The case relates to the Polish National Foundation, a body created under the former government to promote Poland abroad.
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Poland detains neo-Nazi youth planning terrorist attack on mosque and school
In total, three teenagers have been detained in relation to online groups promoting neo-Nazism and violence.
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Former Polish justice minister granted asylum by Orbán flees Hungary for US
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EU prosecutors request lifting of Polish MP’s immunity
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Polish president vetoes bill allowing divorces without court proceedings
The proposal would “diminish the status” of marriage and could discourage couples from having children, said Karol Nawrocki.
EU launches proceedings against Poland over failure to protect Oder river
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Polish court orders marriage recognition for same-sex couple who went abroad to wed
It is the first ruling involving a Polish couple who had travelled abroad to marry, as opposed to those residing in another EU country.
European Parliament strips four Polish opposition MEPs of immunity
The quartet are radical-right leader Grzegorz Braun, two members of the national-conservative PiS party, and a politician from the far-right Confederation.
Over 100 NGOs urge Polish government to implement rulings on recognising same-sex marriage
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Prosecutors say that reported losses have already passed 350 million zloty.
