“Warsaw is also a city with a queer history and a queer identity,” says the deputy mayor.

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“Warsaw is also a city with a queer history and a queer identity,” says the deputy mayor.
Victoria Forrest says she has received “unimaginable hate on the internet” since her victory was criticised by a far-right commentator.
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The prime minister insists he has been successful in clinching a agreement that protects Poland’s interests.
Activists and local authorities the ruling could be a precedent.
Wind accounted for 22% of Poland’s net electricity generation on Monday, behind only hard coal and ahead of brown coal.
Local authorities, businesses and celebrities have launched appeals.
Two deputy ministers unveiled a report accusing the Dutch of allowing billions of euros to be channelled to tax havens.
The party’s leader denies the claims, saying that they seek revolution through democratic means.
Rydzyk defended a bishop accused of covering up sex abuse during a mass attended by the justice minister.
A further poll shows that PiS supporters think western countries benefit more from Polish membership of the EU than Poland itself does.
Orlen is buying Polska Press from its German owner, Verlagsgruppe Passau.
Kajko i Kokosz will premiere in 2021.
Other German authorities have also provided equipment to Polish cities and regions.
“The bishops were aware of the paedophilia of their subordinate” yet continued to allow him to work with children, said the judge..
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