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According to 39.4 percent respondents, the head of PO Donald Tusk would be a better prime minister after the autumn elections than the current head of government Mateusz Morawiecki, who was indicated by 27.2 percent. surveyed. 33.4 percent of respondents assessed both politicians in the same way, according to a SW Research poll for rp.pl.more

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson unexpectedly announced last night that he was stepping down as MP with immediate effect. This came after he received a report on whether he had lied to MPs about Downing Street parties during the pandemic.more

US President Joe Biden's somewhat evasive, but not impossible, response to US President Joe Biden on the subject of a Briton taking up the post of NATO Secretary General has increased speculation about the candidacy of Defence Minister Ben Wallace.more

The UK has announced a new package of sanctions against Belarus over its role in facilitating the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The sanctions include bans on the export and import of certain goods and measures to prevent online propaganda.more

The British government has announced the removal of Chinese-made surveillance cameras from sensitive government sites, which it believes may also be used to gather information by authorities in Beijing, Sky News reported.more

If Russia is found to be responsible for the destruction of the Novaya Kakhovka dam, this will be a new low in its aggression towards Ukraine, assessed British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, although he cautioned that intelligence agencies have not yet definitively confirmed blame.more

The pop star said the way the Government has discussed Albanians caused her ‘hurt’ as she called for ‘more empathy’.more

British broadcaster Sky News today revealed a document dated 14 September 2022, which is most likely, a contract for Iran to supply Russia with various artillery and tank missile samples to the tune of $1.013 million.more

"Democracy in Poland will not die. There will be no silence. We will scream loudly" - assured yesterday the leader of the Civic Platform, Donald Tusk, during the anti-government March of June 4, in which he took part. about 500,000 people. Public media estimate the attendance at 100-150 thousand. people and claim that it was a "march of hate".more

The importance of the war in Ukraine goes beyond defending the country, it is a war for freedom that we must win; if Kiev loses, Russia's target will become Poland and the Baltic states, and this risks a world war, Nikki Haley, who is seeking the Republican Party nomination in the 2024 US presidential election, stressed on CNN.more

We are here today so that the whole of Poland, the whole of Europe, the whole world - so that everyone can see how strong we are, how many of us are ready, like 30, 40 years ago, to fight for freedom and democracy - said PO leader Donald Tusk, opening today at 12 :00 March June 4th.more

Russia's intensification of drone and ballistic missile attacks on Kiev suggests that Vladimir Putin is more emotional than military, making the same mistakes as Adolf Hitler, British military analyst Sean Bell told Sky News yesterday.more

"Russia's attack on Ukraine is a failure. Together with our allies, we did what we promised in advance, i.e. we supported Ukraine, and it defended itself. Currently, Russia is militarily, economically and geopolitically weaker than before the attack," said the head of American diplomacy, Antony Blinken. He added that "many people believed that the Russian army was the second in the world."more

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak emphasized that "Ukraine's rightful place is in NATO" and assured that his country will support Ukraine not only now, but also in the coming years.more

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will argue at the European Political Community summit in Moldova that border security must be Europe's priority and announce further financial assistance for Moldova, struggling to cope with the effects of the war in Ukraine, his office reported last night.more

Home Office officials who disagree with the government's plan to deport illegal immigrants to Rwanda are threatening to go on strike to block it, the Daily Express reported.more

British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly expressed the opinion that Ukraine has a "legitimate right" to attack targets on Russian territory in self-defense.more

Between 2016 and 2022, almost 21,000 people left Ireland. Poles living there. There are now over 90,000 permanent residents in Ireland. Poles, who are still the largest group of foreigners in this country, according to official data from last year's census.more

President Andrzej Duda, Warsaw mayor, PO deputy leader Rafał Trzaskowski and Poland 2050 leader Szymon Holownia are the leaders of the May trust ranking, according to a CBOS poll. PO leader Donald Tusk, PiS president Jarosław Kaczyński and Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro (SP) are the most distrusted.more

Even if Russia loses in Ukraine, it will remain a threat to the UK and other NATO countries, whether Vladimir Putin stays in power or not, warned the outgoing commander of the Royal Air Force (RAF) in June, Marshal Mike Wigston.more

58 percent of respondents are against Poland's resignation from the right of veto in the EU, 11 percent were in favor of it. surveyed, 31 percent has no opinion on the matter, according to the Social Changes survey for the wPolityce.pl portal.more

The government is discussing plans for supermarkets to introduce a cap on the price of basic food items to help tackle the rising cost of living. more

Support for the Greens continues to fall and is now at its lowest level in five years. The SPD - the party of Chancellor Olaf Scholz - also lost, while the liberals and the AfD gained, which is currently supported by 18 percent. surveyed, according to the latest Insy poll published today. Only every fourth respondent is satisfied with the work of the government.more

The UK Home Office plans to deport more than 3,000 illegal immigrants a month from the beginning of next year, according to an internal document revealed yesterday by The Guardian newspaper.more

Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, currently traveling in the United States, met with former British President Donald Trump to "discuss the situation in Ukraine and the critical importance of a Ukrainian victory," Johnson's spokesman said yesterday.more