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The European Commission has opened an investigation into Poland’s new retailer tax and issued an injunction stating that Poland has to suspend it as sees the progressive rate of the […]
At the September 16 summit of EU leaders in Bratislava to discuss the refugee and migration crisis, the Visegrad Four countries will press for assista ...
The recent developments in Poland and their impact on fundamental rights as laid down in the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU were the subject ...
The European Parliament will debate the controversial laws passed by Poland’s ruling conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party on Tuesday and will vo ...
PGNiG gas giant failed to achieve satisfactory gas flow in latest shale gas test in Wysin, northern Poland, as maximum flow achieved merely exceeded 2 m3 per minute, which might […]
Polish armed forces are constantly monitoring the situation in connection with information on Russia putting troops on full combat mode, Ministry of Defence said Thursday after briefing of the representatives […]
Two United States military aircraft will participate in securing Bulgaria’s air space from September 9 to 16, Defence Minister Nikolai Nenchev said after a Cabinet meeting on August 24. This […]
The Polish government will delegalize terms such as “Polish death camps” in reference to concentration camps run by Nazi German authorities in occupied Poland during World War 2, according to […]
Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal on Thursday ruled that around a dozen of changes passed to the law on the top court by the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party were unconstitutional. […]
The Avionams aircraft repair plant in the southern Bulgarian town of Graf Ignatievo, privatised in 2008, is back in state hands and in future all Bulgarian military aircraft will be […]
