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    The Left’s Deceptive Obsession with Poland’s “Far Right”

    On the weekend of 23rd March, activists Beata Geppert and Izabela Mozdrzén addressed an Amnesty International conference. Irish broadcaster RTE reported how the two women, who had previously attempted to unveil a ‘Stop Fascism’ banner during the Independence Day celebrations in Warsaw, told their Irish audience that Poland was facing a threat from the far right.

    Visit The National Library in Warsaw With Poland Daily Culture

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    JACK BUCKBY REPORT – It’s Time for Israel and Poland to Make Up

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    Interview With Przemysław Chojecki about Artificial Intelligence And His Life Achievements

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    Drown that witch already!

    If it is 21st of March and you see packs of kids parading with an effigy of a woman, and then burning and drowning it afterwards, please hold your horses of outrage. They are not some radical activists of the mythical patriarchy, but rather children celebrating an ancient Slavic tradition.

    The Phenomenon of Polish Pottery from Bolesławiec

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    Poland’s largest container port sold to Singapore-led consortium

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    Polish prime minister appeals for EU consensus on digital tax

    The Polish prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki said yesterday that there should be no tax havens in Europe and that if there is no common European Union digital tax, individual member states will have to act alone. "The European Commission itself and the OECD consider some countries, like Cyprus and Malta - but lately even Belgium or Ireland, as countries which help multinational giants to avoid paying tax," Morawiecki said.

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    Poland and US Move Forward with “Fort Trump” Military Base

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    God works in Extreme Ways

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    Celebrations of the 171st anniversary of the 1848 Hungarian Uprising

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    US Think Tank: Revisionist Russia poses threat to NATO members

    The re-emergence of Russia as a disruptive force in Europe poses significant challenges to the security of the NATO Alliance. Russia seeks to regain its traditional sphere of influence along its periphery, preserve and expand its geographic strategic depth, and re-establish its status as a great power. So concludes the report of a US think tank.

    Foreign Minister: Poland contributes to global peace and security.

    “Observe good faith and justice toward all nations. Cultivate peace and harmony with all.” The words of George Washington, first president of the United States and a soldier, so somebody who might be expected to know a thing or two about war and peace. And when it comes to cultivating peace and harmony with all, Poland is ready to share responsibility for global peace and security.

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