Polish president vetoes law on removing harmful online content, warning of “censorship”
The government criticised the decision, arguing that it will leave young people more exposed to dangerous content.
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The government criticised the decision, arguing that it will leave young people more exposed to dangerous content.
"The Oxford-Poland Hub is an exciting new chapter in Oxford’s longstanding relationship with Poland," said the university's vice-chancellor.
PANSA was caught up in Pfizer's €1.3 billion claim against Poland for unpaid COVID-19 vaccines.
Leo Greenberg Ukraine needs its refugees back, but conditions make that impossible.
Russia claims to have arrested two agents conducting espionage in Kaliningrad.
He could face up to life in prison if convicted.
Władysław Teofil Bartoszewski denies the charges.
This year's event took place amid heightened security following the deadly terrorist attack in Kraków four days earlier.
Poland's defence minister said his country would be "the US ambassador in the EU".
The suspects allegedly conducted reconnaissance of critical infrastructure and military facilities and set fire to several vehicles.
The suspect's search history included websites relating to Anders Breivik, the Norwegian far-right terrorist.
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