Daniel Tilles
Maintaining a tough anti-Russia line while showing allegiance to Trump is becoming increasingly difficult for PiS.
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Daniel Tilles
Maintaining a tough anti-Russia line while showing allegiance to Trump is becoming increasingly difficult for PiS.
Jarosław Kaczyński is facing a defamation lawsuit while Mariusz Błaszczak is accused of unlawfully publishing classified military plans.
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Mikołaj Pawlak justified his decision by saying that “children must be protected from criminals”.
Thomas Bagger also admitted that Germany’s support for the Nord Stream pipelines was a “mistake”.
“We cannot invest where regulations outright stifle investment processes,” said the CEO of Polish state energy giant Orlen in Prague.
Grants of up to €250,000 will help agricultural producers weather increases in fertiliser prices and the lack of stability on the market.
Jakub Żulczyk criticised President Andrzej Duda for his apparent reluctance to accept Joe Biden’s election victory over Donald Trump.
This “reproduces anti-Polish stereotypes that Poles hate homosexual people”, says Poland’s ambassador to Germany.
Vyacheslav Volodin also said that “Poland must return” lands that it received as part of the postwar settlement.
In now-deleted tweets, Ukraine’s ambassador said it was “unacceptable” for Poland to tell Ukraine how to deal with its history.
PSL’s leader said the agreement would be voluntary but did not answer whether doing so would be a condition for standing on the party’s electoral lists.
The climate ministry claims that 35,000 tonnes of waste from Germany has been illegally dumped in Poland.
PO has also responded to the government’s plans to increase child benefits next year by proposing that the hike happen immediately.
Councillors in Kraków voted to ban sales between midnight and 5.30 a.m.