Start your day with a summary of today’s top stories from Poland’s leading news sites.
Bucharest Nine (B9), the nine Nato members constituting the bloc's eastern flank, have vowed to support each other in the event of any threat.
The presidents of the Bucharest Nine group of Nato's eastern flank countries have condemned Russia's missile strikes against Ukrainian cities on Monday that left at least 19 people dead.
The presidents of Central and Eastern European Nato members in a joint statement have expressed support for Ukraine's territorial integrity and decried Russia's attempts to annex parts of Ukraine.
Polish metals group KGHM signed a memorandum of understanding on Tuesday with Romanian nuclear energy company SN Nuclearelectrica on developing Small Modular Reactors (SMRs).
The Polish defence minister has said that Poland and Romania share the evaluation of threats on Nato's eastern flank and jointly seek a response.
The World Bank's International Financial Corporation (IFC) will invest EUR 40 million in a fund to support the development of technology firms mostly in Poland and Romania, the World Bank announced on Friday.
Four tourists injured in a coach crash in Romania will have to remain in hospital, including one patient whose treatment is going to take a longer time, the foreign ministry spokesperson has said.
The European Commission (EC) has decided to channel EUR 248 million in extraordinary aid to the five countries, including Poland, that have borne the brunt of the Ukrainian refugee crisis.
Scheduled to take place this evening, the match will be contested by Poland and Ukraine’s most successful sides – however, the game is not without controversy with one fan group accusing Dynamo Kyiv’s owners of pro-Russian sentiment.
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