Shakhtar…

Hundreds of people protested outside the Russian embassy in Warsaw on Monday, calling for Russia to be designated a terrorist state and for its diplomats to be expelled after missile strikes killed at least 11 people in Ukrainian cities.

Ange Postecoglou shuffled his pack for the Premiership clash in Paisley making six changes from the midweek Champions League draw with Shakhtar Donetsk in Warsaw but it never paid off.

Robert Lewandowski met former Ukraine captain and coach Andriy Shevchenko at Warsaw's national stadium to collect the armband which he will wear at the Qatar World Cup to symbolically represent Ukraine

Poland on Friday signed a contract with South Korea to supply Warsaw with 48 new light combat aircraft as it seeks to bolster its army amidst ongoing security worries related to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The banners read "F*** the Crown" and “Sorry for your loss Michael Fagan”

Igor Jovicevic admits he was taken aback by how impressive Celtic were in their draw in Warsaw.

CELTIC are facing potential UEFA sanctions following a banner displayed by fans in Warsaw last night.

The outspoken pundit was less than impressed with the Hoops legions who travelled to Warsaw but says the Parkhead club shouldn't be held accountable.