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Strasbourg court rules in favour of Polish judge

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg has ruled in favour of Igor Tuleya, a Polish judge suspended in 2018 for more than two years for allegedly disclosing the sensitive details of a court proceeding. Darek Delmanowicz/PAP

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg has ruled in favour of Igor Tuleya, a Polish judge suspended in 2018 for more than two years for allegedly disclosing the sensitive details of a court proceeding.

Polish general to become Eurocorps commander

A Pole will take command of Eurocorps, a multi-national rapid reaction force, in late June, according to the Radio Information Agency (IAR).

Poland will not be blackmailed by EU Polish PM tells EP

The Polish prime minister told the European Parliament on Tuesday that he rejects the use of blackmail to threaten Poland.

MEPs criticise Putin's words on WW2 outbreak

Russian leader Vladimir Putin's distortions of historical facts and attempts to shift the blame for World War Two onto Poland should not be ignored, said MEPs on Tuesday pending a Wednesday debate on the matter in Strasbourg.

Interior minister opens exhibition on Polish firemen in Strasbourg

Interior Minister Joachim Brudziński opened a photographic exhibition devoted to Polish firemen in the European Parliament on Tuesday. During their 14-day mission to Sweden in August 2018, the firemen helped the country to put out massive forest fires.

Officials honour Pole who died of wounds following Strasbourg attack

Polish and foreign officials have honoured a Pole who died of wounds sustained in last Tuesday's terror attack in France's eastern city of Strasbourg.

Polish citizen among Strasbourg shooting victims

The French authorities have informed that a Polish citizen is among the victims of a shooting attack at a Christmas market in France, the Polish Foreign Ministry reported on Twitter on Wednesday.

Discussion, cooperation, coordination, negotiations are EU's DNA

Discussion, cooperation, coordination and negotiations are the real DNA of the European project, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said in his address at the European Parliament in Strasbourg on Wednesday during a debate on the future of the EU.

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