Children under the age of 5 will be able to receive Covid-19 shots from December 12, the health minister announced on Thursday.
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Poland’s prime minister has claimed “radicals” within the governing coalition are trying to team up with the opposition to prevent Poland getting access to an EU pandemic-recovery fund.
Most Poles want Poland to get access to EU recovery funding, even at the expense of endangering peace in the governing coalition, according to an opinion poll published in the newspaper Rzeczpospolita.
Poland will fail to gain access to EUR 34.5 billion in post-pandemic funding unless it meets rule-of-law conditions, Frans Timmermans, the vice president of the European Commission (EC), said on Monday.
The European Commission has paved the way for EUR 3.85 billion to be invested in helping five of Poland's coal-mining regions deal with the challenges of becoming carbon neutral.
Poland's minister for European affairs has described as a "step in the right direction" an announcement by the European Commission (EC)'s president that the bloc will confiscate frozen Russian assets.
The possibility that the EU could grant Poland access to a multi-billion euro post-pandemic recovery fund has improved after the European Commission accepted key documents.
Poland will oppose a European Commission proposal to impose a price cap of USD 65 on a barrel of Russian oil as it believes that the proposed level is too high, according to a PAP source.
Mateusz Morawiecki, Poland's prime minister, has said that all Russian oil should be banned as part of sanctions aimed at reducing Moscow's revenues from oil exports so that it has less money to finance its invasion of Ukraine.
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