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Time is running out for Germany to pay Polish WWII victims the compensation they deserve [Opinion]
Philipp Fritz
There are 30,000-50,000 such survivors, but their number dwindles every week.
Poland and Vietnam announce strategic partnership during Tusk visit to Hanoi
“Vietnam and Poland share a success story,” declared the Polish prime minister.
Two thirds of Poles support liberalising abortion law, finds new poll
However, most do not favour introducing abortion on demand.
Leader of junior coalition partner quits Polish government
However, her party, Poland 2050, is set to remain in the government.
Protesters return to Poland’s streets demanding liberalisation of abortion law
They criticised the government for failing to fulfil its promises.
Poland charges second Georgian man over murder of Russian dissident
Robert Kuzovkov (who went by the name of Semyon Skrepetsky) was shot dead near his home in Poland this year.
Poland and India aim to double trade by 2030 as PMs meet in New Delhi
Polish-Indian relations are “gaining speed”, said Narendra Modi.
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