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US aid to Ukraine more certain than Europe's says PM

"The US will never allow Ukraine to fall. This is how I read the visit of President Biden in Kyiv. I am more concerned about my Western European partners and friends because they are less patient," Morawiecki said quoted by the US newspaper. Pictured Ukrainian troops in Donetsk region. Leszek Szymański/PAP

Mateusz Morawiecki, Poland's prime minister, is more concerned about the readiness of western-European countries to support Ukraine than that of the United States, the US Wall Street Journal newspaper wrote on Monday.

Germans making excuses not to send weapons to Ukraine says dep FM

Germany is looking for every possible excuse not to supply Ukraine with weapons, a Polish deputy foreign minister has claimed.

Deputy PM Gliński offers vision of post-pandemic reality

Writing in the Wall Street Journal, Piotr Gliński laid out Poland’s preparedness for combatting the long-term effects COVID-19 and calls for global solidarity.

WSJ praises Poland, Eastern Europe for fight against coronavirus

The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) wrote that Eastern Europe could teach the western part of the continent a lesson about the coronavirus and added that countries of the region, including Poland, had quickly introduced restrictions and, to some extent, had infections under control.

Russia is using pandemic to discredit Poland - services spokesperson

Russia is using the coronavirus pandemic to wage a disinformation campaign aimed at discrediting Poland, Jan Żaryn, the spokesperson for Poland's special services coordinator, wrote in Monday's Wall Street Journal.

Poland retains position in Economic Freedom Index

Poland maintained its global position in the Economic Freedom Index, taking 46th place in the world ranking and 25th in the regional ranking, the Warsaw Enterprise Institute (WEI) said on Tuesday.

PM says government wants “inclusive growth”

In an opinion piece for the Wall Street Journal Morawiecki lauds Poland’s economic growth but says some “have been left behind”.

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