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District electoral commissions will still be accepting applications for lists of candidates for the European Parliament today (2 May) until 4 p.m. The list of candidates must be supported by the signatures of at least 10,000 voters.more

During 20 years of its presence in the EU, Poland has made an economic leap. This is proven by statistics, which show that although Poland is still separated from the strongest Western economies, it is already smaller than in the case of, for example, Portugal and Spain, which joined the Community in 1986. According to experts, the results would not be so good if Poland did not join the EU.more

Use your voice to prevent others from deciding for you - with this slogan, the European Parliament encourages Europeans in 27 member states to take part in the June elections. The spot published yesterday is intended to make the young generation aware of what Europe would look like if the European Union had not been created.more

Personal integrity, including resistance to corruption, as well as patriotism and being guided in one's political activities solely by concern for Poland's interests - these are, according to CBOS respondents, the most important features of future MEPs. Being a representative of various minorities was found to be the least important.more

The number of Members of the European Parliament will increase in 2024. One additional seat will be held by, among others, Poland. Yesterday, the last session of the EP of the current term began in Strasbourg.more

Only 51 per cent of Poles maintain a positive view of the European Union. 38 percent relate to it neutrally, and 11 percent. - negatively. In ten member states, the Community enjoys a better rating, 'Rzeczpospolita' reported today.more

The degree to which EU countries are getting money from the €800 billion Recovery Fund varies. There are countries that have received most of their pot like Italy, which has received more than €100 billion in grants and loans. Sweden, Ireland and the Netherlands, on the other hand, have not yet received a single euro.more

With the European Parliament election approaching, a growing number of EU citizens say they plan to vote, according to a survey raising expectations about the usually low turnout. But EU citizens in the UK are less likely to say they willparticipate, based on a separate research carried out last year.more