Polska Akcja Humanitarna (PAH) has issued an urgent appeal for donations to aid Syrian refugees in the northwestern province of Idlib. Air raids in the past weeks have forced thousands to flee to the rebel-controlled province, straining resources in the already overcrowded refugee camps there.
Poland’s Prime Minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, has called for an ambitious budget for the European Union, saying Europe needs a „good budget” in order to be a world player.
Voters in the US state of New Hampshire headed to the polls yesterday to choose their Democratic nominee for the upcoming US Presidential elections.
Two men have been hospitalised in Gdańsk after returning from China with symptoms of the new coronavirus. A spokesperson for Pomerania Hospitals said their condition is good and they are now in isolation for observation.
After a series of intense discussions, the House of Lords approved the bulk of Boris Johnson’s draft UK withdrawal agreement, but sent the bill back to the House of Commons with five additional amendments.
Thousands of judges and legal professionals from Poland and around the EU took to the streets of Warsaw last Saturday as part of the silent “March of a Thousand Togas.” The protest was in reaction to proposed judicial reforms, including disciplinary measures for „obstructive” judges, passed by the Polish Sejm (lower house) on December 20th.
Thousands gathered in Gdańsk and across Poland last night to celebrate the finale of WOŚP (The Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity) and commemorate the first anniversary of the passing of former Gdańsk Mayor Paweł Adamowicz.
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