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Krakow, Warsaw among Europe's top tourist value cities - Belgian press

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Krakow and Warsaw are both in the top 10 of European cities in 2023 in terms of the value for money they offer tourists, Belgium's Le Soir newspaper reported on Friday.

President lists Poland's priorities for Nato summit

Andrzej Duda, the Polish president, has unveiled Poland's key expectations for the upcoming Nato summit, including a stronger Nato presence on the eastern flank and encouraging allies to increase their defence spending.

Talks underway on Israeli-like security model for Ukraine, Duda tells WSJ

Andrzej Duda, the Polish president, said in an interview with the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) that Nato allies and partners are discussing the idea of providing Ukraine with security guarantees based on the Israeli model.

Poland and Lithuania show we can build strong Europe together, PM says

Poland and Lithuania show that together we can build a united, strong Europe, Mateusz Morawiecki, the Polish Prime Minister, said after the Tuesday meeting with his Lithuanian counterpart Ingrida Simonyte in Vilnius.

World-renowned violinist left stranded after airline refuses to let him onboard with 340-year-old Stradivarius worth €5m!

Janusz Wawrowski from Konin in Wielkopolska had been performing with the Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra when he was told by ground crew that he could not bring his instrument on board and would have to wait FIVE hours for another flight.

Drunk air passenger kicked off plane in Poznan

A flight from the Lithuanian capital Vilnius to London was forced to make an unscheduled stop in Poznan after a drunken man physically and verbally abused fellow passengers.

Poland and Lithuania sign defence cooperation deal

Poland and Lithuania will strengthen bilateral defence cooperation under a new agreement signed in Vilnius on Friday by the commanders of the two countries' armed forces.

Soviet occupation held back development of Poland and Lithuania says PM

Because Soviet domination obstructed the development of Poland and Lithuania, both countries today face challenges that are very similar, Mateusz Morawiecki, the prime minister of Poland, said in Vilnius on Friday.

Lithuania publishes files of Polish army soldiers deported by USSR

A Lithuanian investigative website has published for the first time the files of 50 Polish Army soldiers who were captured by the Soviets after returning to their homeland in 1951 and deported to remote regions of the Soviet Union.

Polish president says threat of armed conflict is real

The Polish president has warned that the spectre of conflict is haunting Europe for the first time in decades.

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Posting on Twitter, the Ministry of Infrastructure said: “The first signs are already leading to Królewiec. We have just started replacing the boards so that they have Polish name Królewiec, not Kaliningrad.

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