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Isis terrorists have seen their revenue halved in the last two years after losing territory in coalition airstrikes targeting its oilfields. more

As the volatile conflict in eastern Ukraine enters its fourth year, 1 million children are in urgent need of humanitarian assistance - nearly double the number this time last year, said UNICEF.more

On Monday, dozens of immigrant-run businesses will close their doors for the day. From nurseries to bars, accountancy firms to shops, business owners are asking Britain to imagine spending '1 Day Without Us'.more

Tony Blair will today make a major speech accusing Theresa May's Government of hurtling towards "Brexit at any cost" regardless of the damage it could do to British people.more

British people are the most likely to say their press is right wing out of seven European countries - and the most likely to say the press is too negative about immigrationmore

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker believes it will probably take longer than two years to agree on all the arrangements for Britain to leave the European Union, he said on Thursday (16 February).more

Antipathy from Poland could scupper candidacy for European Council presidency.more

In current political situation in UK, Polish people do not know what will happened with them after Brexit. more

British MP belives in strong Polish role in modern Britain, with strategic connection between two countries.more

The number of hate crimes recorded by regional police forces rose by up to 100 per cent in the months following the Brexit vote, new figures show.more

The European Commission is being asked to consider issuing EU passports to British people in danger of losing their right to free movement after Brexit.more

While a deadline at the end of this month could open the door to sanctions, the Commission has found little enthusiasm in the bloc to punish Warsaw so far and even less unity on how to handle the right-wing government.more

Polish citizens and their friends and sympathisers in this country are being invited along with other EU citizens to attend a mass lobby of Parliament starting at the Library in Central Hall, Westminster opposite the Houses of Parliament at 1pm on Monday 20th February 2017. more

The British Government has officially rejected a petition calling for Donald Trump's state visit to the UK to be cancelled.more

Prime minister Beata Szydlo, who after Friday's car accident resides in the Military Medical Institute in Warsaw, visited also located in the hospital officer from the Government Protection Bureau. more

France's representative at the European Commission said leaving the euro would be suicide for his home country, as opinion polls showed far-right candidate Marine Le Pen, who advocates a referendum on the matter, gaining support ahead of the presidential elections.more

The White House confirmed on Sunday that the suspension by the court in San Francisco of the Presidential Decree on a temporary restriction of immigration is among the possibilities being considered.more

Rose Gottemoeller says that it will have "bad impact on overall stability in region".more

He is concerned on divisions within the EU as Brexit negotiations proceed.more

The driver who caused yesterday evening at Auschwitz a collision with a car with Polish prime minister pleaded guilty.more

Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydło is in hospital after sustaining injuries in a car crash, a government spokesman has said. The accident happened near the southern city of Krakow.more

Technology giant Apple is "very optimistic" about the UK's future post-Brexit, its boss has told the prime minister.more

The WikiLeaks boss has been hiding inside the country's London building since summer 2012. But he may be given a month's notice to leave soon, according to Ecuadorian politicians.more

Britain said Thursday it was concerned by the conviction of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny. "We are concerned at the conviction handed down to Russian opposition politician, Alexei Navalny," a spokesman for Britain's Foreign Office said. "The judgement once again raises questions about the selective application of the rule of law in Russia."more

Speaking to reporters after the meeting, Mr Kenny said Ireland's unique concerns ahead of the Brexit negotiations were increasingly being recognised in Europe.more