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Poland's Institutional and Security Changes

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Poland appoints new human rights commissioner
The opposition argued that Sylwia Gregorczyk-Abram's ties to the current ruling coalition make her unsuitable for the non-partisan role.
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President to swear in new judge to Poland’s disputed constitutional court
President Nawrocki, however, continues to refuse to swear in four other judges chosen by parliament.
03
Germany deploys soldiers to Poland to help reinforce eastern borders
"United, we will prevail," wrote the General Staff of the Polish Armed Forces.
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Poland joins EU satellite project developing European alternative to Starlink
Warsaw has committed €656 million to the IRIS² programme.
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Archaeologists uncover synagogue in Warsaw Jewish cemetery destroyed by Germans in WWII
The cemetery served what was, until the Holocaust, the second-largest Jewish population of any city in the world.
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Ukrainian teen indicted by Poland for working on behalf of Russia to stir historical tensions
The 18-year-old allegedly painting dozens of inscriptions glorying the UPA, which led the slaughter of Poles during WWII.
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Ukrainian teen indicted by Poland for working on behalf of Russia to stir historical tensions
The 18-year-old allegedly painting dozens of inscriptions glorying the UPA, which led the slaughter of Poles during WWII.
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Poland begins construction of €2.3bn deepwater port on Baltic coast
The terminal is planned to serve not only Poland but also eastern Germany and the landlocked Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria and Hungary.
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Tusk: Poland will host international military exercises to prepare for Ukraine security guarantees
Prime Minister Donald Tusk also declared Poland's willingness to permanently host more troops from allied countries.
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Poland uses DNA testing to identify victims of WWII Ukrainian massacres for first time
"After more than 80 years, families are receiving the answer they have awaited for generations," says Poland's culture minister.
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Volkswagen hires 100 sheep to cut grass at Polish solar farm as experiment in agrivoltaics
The project, being run in collaboration with a local university, will also contribute to research on agrivoltaics.
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Senior official under former Polish government detained over media campaign that attacked judges
Authorities allege at least 8.4 million zloty was misused on the controversial campaign.
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Ukraine calls for Polish politicians to “stop inciting hate” after Ukrainian girls abused on bus
Police have identified and detained a man who was filmed hurling xenophobic obscenities at two young Ukrainians.
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Warsaw to host new European Space Agency security centre
The facility will be the ESA's first outside its 11 founding member states and first on the EU's eastern flank.
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Reported hate crimes against Ukrainians in Poland up 30% this year
The figures come following a number of recent high-profile cases of verbal and physical attacks against Ukrainians.
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President vetoes legal rights for same-sex couples in Poland
Karol Nawrocki argued that such a move would threaten the institution of marriage, which is enshrined in the constitution.
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Poland welcomes Zelensky’s five-point plan for resolving dispute over WWII massacres
Ukraine has pledged to open historical archives and allow more exhumations of take place.
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