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We don't want to treat the refugee crisis as an expense, but as an investment. So far we have looked less at money, we have only helped. However, it is Poland that has taken on the biggest burden of this support, it needs to be counted and the bill needs to be shown to the world," Agnieszka Ścigaj, minister at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister, announced in an interview with the 'DGP'.more

Anatoly Chubais, Russian President Vladimir Putin's former envoy on sustainable development, who resigned from his post and left Russia over the aggression in Ukraine, has been hospitalised in a European country, the BBC's Russian service wrote yesterday.more

European countries have eased efforts to restrict trade in Russian oil as they fear a rise in the price of the commodity and a reduction in energy supplies, writes the Financial Times today.more

78 years ago, on August 1, 1944, by the decision of the Home Army Commander Gen. Tadeusz Komorowski "Bor", an uprising broke out in Warsaw. For 63 days, the insurgents waged a heroic and lonely fight with the German troops, the goal of which was an independent Poland, free from German occupation and Soviet domination.more

The outgoing prime minister and his wife are hosting family and friends at 18th-century Daylesford House to celebrate their nuptials with a wider circle, after the pandemic forced them to scale back festivities last year.more

The Republican and Democrat group starts a new party in the US called Forward. The party is expected to attract a centrist, moderate electorate disappointed by the deep divisions on the American political scene, reports CNN.more

The government has announced how all households in England, Scotland and Wales will receive £400 to help with rising fuel bills this autumn.more

There are fewer and fewer arguments for Scotland to remain part of the United Kingdom and, over time, it will be harder for opponents of independence to find them, believes former Scottish head of government Alex Salmond, who negotiated an independence referendum in 2014.more

"The Russians are failing to fight on land at this point in many areas. Plans A, B and C of the Russian president Vladimir Putin have failed and maybe he should look for a plan D" - commented British Defense Minister Ben Wallace in today's interview with Sky News.more

Foreign Minister Liz Truss has pledged to be Ukraine's "best friend" if he wins the race for the leadership of the Conservative Party and becomes prime minister - the words of the head of British diplomacy were quoted by Sky News today.more

There is one car for every second person in the EU — but perhaps surprisingly, Ireland has among the lowest overall ownership. more

Thanks to the reform, people with several sources of income will not only regain the tax overpaid during the year, but will also, in the majority of cases, end up paying less tax on an annual basis, announced ZUS President Prof. Gertruda Uścińska in 'Dziennik Gazeta Prawna'.more

Volodymyr Zelenski hopes that outgoing British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will continue to remain on the political front line after proving to be one of Ukraine's staunchest foreign supporters in Europe, AFP reported yesterday, citing the Ukrainian president's interview with British broadcaster TalkTV.more

Vulnerable children are going without vital support because there are not enough social workers or appropriate homes to meet their needs, a regulator has warned.more

Unlike the governments of other countries in Europe, Poland has never collaborated with Nazi Germany, the Polish embassy in Dublin stated in response to the publication of The Irish Times, which argued that Poles collaborated with the Third Reich during World War II.more

Ukrainian deputies and MPs from the British Conservative Party support the possible candidacy of the outgoing British Prime Minister Boris Johnson for the new NATO secretary general, the British Daily Telegraph reported. He would take the position after Jens Stoltenberg.more

The invasion of Ukraine showed the true face of Vladimir Putin and helped the West understand that we have long been at war with Russia, believes John Sweeney, British investigative journalist and writer, author of the book "Killer in the Kremlin", published on Thursday.more

European Union energy ministers today reached a political agreement on reducing gas demand. It provides for a voluntary 15 per cent reduction in demand for this raw material before and during winter.more

A street in the city of Khust in the Transcarpathian region of Ukraine was named after the Prime Minister of Great Britain, Boris Johnson, reports the portal Suspilne. This is another Ukrainian city where a street named after the head of the British government has appeared.more

While the war is still raging in Ukraine, Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, has taken up "swinging the nuclear saber", reports Richard K. Betts, professor at the Institute for War and Peace Studies, in Foreign Affairs. Arnold A. Saltzman at Columbia University in New York.more

The large number of unfilled NHS job vacancies is posing a serious risk to patient safety, a report by MPs says. more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson plans to go to Kiev once more before leaving his post in early September and meet with the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky there, the Sunday Telegraph revealed.more

Both candidates for the UK's new prime minister - Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak - today announced decisive steps to limit immigration, including support for the controversial return of illegal immigrants to Rwanda.more

In matters of key importance to Poland's interests, it seems that there are significant differences between Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak. But they are arranged in such a way that each of the two candidates has mutually counterbalancing advantages and disadvantages from the point of view of Poland's interests, believes Dr. Przemysław Biskup, an analyst for Great Britain at the PIIA.more

The Home Office response to the migrants' crisis in the Channel has been "ineffective and inefficient", a much-delayed report has found. more