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Technological security is now one of the dimensions of national security, so Europe cannot afford dependence on unreliable suppliers controlled by authoritarian governments - Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki writes today in 'Daily Telegraph'.more

The Republic of Ireland has decided not to move forward to Phase 4 of its roadmap for easing lockdown amid concerns about the spread of Covid-19.more

French media, which today comment on the decision of the British government to eliminate the equipment of the Chinese group Huawei from the 5G network due to national security, assess that London has succumbed to Washington's pressure, which will damage its relations with Beijing.more

The recording of the conversation between Russian comedians and President Andrzej Duda is authentic, the matter is being dealt with by the services - said the director of the press office of the President's Office Marcin Kędryna. He assured that the interviewees were verified by the Polish branch at the UN.more

Huawei is to be stripped out of Britain’s 5G phone networks by 2027, a date that puts Boris Johnson on collision course with a group of Conservative rebels who want the Chinese company eliminated quicker and more comprehensively.more

Protest against the election of the president shall be submitted in writing to the Supreme Court (SN) no later than within 3 days from the date of publication of the result of the election by the National Electoral Commission. Protests lodged after this date will be left unchanged.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson congratulated Andrzej Duda last night on winning the presidential election. He emphasized that Great Britain and Poland share a long, common history and friendship, and expressed hope that it will be continued.more

Andrzej Duda won in the second round of elections and was re-elected President of the Republic of Poland. I want to protect my Polish family with all my strength - declared Duda in the election campaign. He called for the creation of a "coalition of Polish affairs, Polish values", appealing primarily to the politicians of the PSL and the Confederation.more

Poles living in Great Britain almost unanimously supported Rafał Trzaskowski in the election of the President of Poland. more

83 millionaires issued an open letter on Monday calling for "immediate" and "permanent" taxes to accelerate their economic recovery following the coronavirus pandemic crisis.more

"Poland is not a country for you. Do not waste time. Change your life" - appealed today well-known Polish surgeon Dr. Krzysztof Gójdź, encouraging young Poles to emigrate.more

In seven British districts, from which the results have already flowed, the election turnout was from 71.74 percent. up to 81.54 percent Trzaskowski won in each of these districts with over 70 percent support. There is still a lack of data from four circuits.more

President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen will congratulate the winner of the presidential election in Poland when the final results appear, but there are no plans to send an invitation to Brussels - EC spokeswoman Eric Mamer told her todaymore

British media devote a lot of attention to the second round of presidential elections in Poland, although due to the fact that most of the texts were written when it was not yet clear who won, they are more informative than commentary. Most assessments focus on Andrzej Duda's homophobic statements, a collision course with the EU and a difference of only 500,000. votes between candidates.more

In Ireland, in the second round of election President Republic Poland, Rafał Trzaskowski won, ahead Andrzej Duda.more

Liz Truss, Minister for International Trade, denied that Great Britain is preparing to lower food safety standards in order to reach a trade agreement with the US. She indicated that "a common market with a third country does not mean inferior food."more

Poland’s incumbent president Andrzej Duda widened his lead in the presidential election, an updated late poll showed, a victory which if confirmed would allow the ruling nationalists to deepen their conservative reforms. The updated late poll combines exit poll data with official results for 99,97% of the polling stations that took part in the exit poll.more

Michael Gove has said that face coverings should not be made mandatory in shops in England, but that he would "encourage" people to wear them.more

A series of leading UK supermarkets have told Business Insider that they will never sell chlorinated chicken or hormone-injected beef from the US, in a blow to those pushing for UK food standards to be dropped in order to secure a post-Brexit trade deal with Trump.more

In most countries where Poles live, more voters have declared their willingness to vote in the second round of presidential elections than in the first round. Due to the epidemiological situation, elections abroad are taking place - with few exceptions - mainly in the form of correspondence.more

The chancellor has said he is "sorry" for not helping "everyone in exactly the way they would have wanted". Rishi Sunak said the government was "throwing everything" at stemming job losses with a £30bn stimulus package.more

Twenty-six pubs may be prosecuted for breaches of the public health regulations and licensing laws following the easing of the Covid-19 restrictions last week.more

The UK government has nominated former cabinet minister Liam Fox as its candidate to lead the World Trade Organization.more

President Donald Trump’s niece offers a scathing portrayal of her uncle in a new book, blaming a toxic family for raising a narcissistic, damaged man who poses an immediate danger to the public, according to a copy obtained Tuesday by The Associated Press.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Wednesday he took full responsibility for the government's response to the coronavirus outbreak, denying that he was trying to blame care workers for the spread of COVID-19.more