“There is no longer a clear risk of a serious breach of the rule of law in Poland,” says the European Commission.
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“There is no longer a clear risk of a serious breach of the rule of law in Poland,” says the European Commission.
The cabinet is meeting in Katowice, where Donald Tusk and Ursula von der Leyen are separately due to speak at the European Economic Congress.
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Ventilators may be running out in some provinces – including where Warsaw is located.
Improvements to healthcare, respect for LGBT rights, creating a secular state and protecting the climate are among their postulates.
Every party in the Bundestag apart from the AfD voted in favour.
Firms are allowing staff to join a general strike and are supporting women’s organisations.
Andrzej Duda says his proposal would implement the court ruling but maintain the essence of the current law.
Thousands of pages of documents were discovered.
Education minister also threatens to cut funding for universities supporting protests.
The number of death certificates issued in Poland has reached a level 33% higher than average.
Poles’ purchasing power is around half the European average.
Some local authorities are offering exemptions and helplines.
The ruling party leader also called on followers to defend churches.
The measures aim to help the hospitality, entertainment, fitness and retail industries.