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Transit of Ukrainian grain via Poland possible says president's aide

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The transit of Ukrainian grain through Poland is possible, and there is no question of a complete blockade, the head of the Polish president's International Policy Bureau said on Thursday.

Referendum will bind future governments says presidential advisor

A senior advisor to the Polish president has said that no Polish government will be able to ignore the results of a referendum due to be held on October 15, the same day of the general election.

Przydacz to represent Poland at Ukraine peace talks

The head of the Polish president's International Policy Bureau, Marcin Przydacz, will represent Poland at peace talks on the Ukraine war, due to take place this weekend in Saudi Arabia.

Polish, Ukrainian foreign ministries summon each other's ambassadors

Warsaw and Kyiv summoned each other's ambassadors to their foreign ministries on Tuesday in a diplomatic spat between the two countries which had hitherto been staunch allies in Ukraine's war with Russia.

Russian nuclear arms in Belarus increase instability says Polish minister

The Kremlin's decision to transfer some of Russia's nuclear arsenal to Belarus increases regional instability, a Polish government official has told PAP.

Poland may close Russian diplomatic posts says presidential official

Poland may apply the “principle of reciprocity” and close Russian diplomatic buildings following the closure of the Polish consulate in Smolensk, an advisor to the Polish president has said

Decisions taken on Ukraine's Nato accession says Polish official

There are some decisions on the conditions under which Ukraine could join Nato and when this could occur, a Polish presidential aide told reporters in Washington.

Ukraine should be on Finnish and Swedish path to Nato says president's aide

Ukraine should be put on the same path to Nato membership that Finland and Sweden took, an advisor to the Polish president has said.

US lacking knowledge about Russia commission says presidential advisor

The US lacks “in-depth analysis” about a planned commission to investigate alleged Russian influence on Poland's governments, a presidential aide said on Tuesday, commenting in response to US concerns over the body's possible impact on Poland's general election this autumn.

Poland needs to correct 'flaws' in air-defences says PM

Mateusz Morawiecki, the Polish prime minister, has called for the correction of "flaws" in Poland's air-defence procedures in the wake of the discovery of a foreign ballistic missile in a forest near the north-central city of Bydgoszcz in April.

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‘Tarantino-style western’ about Kościuszko Uprising wins coveted Golden Lion award for best film at Gdynia film festival

VIDEO: Dubbed a ‘Tarantino-esque Western in 18th century Poland’, the film’s compelling blend of grotesque violence and black humour is set against the tumultuous backdrop of Poland in 1794, when Tadeusz Kościuszko, the eponymous 'Kos', returns to Poland to with a freed slave to rally support among the peasantry for his insurrection against the Russians.

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Warsaw’s secret war against Moscow’s spies: Poland’s intelligence services have gone into overdrive to combat Putin’s covert assault

The arrest last week of a ‘dangerous’ spy network in Poland is the latest in the country’s secret war against Russian intelligence since Putin’s troops attacked Ukraine.

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