Kraków Main Square attack aftermath
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Anna Kalczyńska presents Kraków's Main Square the day after the attack
Journalist Anna Kalczyńska anchored a special news edition from Kraków's Main Square and shared what the city felt like the day after the deadly attack.
Poles donate over €1 million within hours for officers who stopped Kraków gunman
More than one million euros in a few hours: people in Poland are backing two officers who stopped the Kraków gunman and have now woken from their comas.
Kraków Main Square attacker dies in hospital as investigation continues
The 24-year-old man behind Saturday's attack in Kraków died in hospital on Monday morning. Prosecutors say the investigation goes on, and 15 people remain in care.
Independence March after the Kraków attack: will the president join in?
Two days after the shooting on Kraków's Main Square, Poland asks whether President Nawrocki will join Wednesday's Independence March in Warsaw.
Kraków won't cancel its Christmas Market after the Main Square attack
Kraków's deputy mayor says no tourist events will be cancelled after Saturday's attack, and the Christmas Market will go ahead with discreet new security.
Applause after the bugle call: Kraków gathers for a silent march
At 5 pm, after the hejnał rang out from St Mary's tower, Kraków's Main Square broke into applause. Tonight at 8 pm, thousands are set to walk in silence.
Who was the Kraków gunman? Investigators still search for a motive
Michal O. killed his mother, father and sister, then opened fire in Kraków. He is now dead, and investigators are still trying to understand why.
Will the Kraków attack scare off tourists? What the research says
Studies of European cities hit by terror show hotel demand fell by about 10% and took almost four years to recover. Experts say Kraków's case may differ.
Scout, 19, ran to wounded Kraków officers before the surgeons did
A 19-year-old scout and student from Wodzisław Śląski was among the first to reach the wounded police officers in central Kraków.
Slovak couple on a birthday trip tried to save a wounded woman in Kraków
Two Slovak paramedic students who came to Kraków to celebrate a birthday ran to help a seriously wounded woman after the attack on the Main Square.