Europe’s migrant crisis: Roundup, September 21
Poland’s Foreign Minister Grzegorz Schetyna said Europe needs a united plan to address the ongoing refugee crisis, but not one
Read morePoland’s Foreign Minister Grzegorz Schetyna said Europe needs a united plan to address the ongoing refugee crisis, but not one
Read morePoland’s opposition party Law and Justice (PiS) enjoys voter support at 36 per cent, followed by ruling party Civic Platform
Read moreMigrants and refugees are pouring into Germany at a rate of 1800 a day through the border with Austria, German
Read moreRolling stock producer Newag in a consortium with Siemens Siemens A.G. and Siemens EOOD won a 142 million euro contract for
Read morePolish Prime Minister Ewa Kopacz said on Wednesday that Poland was considering raising the number of immigrants the country would
Read morePoles will go to the polls on September 6 to vote in a controversial referendum that was unexpectedly announced by
Read moreBulgaria and Poland signed on August 28 2015 a letter of intent indicating their willingness to co-operate in Poland maintaining,
Read moreBases of heavy military equipment of American armed forced will be built in Poland mid-2016, defence minister Tomasz Siemoniak told
Read moreFollowing robust analysis of a number of locations including Europe, the United States and Mexico, the Jaguar Land Rover carmaker has
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