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Poland has activated the first section of its 206-kilometre long border fence with Belarus that is fitted with electronic surveillance equipment.
Poland's local elections will probably take place on 7 or 14 April 2024, a government official said on Wednesday, asked about plans to move the local ballot forward from its original 2023 deadline owing to its concurrence with next year's parliamentary elections.
Fearing that many of them are in danger of becoming forgotten, the Institute of National Remembrance says that the project aims to remind or show internet users how Polish inventors and scientists changed the world and how much they contributed to the development of many countries.
Fifty seven percent of Poles prefer to shop online, 21 percent of them buying on the web more than once a week, a survey by the ARC Rynek i Opinia pollster has shown.
Figures released by the Credit Information Bureau, the days from May 4 to May 10 saw a 62.1 percent increase in the number of loans on the previous week, and an 8.3 percent rise on the same week last year.
The gang which had been involved in distributing stolen user credentials, creating and distributing malware and hacking tools, and was rounded up in the joint Europol operation.
Polish Deputy PM and head of the Agreement party (Porozumienie) Jaroslaw Gowin, said that elections should only be held in conditions that are not a threat to the health and lives of Poles.
Poland's Sejm (lower house) amended its statute on Thursday to enable sittings and voting via electronic media. The changes went through in a 250 to 104 vote with 14 abstentions.
Malgorzata Kidawa-Blonska, the presidential candidate of Poland's major opposition party Civic Platform (PO), can definitely count on his support, said former Polish PM Donald Tusk in an interview with the private radio broadcaster Radio Zet on Sunday.
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