Aleks Szczerbiak
The US president-elect’s victory is unlikely to be a political game-changer.

Aleks Szczerbiak
The US president-elect’s victory is unlikely to be a political game-changer.
The decision was made in retaliation for Poland’s closure of a Russian consulate last month.
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For the last four days the numbers crossing from Poland to Ukraine have been higher than those going in the opposite direction.
The adverts will be displayed “in many European cities” to “remind Western countries of the atrocities taking place in Ukraine”.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has made the “decommunisation” of Polish public spaces even more urgent, says the state history institute.
“Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia have always been the first to help Ukraine,” said Volodymyr Zelensky.
The slogan is part of the Free Ukraine Gallery, an artistic initiative calling for an end to the war.
“Germany and Poland stand shoulder to shoulder…in solidarity with Ukraine,” said Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
Russia has refused to comply with a court order to hand over the Soviet-built former diplomatic complex.
Poland has been the main destination for refugees from Ukraine, with almost 2.7 million people crossing its border since Russia’s invasion.
Viktor Orbán’s position on the Ukraine war is “disappointing” and “very sad”, says Jarosław Kaczyński.
All MPs voted in favour apart from those from the far right, who abstained.
Foreign Secretary Liz Truss also thanked Poland for “supporting those who have fled this appalling war”.
“We want Ukrainians to be able to stand on their own two feet here in Poland,” says a minister.