Christiaan Paauwe and Alicja Ptak
A change in the law has led to around 40,000 new Ukrainian pupils attending school.

Christiaan Paauwe and Alicja Ptak
A change in the law has led to around 40,000 new Ukrainian pupils attending school.
“The zone has brought good, concrete results,” says the interior minister.
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Poland has received more refugees from Ukraine than any other country.
The majority of the increase is accounted for by Ukrainian refugees, though other forms of migration to Poland have also been rising rapidly.
Siddig Musa Hamid Eisa is one of at least 20 people to have died on the border since Belarus began engineering a wave of attempted crossings.
But Poland must support the learning of Polish, ensure access to the housing market, and help refugees find work matching their skills and qualifications.
Agnieszka Wądołowska
“We need to ask the Ukrainian refugees in Poland how they want to solve their problems.”
The amount is “small” but appreciated, says Poland, which will spend an estimated €8.36 billion on helping Ukrainian refugees this year.
Almost 1.4 million refugees from Ukraine registered for temporary protection in Poland, the most of any country.
Among the Ukrainian refugees in Poland, 91% are women (45%) and children (46%).
“No one will be able to ignore what Poles have done, how much they have mobilised, how much they have helped by giving [refugees] a roof over their heads and a meal.”
A separate nationalist protest against the “Ukrainisation of Poland” in Warsaw drew only a small crowd.
Tom Diserens
The wall, which was exempted from environmental laws, runs through protected natural habits.
The school system had been prepared for a rise.