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Polish lawmakers call for international solidarity with Afghan women

Polish MPs said in the resolution that Afghan women "who obtained political rights and were emancipated again only 20 years ago" should not be allowed to be deprived of "the rights of all people." Marcin Obara/PAP

The Sejm, the lower house of the Polish parliament, has appealed to European institutions and the international community to express solidarity with Afghan women standing to lose their fundamental rights as the Taliban seized control of the country.

President warns Belarus may bring Afghan migrants to Polish border

The Polish president has warned that Afghan migrants may appear on the Polish border if the Belarusian authorities, which have orchestrated the current crisis on the frontier, decide to create another one by bringing more migrants by air from Afghanistan.

EU should be strong global partner, PM says after talks with Merkel

Poland wants the EU to be a powerful partner to leading global forces like China, Russia or the US, Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on Saturday after talks with Poland-visiting German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Most evacuated Afghans have filed refugee applications in Poland

About 60 percent of around 1,000 Afghans evacuated from Afghanistan by Poland have filed for international protection in the country, a deputy interior minister has said.

Poland agrees to take in 500 Afghan refugees

Poland has agreed to accept 500 people evacuated from Afghanistan who cooperated with Nato, Michal Dworczyk, head of the prime minister's office, told PAP.

Poland's evacuation from Afghanistan ends successfully, says FM

Poland stayed in Afghanistan until the very end of its mission there and conducted a successful evacuation from Kabul without any human casualties, the foreign minister told a Wednesday press conference.

Poland's position on hybrid threats from Belarus accepted by EU ministers

A Polish deputy interior minister has said that the statement regarding the situation in Afghanistan, issued by EU interior ministers, has taken into account Poland's position regarding migration instrumentalisation.

Mushroom-poisoned Afghan boy to undergo liver transplant in Warsaw

One of the Afghan boys who ate highly poisonous mushrooms with his family will undergo a liver transplant in a Warsaw children's hospital. The other child is in coma.

President, PM send condolences to USA over Kabul attacks

Poland's president and prime minister have sent the US government condolences over attacks in the Afghan capital, Kabul, on Thursday which killed 13 US troops and injured 18.

Polish president condemns attack on Kabul airport

The Polish president has condemned the suicide bomb attack on Kabul airport on Thursday that left scores of people dead and injured.

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