PiS, the opposition party, says around 40,000 people have donated so far.
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PiS, the opposition party, says around 40,000 people have donated so far.
The system – which is used by millions of Poles – is now available in Slovakia, with plans to also expand into Romania.
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The government says the change is necessary for organisational reasons, but the opposition says it is a political move.
Nearly 250 tonnes of dead fish have been removed from the Oder river since the end of July.
“Poland has delivered extraordinary support to Ukraine in the face of Russia’s further invasion,” says the US State Department.
The government has only a narrow majority, so losing the votes of Pawel Kukiz’s four MPs could make life harder in parliament.
Two concerts by Roger Waters due to take place in Kraków next year have been cancelled.
Przemysław Czarnek linked “LGBT ideology” to Nazism and said that “these people are not equal to normal people”.
“These should have disappeared a long time ago, they are a symbol of the betrayal and suffering of Poles,” says the IPN’s president.
The presidents-in-exile “preserved the idea of an independent, sovereign, free state” and “deserve a symbolic memorial in free Poland”.
“No one will be able to ignore what Poles have done, how much they have mobilised, how much they have helped by giving [refugees] a roof over their heads and a meal.”
The Tartan Army Children’s Charity donated 25,000 zloty (€5,250) to a Polish foundation running a centre for Ukrainian refugees in Kraków.
The decision came after Germany took control of a refinery majority owned by Russian oil giant Rosneft, something Poland had demanded.
“If there is no such money, we will go to court…Our lawyers are working on this,” says a deputy minister.