Polish citizens

Seven bus crash victims are being treated in Croatia, two in critical condition

Seven victims of Saturday's crash of a Polish bus in Croatia are hospitalised in Varazdin, Croatia, two are in critical condition, the spokesperson for the Varazdin clinic informed on Sunday. Vjeran Zganec Rogulja/PAP

Seven victims of Saturday's crash involving a Polish bus in Croatia have been hospitalised in Varazdin, Croatia, two are in critical condition, the spokesperson for the Varazdin clinic announced on Sunday.

Croatia coach crash victims arrive in Warsaw

A plane carrying four casualties from Saturday's crash of a Polish bus in Croatia arrived in Warsaw in the night from Saturday to Sunday, a government official announced shortly after midnight on Sunday.

Ukrainian parliament passes bill on special status of Poles

Ukraine's parliament, the Verkhovna Rada, passed a bill on Thursday giving Poles in the country a special status including legal and social guarantees, the parliament has announced on its website.

Ukrainian president wants Poles to have special status in Ukraine

Volodymyr Zelensky, the Ukrainian president, has sent to parliament a draft law granting Polish citizens special status in Ukraine.

Belarus frees last Polish detainee

The last of four Poles arrested in the Belarusian capital Minsk amidst mass election protests in the city has been released, PAP learnt on Friday from diplomatic sources in Minsk. The three other Poles were freed on Thursday.

Three detained Polish citizens freed in Belarus

Three of four Polish citizens who were detained during protests in Minsk were freed on Thursday, Deputy Foreign Minister Marcin Przydacz tweeted.

Two Polish citizens fined, freed in Belarus

Two Polish citizens who were detained during protests in Minsk were fined on Thursday for taking part in an illegal gathering and will be freed, PAP has learned unofficially from the Polish diplomatic mission in Minsk.

Polish exhibition to be shown worldwide on WWII outbreak anniversary

An exhibition documenting the tragic experiences of Poles during World War II will be shown simultaneously in 80 cities around the world on September 1, 2019, the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of WWII, the Catholic daily Nasz Dziennik reported on Tuesday.

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