Paphos seeking to woo more Polish visitors
Representatives from the Paphos’ tourist sector will visit Poland next week to boost the district’s profile as an all-year tourist destination. The Paphos regional board
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Polish officials may cancel trip to Israel over diplomatic spat
WARSAW, Feb 18 (Reuters) – Polish officials may cancel their planned trip to Israel, the head of the prime minister’s office, Michal Dworczyk, said on
‘Shared and common interests’
Cyprus and Poland have a very similar take on the meaning of the concept and principle of sovereignty, its deputy foreign minister says By Agnieszka
Nations agree global climate pact rules, but seen as weak (Update)
By Nina Chestney, Bate Felix and Agnieszka Barteczko Nearly 200 countries overcame political divisions late on Saturday to agree on rules for implementing a landmark global climate deal,
Poland’s president vetoes changes to election rules
Poland‘s president said on Thursday he would veto a law proposed by the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party that would benefit bigger parties, including
Poland pushes to replace Supreme Court judge who defied government
The Polish parliament on Friday adopted rules to swiftly name a new head for the Supreme Court as part of a judicial overhaul by the
Poland’s quiet economic miracle
By Kyriacos Iacovides FOR A COUNTRY that only adopted the market economy in 1989, Poland boasts astonishing achievements, described by some economists as “not being
Polish judge enters Supreme Court building, defying government’s new law
Polish judge Malgorzata Gersdorf walked into the Supreme Court building on Wednesday morning, defying new legislation forcing her to retire as court president and putting
EU parliament urges Commission to act against Poland
Five of the main political groups in the European Parliament urged the European Commission on Thursday to open infringement proceedings against Poland and to take it to
One miner dead, three still missing after quake at Polish coal mine -mine owner
Rescue teams have confirmed the death of one Polish coal miner and can see another miner trapped after an earthquake, but three others are still
EU sets out plan to battle rising nationalism in the East
The European Union will deploy a new financial weapon next week to try to rein in what Brussels sees as illiberal nationalism rising in the
Poland signs $4.75bn deal for US Patriot missile system
Poland signed the largest arms procurement deal in its history on Wednesday, agreeing with the United States to buy Raytheon Co’s Patriot missile defence system
EU lawmakers back action against Poland amid democracy concerns
European Union lawmakers on Thursday supported taking unprecedented punitive steps against Poland for undermining the rule of law, increasing pressure on the government in Warsaw as it
Poland’s president says will sign Holocaust bill, defying critics
Poland’s president said on Tuesday he will sign into law a bill imposing jail terms for suggesting the country was complicit in the Holocaust, defying
Polish lawmakers back Holocaust bill, drawing Israeli outrage
Polish lawmakers approved a bill on Thursday that would impose jail terms for suggesting Poland was complicit in the Holocaust, drawing concern from the United States and
May tells Poland: Your constitution is your own matter
British Prime Minister Theresa May gave Poland a rare dose of big power support on Thursday by saying that its constitution was its own affair,
EU executive moves to punish Poland over court reforms
The EU executive launched an unprecedented process on Wednesday to suspend Poland’s voting rights in the European Union after two years of dispute over judicial
Poland’s new PM expects Brussels to launch punishment procedure
Poland’s new prime minister said on Thursday he expects the European Commission to launch an unprecedented punishment procedure against Warsaw next week after months of
Poland reacts coolly to EU court warning of fines for logging
Poland reacted coolly to a warning it could incur fines for continuing to log in the Bialowieza forest, a Unesco World Heritage site, saying on Tuesday
Polish President Duda says hopes Turkey will join EU
Poland hopes Turkey will eventually join the European Union, Polish President Andrzej Duda said on Tuesday, days ahead of an EU summit which will discuss