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Czech President-elect praises Poland's help for Ukraine

In his first post-election interview for PAP and Polish Radio on Wednesday Pavel praised Poland and his country for providing military aid to Ukraine "within their capacities" and "since the beginning." Martin Divisek/PAP/EPA

Czech president-elect Petr Pavel has said he is proud that Poland and the Czech Republic were among the countries which first decided to help Ukraine and are still at the forefront in this respect.

Poland can help Hungary diversify energy supplies says minister

Poland could help Hungary diversify its energy sources, a Polish minister said on Friday.

PM calls for stronger action from EC on natural gas price cap

Poland's prime minister has said the price of natural gas proposed by the European Commission (EC) is too high and more decisive action is needed by the EU's executive arm.

PM calls on EC to do more to help countries supporting Ukraine

Predicting a further wave of war refugees from Ukraine, Poland's prime minister has called on the European Commission (EC) to give more help to countries bearing the costs of aiding Ukrainians.

Poland to ask Hungary to promptly ratify Finland, Sweden Nato accession

Poland along with Slovakia and the Czech Republic, will ask Hungary to promptly ratify the documents on Finland's and Sweden's accession to Nato, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has said.

Poland to cooperate with V4 despite differences with Hungary says PM

Poland will continue its cooperation with the Visegrad Group (V4) countries despite its significant differences with Hungary, Mateusz Morawiecki, the prime minister of Poland, said on Wednesday.

International community can halt Russia says Duda

Polish President Andrzej Duda has said that the international community, by acting together, can stop the Russian invasion and hold Russia accountable for the war crimes it has committed.

Polish-Hungarian relations strained by war in Ukraine

PM Mateusz Morawiecki, referring to statements made by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, said that the paths of Poland and Hungary have diverged, he also stressed that Poland is not taking part in the war in Ukraine.

Polish, Czech PMs call on Hungary to condemn Russian crimes in Ukraine

Mateusz Morawiecki, the Polish prime minister, and his Czech counterpart, Petr Fiala, have appealed to Hungary to "unequivocally condemn" the Russian crimes in Ukraine.

Poland calls for new EU funds for support of refugees from Ukraine

Poland is proposing to use more EU cohesion funds to assist those fleeing Russia's military aggression in Ukraine, the Ministry of Funds and Regional Policy has said.

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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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