We do not assume any very bad scenario [will happen]. But we must be prepared for every eventuality.”
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We do not assume any very bad scenario [will happen]. But we must be prepared for every eventuality.”
Talks focused on security, and in particular on the need to provide continued support to Ukraine.
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Ihor Mazur was detained while attempting to cross the border into Poland, and now faces an extradition hearing at a Polish court.
“Everything should be done to prevent PiS from destroying the political order and rule of law for the next four years,” says Tusk.
After elections, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced the members of his reformed cabinet, as the ruling PiS party prepares for the first sitting of the new parliament on Tuesday.
A new report highlights concerns by firms such as Google, IBM and Amazon over the safety of foreign employees in Poland.
LGBT is “dangerous”, “like Bolshevik or Hitlerite ideologies”, says the Arcbishop of Kraków, who also warns that paedophilia in the church should not be exaggerated.
Eight women accuse their boss, Henryk Jacek Schoen of the Bagatela theatre in Kraków, of bullying and sexual harassment.
A member of the Nordic Resistance Movement, who had come to Poland for paramilitary training, was expelled as a security threat.
Scientists report on a unique colony of ants found in an abandoned nuclear weapons bunker in Poland.
The two remaining protests, however, could still potentially swing the balance of power in the upper house of parliament.
From 11 November – Polish Independence Day – Poles will have visa-free access to the United States.
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced on Wednesday that Poland’s government will continue the judicial reforms, despite the recent ruling of the European Court of Justice (ECJ).
Tusk says that, after “deep reflection”, he has decided that he has too much “baggage” to stand in the 2020 presidential election.