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The President of Gdańsk Aleksandra Dulkiewicz apologized on Twitter for the word used to describe the guests of yesterday's debate in the European Solidarity Center in Gdańsk - the Mayor of London Sadiq Khan and Secretary of State of the State Berlin Sawsan Chebli, whom she called "exotic guests".more

German Chancellor Angel Merkel assumes she would come back to science after the end of the unexpired portion of the term. She said that during her speech in HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management after receiving an honorary Doctorate of Economics. more

In a speech at the commemoration in Warsaw's Piłsudski Square, Pence reflected on the suffering of the Polish people during "the long and terrible war" that started with Nazi Germany's invasion of Poland on Sept. 1, 1939.more

Only 32 percent Russian residents know the start date of World War II, 52 percent respondents believe that the war broke out in 1941 - according to a survey of the All-Russian Center for Public Opinion Research (WCIOM).more

MPs who want to stop a no-deal Brexit will seek to bring forward legislation against it this week, shadow Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer has said. He said the plan was to prevent the PM "from taking us out of the EU without a deal" but he did not go into detail.more

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has asked Poland's forgiveness for Nazi "tyranny", 80 years on from the start of World War Two. Mr Steinmeier and other world leaders are in Poland to commemorate the outbreak of the conflict. Early on Sunday, a ceremony was held in the Polish city of Wielun, where the first German bombs fell.more

On the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of World War II, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson yesterday paid tribute to Poles for "never giving in to tyranny." "We were with you in times of triumph and tragedy; we will be with you in the next decades" - he assured.more

Demonstrations are planned across the UK to protest against Boris Johnson's decision to suspend Parliament in the run-up to Brexit. Organisers are hoping tens of thousands of people will take to the streets after a series of demonstrations on Friday evening.more

The vast majority of Germans are against paying reparations to Poland and Greece for the damage that their country caused during World War II. This is due to a survey commissioned by dpa and published yesterday.more

President Donald Trump announced Thursday afternoon that he is canceling his trip to Poland to deal with Hurricane Dorian, sending Vice President Mike Pence in his place.more

UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn said he will try to stop Boris Johnson's suspension of the parliament by rapid legislation.more

The actor has shared his furious thoughts over the PM's decision to suspend parliament.more

The Spanish media today negatively assessed the solution by Queen Elizabeth II of the British Parliament on the initiative of Prime Minister Boris Johnson. They indicate that this is to carry out Brexit without a contract, which could deprive EU countries of over 1.7 million jobs.more

Conservative Party leader in Scotland Ruth Davidson has stepped down today, explaining her decision to spend time with her partner and son. At the same time, she expressed hope for finding an agreement with the EU on Brexit.more

British newspapers today are very divided in the assessment of the government's decision to suspend parliamentary proceedings for five weeks shortly before Britain's exit from the EU. Some of them considered this movement undemocratic, others - as the use of executive powers.more

German media today unanimously criticize the move of the Prime Minister of Great Britain Boris Johnson, as a result of which the proceedings of the British Parliament are to be suspended for about five weeks. Queen Elizabeth II approved the government's request yesterday.more

The Scottish media reported unofficially yesterday that Scotland Conservative leader Ruth Davidson is planning to step down because of numerous family responsibilities after her son's birth and a growing political dispute with Prime Minister Boris Johnson.more

Ireland's deputy prime minister has hit back at suggestions that the EU is finally bending to Boris Johnson's demands to drop the backstop on the Irish border.more

The Queen has accepted Boris Johnson's request to suspend Parliament.more

The British government asked the Secret Council of Great Britain, an advisory institution of Elizabeth II, to suspend the parliamentary session for five weeks and to start a new session in mid-October, according to British media today. This is to make it difficult for the opposition to try to block the country's exit from the EU.more

Jeremy Corbyn says opposition MPs will take the first steps towards trying to pass a law blocking a no-deal Brexit when Parliament returns next week.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker by phone on Tuesday that there was no prospect of a Brexit deal unless the Irish border backstop was abolished, his office said.more

Today's editions of British media praise Prime Minister Boris Johnson for a successful international debut at the G7 summit in Biarritz, striking out his words that he is "a slightly more optimistic" on leaving the European Union with the agreement.more

The head of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker returned to work after the operation he underwent over a week ago; This afternoon he is expected to talk by phone to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson - said EC spokeswoman Mina Adreewa.more

The head of German diplomacy Heiko Maas said that the European Union is too big for Berlin and Paris to decide on. The minister was in favor of granting Poland, Spain and Italy greater responsibility for the EU.more