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Polish women lead strike over abortion ruling amid threats of crackdown
WARSAW (NYTIMES) – Tens of thousands of women took to the streets in dozens of Polish cities and towns for a nationwide strike on Wednesday…
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Poland to open temporary hospital at national stadium in Warsaw as Covid-19 cases rise
WARSAW (REUTERS) – Poland plans to open a temporary hospital at the national stadium in Warsaw as it faces a spike in coronavirus cases and…
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Polish gym dubs itself a church to bypass coronavirus rules
WARSAW (AFP) – A Polish gym has dubbed itself a church in a bid to stay open under new anti-virus restrictions that have seen the…
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Mike Pompeo signs defence agreement to send 1,000 more US troops to Poland
WARSAW (BLOOMBERG) – Poland and the US signed an expanded defence cooperation agreement that will result in 1,000 additional US personnel being sent to the…
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Polish opposition seeks re-run of presidential election
WARSAW (Reuters) – Poland’s biggest opposition party, the centrist Civic Platform(PO), said on Thursday it had petitioned the Supreme Court to declare the recent presidential…
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Poland's foreign minister signals he may quit
WARSAW (REUTERS) – Poland’s Foreign Minister Jacek Czaputowicz signalled on Monday (July 20) he may resign from his job as the ruling Law and Justice…
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Poland's incumbent Duda wins presidential election: Majority results
WARSAW (REUTERS) – Poland’s incumbent President Andrzej Duda has won the presidential election, results from over 99 per cent of polling stations show, with the…
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Values or economy? Right-wing Poles weigh options in election runoff
WARSAW (Reuters) – Marcin Stasko did not hesitate to vote for the candidate of the small far-right Confederation party in the first round of Poland’s…
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Bus plunges off motorway bridge in Polish capital Warsaw, one dead
WARSAW (REUTERS) – A municipal bus in the Polish capital Warsaw plunged off a motorway bridge on Thursday (June 25), killing one person and injuring…
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Poland's Duda becomes first foreign leader to visit Trump during coronavirus pandemic
WASHINGTON (REUTERS) – Polish President Andrzej Duda on Wednesday (June 24) became the first foreign leader to visit US President Donald Trump since the coronavirus…
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Poland to reopen borders to EU on June 13
WARSAW (AFP) – Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said Wednesday (June 10) Poland will reopen its borders to European Union countries over the weekend and restart…
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Poland's Senate says in no hurry to review rules on election voting procedures
WARSAW (Reuters) – Poland’s upper house of parliament will take however much time it need to review legislation for voting procedures in the country’s upcoming…
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EU opens new legal case against Poland over muzzling judges
European Commission gives Poland two months to address concerns about controversial law introduced earlier this year. The European Union’s executive started a new legal case…
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