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Poland sets standards of aid to Ukraine says Baden-Wurttemberg PM

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The prime minister of the German land of Baden-Wurttemberg has thanked Poland for the actions it has taken since the beginning of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Today’s news round up in Poland

Start your day with a summary of today’s top stories from Poland’s leading news sites.

More Ukrainian refugees may come to Poland in winter says dep minister

Poland must be prepared for yet another wave of refugees from Ukraine in the winter, a deputy interior minister has said.

Poland accepts 5.25 mln refugees since war in Ukraine started

Since February 24, when Russia invaded Ukraine, around 5.25 million people have crossed the Polish-Ukrainian border into Poland, the Border Guard (SG) tweeted on Thursday morning.

Minister says labour market in good condition

The situation on Poland's labour market is better than a year ago, said Marlena Malag, the labour minister, as she quoted the latest unemployment data from Eurostat, the EU's statistics agency.

Poland accepts 5.18 mln refugees since war in Ukraine started

Since February 24, when Russia invaded Ukraine, around 5.18 million people have crossed the Polish-Ukrainian border into Poland, the Border Guard (SG) tweeted on Monday morning.

Half of Ukrainian refugees seek jobs in Poland

About half of all Ukrainian refugees who arrived to Poland were looking for jobs, a National Bank of Poland (NBP) survey has found.

Poland accepts 5.10 mln refugees since war in Ukraine started

Since February 24, when Russia invaded Ukraine, around 5.10 million people have crossed the Polish-Ukrainian border into Poland, the Border Guard (SG) tweeted on Friday morning.

Over 355,000 Ukrainians find jobs in Poland via simplified procedure

As many as 358,000 Ukrainians have found employment thanks to streamlined procedures introduced to help them find work, the Polish Family and Social Policy Ministry said on Thursday.

Poland accepts 5.08 mln refugees since war in Ukraine started

Since February 24, when Russia invaded Ukraine, around 5.08 million people have crossed the Polish-Ukrainian border into Poland, the Border Guard (SG) tweeted on Thursday morning.

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