“I apologise that it is all I can do at the moment,” he added.
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If you think Poles are unapproachable, just wait until you’re handed your own pair of slippers.
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Polish amputee football Marcin Oleksy wins FIFA goal of the year for overhead kick
Marcin Oleksy was the first amputee football and first Polish player to be nominated for FIFA’s Puskas Award.
Poland to launch EU scheme for tracing Ukrainian children abducted by Russia
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The Polish team cleared more than 342,000 square metres of land and over 17.5 kilometres of roads.
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Google, Amazon, Mercedes and Ikea warn Poland it will lose investment without more green energy
“Without green energy, the Polish economy is in danger of losing its competitiveness and attractiveness.”
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Poland may have Europe’s most modern high-speed rail network in 20 years, says EU official
He also notes that Poland will play a key role in integrating Ukraine into the EU’s transport network.
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“We want to remind the Russians working opposite that Crimea belongs to Ukraine and nothing will change that.”
