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Poles' support needed to continue helping Ukraine says European minister

Asked by PAP on Tuesday about the Polish-Ukrainian conflict over the grain embargo, Szynkowski vel Sęk said that the Polish government is "unyielding" on this matter due to the need to protect the interests of Polish farmers. Tomasz Gzell/PAP

The Polish government needs the support of Poles, if it is to continue backing Ukraine, the country’s minister of European affairs has said.

EU leaders ignore bloc's major problems says Polish minister

Poland's Europe minister has said EU leaders are reluctant to see the big problems plaguing the bloc.

EU suspends work on key element of migration pact says minister

Ambassadors of EU member states have decided to suspend work on an important element of the migration pact proposed by the European Commission (EC) Poland's EU affairs minister told Polish Radio.

Poland against inclusion of households in EU ETS

Poland is strongly against the inclusion of households in the European emission trading system (EU ETS) as the resulting rise in energy costs will affect the poorest, Poland's European affairs minister has told his EU counterparts at a sitting in Luxembourg.

Basis of CJEU ruling out of date says European minister

Some of factors that form the basis of a ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) against Poland's judicial overhaul are no longer valid, Poland's EU minister has said.

EC, Poland to jointly help Ukraine look for children deported to Russia

Poland and the European Commission have announced a joint initiative regarding Ukrainian children illegally deported to Russia, the minister for European Affairs has said.

EU minister calls for German action in support of Ukraine

Poland's minister for European affairs has said Germany must stand clearly on the side of good regarding Ukraine and back its words up with actions.

Minister says Poland's position in EU is growing stronger

Poland's Minister for the European Union said on Tuesday, after a meeting of EU ministers for European affairs in Brussels, that Poland's voice was being increasingly heard throughout Europe.

EC, Poland launch initiative on Ukrainian children abducted by Russia

Poland and the European Commission (EC) are launching an initiative aimed at repatriating Ukrainian children abducted by Russia.

Polish EU minister says latest sanctions on Russia 'strongest ever'

The most recent package of sanctions against Russia agreed upon by the EU is "the strongest ever", the Polish EU minister has said.

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