The government intends to spend over 60 billion zloty (€14 billion) on the nuclear plant, covering 30% of its total costs.

The government intends to spend over 60 billion zloty (€14 billion) on the nuclear plant, covering 30% of its total costs.
However, Poland’s results are better than three years ago, with Polish cities showing a reduction in air pollution.
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Recent days have seen a rapid escalation of Poland’s judicial crisis, including decisions by the European Commission and Polish parliament.
Wages for December were up 6.2% year on year.
Hundreds of articles under fake names offered positive coverage of state institutions and private companies.
Sylwia Spurek has been criticised for a Twitter post depicting cattle as Jews in concentration camps.
The Swedish activist met with miners, drawing condemnation from trade unions.
Poland’s birth rate “has not increased and will not increase” as a result of the 500 plus programme.
The Royal Castle is reusing banners advertising exhibitions to make shopping bags and backpacks.
20,000 Poles die prematurely every year as low levels of government spending on healthcare make it “very difficult to improve results”.
The prime minister also supported President Duda’s decision not to travel to Israel to “listen to Putin’s lies”.
Data from Poland’s national weather service show 2019 as the hottest year since records began in the 18th century.
The university’s disciplinary officer found that the professor had made “homophobic statements” in classes.
The priest told Szymon Hołownia that his “conscience did not allow” him to give communion to the presidential candidate.