Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• Morawiecki government is formally reduced to minority status in the Sejm as three ex-Prawo i Sprawiedliwość members form Wybór Polska

• Israel’s Foreign Minister accuses Prime Minister Morawiecki of making an ‘anti–Semitic allusion’ in a bitter row over a proposed time limit on Second World War property restitution claims

• Polska 2050 faces criticism over a plan for a guaranteed income without having to work until retirement, later clarified as only for miners, and

• Poland marks the 65th anniversary of the 1956 Poznań uprising during communist rule.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• Security services say that over 4,000 Polish email accounts were targeted in the so-called ‘Ghostwriter’ hacking attack

• New alleged disclosures from Michał Dworczyk’s emails include the implication that the government considered using troops against the women’s strike movement

• Adam Bielan launches Partia Republikańska with the public blessing of Jarosław Kaczyński, and

• Poland exits Euro 2020 despite securing a draw against Spain in Seville and a spirited fightback against Sweden.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• Sejm holds a closed session for a briefing about a ‘spate of massive cyberattacks that have targeted Poland’

• Presidents Duda and Biden meet at the NATO summit in the aftermath of sharp Polish criticism of the U.S. administration’s change of policy on Nord Stream 2 sanctions

• Prawo i Sprawiedliwość shores up the government’s parliamentary support in a deal with Kukiz’15, and

• Polish soccer fans are gutted by their side’s opening Euro 2020 group game 2-1 defeat to Slovakia on Monday evening.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• Prime Minister Morawiecki firmly rejects comments from Barack Obama that Poland has become an authoritarian state

• Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya receives a warm welcome on a visit to Warszawa

• Cabinet Minister Michał Dworczyk blames the hacking of his email and social media accounts on ‘disinformation activities’, and

• the head of the Polish Episcopal Conference calls for a relaxation of restrictions on numbers attending church services.

Polska „Biblary” – biblioteka i dom kultury – na Inchicore w Dublinie zostanie ponownie otwarta w piątek.

Zapraszamy na wywiad z Hanną Dąbrowską, sekretarzem „Biblary”, która opowie nam wszystko o historii organizacji, działalności i planach na przyszłość.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• Poland joins international expressions of outrage at the diversion of a Ryanair flight to Minsk to arrest a dissident Belarusian journalist

• Prime Minister Morawiecki secures a bilateral deal with Prague after the European Court of Justice orders the closure of the Turów lignite mine

• Poland signs a deal to acquire drones for its army from Turkey during a presidential visit to Ankara, and

• Robert Lewandowski becomes the top goal scorer in the history of the Bundesliga.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• Prime Minister Morawiecki launches Polski Ład or ‘Polish Deal’, an economic recovery plan focused on public investment

• Jarosław Kaczyński says the new plan aims to bring Poland to the European average level of per capita GDP

• There’s a feeling likened by some to New Year’s Eve as outdoor dining resumes last Friday, and

• Poland’s Iga Świątek wins the Italian Open Women’s Singles tennis title.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• Prime Minister Morawiecki announces an acceleration in the timetable for the lifting of some Covid-19 restrictions

• PKN Orlen is to be transformed into a diversified energy conglomerate in a state assets shake-up

• President Duda co-hosts an online summit of leaders of nations on NATO’s eastern flank and

• the funeral service of actor turned politician, Bronisław Cieślak, is held in Kraków.

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Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• the Sejm adopts a bill to secure drawdown of funding from the EU Covid-19 recovery fund with Lewica voting with the government

• Justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro and Solidarna Polska warn of a threat to Polish sovereignty from conditionality attached to EU funds

• Initial steps in the May reopening of Poland’s economy and society are underway as the recent sharp fall in Covid-19 cases continues, and

• Poland marks the 230th anniversary of the 1791 constitution regarded as the world’s second modern constitution.