Polish President Andrzej Duda on Tuesday swore in a host of new government ministers as part of a reorganization of the Prime Minister’s Cabinet.
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Representatives of more than 40 countries, including Poland, have issued a joint statement condemning the Belarusian regime for human rights violations, including the use of migrants for political purposes.
Last Thursday, European lawmakers, including members of Polish opposition parties Civic Platform, PSL, and Lewica, voted to condemn what they said was an attempt to undermine the primacy of EU law by Poland’s governing conservatives.
Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki told reporters on Friday that Poland has no problem with the rule of law, but some European Union countries do not understand its judicial policies.
A new gas pipe being constructed between Norway and Poland has made landfall in Denmark this week. The Baltic Pipe will connect Poland with Norwegian gas fields via Denmark and is part of an effort by the Polish government to diversify its gas supplies and reduce its energy dependence on Russia.
A Canadian pianist won the 18th International Chopin Piano Competition held in Warsaw. The jury of the prestigious contest descended from the steps of the National Philharmonic at 2 a.m. on Thursday to deliver the verdict.
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