The leaders of Britain, France, and Germany have called for Iran not to take any measures that would dwarf regional stability after overnight US strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities.
Poland's Final Debate Shows No Major Changes Ahead of Election The final presidential debate in Poland, held on Monday evening, didn't change the dynamics of the race. With the first-round vote scheduled for next Sunday, the debate reinforced the current standings among the frontrunners.
The Polish government has named Adam Szłapka as its new spokesman, as part of a bid to concentrate and tighten communication in the wake of the ruling coalition's loss in the presidential election. The prime minister, Donald Tusk, made the move official on Friday, declaring that the current minister for European Affairs and leader of the Modern (Nowoczesna) party, Szłapka, will officially take over the post as of July 1 but has already started handling communication.
When President-elect Karol Nawrocki chose to debut at the National Security Council (RBN) meeting, he didn't mince words–sponsor Poland's power independence with coal, nuclear power and, as he put it, "common sense"–or the EU wizards of the Green Deal unrealistic for the country.
After the most recent "Giertych tapes" were published, politicians from the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party loudly declared Roman Giertych11 and Civic Platform leaders were in cahoots with left-liberal journalists, and together were manipulating voters, and even that they had been playing games with national security. Over the years recorded conversations of Giertych with leading journalists and politicians (Wojciech Maziarski, Tomasz Lis, Stanisław Gawłowski, Michał Kamiński), were aired by Telewizja Republika.
The ruling coalition's new proposals have come under fire from former Education Minister Przemysław Czarnek, who tells us that "there is chaos everywhere." He was referring to Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz and Deputy Speaker of the Senate Magdalena Biernat, with whom he had a disagreement about a controversial proposal that would allow out-of-court divorces.
Aleksejs Rosļikovs, the leader of Latvia's ethnic Russian political party For Stability!, on charge of trying to blackmail a company from a NATO country, according to the country's State Security Service (VDD). In terms of his release, Rosļikovs is suspected of cooperation with Russia, and of preparing to engage in activities against the State, as well as inciting national hatred and discord. Criminal charges have now been filed, and Angel could receive 20 years in prison if convicted.
One week after Poland's closest presidential election in decades, public institutions are under mounting pressure to address a string of vote-counting errors that have fueled protests and rising political tension. Conservative Karol Nawrocki won the presidency with 50.89% of the vote—only 369,591 votes more than liberal Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski. This narrow margin has magnified the significance of even minor mistakes in local polling station reports.
Karol Nawrocki, the President-elect of Poland, revealed that U.S. President Donald Trump had a very good" conversation with "close allied relations" and attacked them both in the way they are viewed by the media. During the call, Nawrocki said, both of them invited each other — with Trump, so he said, inviting him to the White House and Nawrocki inviting him to Poland.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk says his ruling coalition is not contesting the results of the hotly contested presidential runoff election that pitted conservative opposition candidate Karol Nawrocki against liberal Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski and ended up with Nawrocki edging out Trzaskowski.
The Ukrainian side hopes that Poland will continue to support Ukraine, but under the new President Karol Nawrocki. A spokeswoman for Ukraine's foreign ministry said on Tuesday believed that Poland supporting Ukraine would not change.
In the morning of 6 June, police arrested former chief of the Central Anticorruption Bureau (CBA) Ernest Bejda. Bejda is to appear before parliament's committee investigating the use of spyware at 10.30 a.m. on Wednesday in Warsaw, the spokesman for the Ministry of Interior and Administration, Jacek Dobrzyński, announced.
Speaker of the Sejm and head of Poland 2050 Szymon Hołownia condemned the hiring of online troll Marcin Kopania who targeted politicians to a state-owned company. "Whodunnit"? Około 150 tekstów do wyboruDuring an interview on Friday with Polsat News' programme Graffiti, Hołownia stated that as prime minister he would require clear answers from Deputy Minister of State Assets Robert Kropiwnicki.
Paul Schrade, a close associate and friend of Robert F. Kennedy, was seriously wounded during the senator's assassination on June 5, 1968. It happened in the kitchen of the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles shortly after Kennedy had won the Democratic primary in California.
The National Electoral Commission (PKW) has contacted the Internal Security Agency (ABW) in connection with suspicions of illegal online campaigning and ad funding prior to this year's presidential elections.
Poland - President-elect Karol Nawrocki announced the first appointments of his future administration, emphasizing that it will be the right mix of politicians experienced in government and professionals outside the traditional political class.
The father of Elon Musk, the American tech entrepreneur, has landed in Russia and entered into a pro-Kremlin circle while making a series of comments about his son’s relationship with American politics. During the visit, he confided in his personal feelings about Elon’s political odyssey, indulged his fascination with Moscow, and made plans for what’s next at the Future Forum 2050.
Vladimir Putin has signed off on a new navy strategy designed to put Russia back on the mission and status that world powers once held as the strongest forces at sea. The decision is indicative of Russia’s larger efforts to buttress its presence and influence on the world’s oceans, said Nikolai Patrushev, an aide to the Kremlin.
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