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By Reuters Staff 1 Min Read WARSAW, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Poland’s Health Minister Adam Niedzielski has not ruled out imposing restrictions at the country’s borders with Slovakia and the Czech Republic due to their rising number of COVID-19 cases. “Borders will be open for persons with negative test results, but this is as of today, as the dynamics of the situation may change,” Niedzielski told Radio Zet on Saturday, adding the decisions will be taken next week. “Yes, definitely,” he s...

Follow Feb. 18, 2021 In his monumental 1932 novel “Journey to the End of the Night,” the French writer Louis-Ferdinand Céline wrote that the truly most important things happen undercover. “There is no doubt of this. We know nothing about a person’s real story.” Ofer Aderet, Haaretz’s history correspondent, thinks he is capable of explaining to us, uninformed readers, the true story of a man, even a difficult and complex story such as the one that took place in Nazi-occupied Poland....

Article content One more Algoma District resident has tested positive for COVID-19, Algoma Public Health reported late Thursday afternoon. The case is from Elliot Lake and area, and is associated with the ongoing cluster investigation at the Warsaw Place building, APH reports. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. The individual, tested Feb. 14, is self-isolating. It’s unknown how the person caught novel coronavirus. Last Monday, St. Joseph’s General ...

4 Min Read KYIV (Reuters) - A Belarusian court on Thursday jailed a pair of journalists for two years on charges of orchestrating protests against President Alexander Lukashenko, while Washington imposed visa restrictions on 43 Belarusian officials it accused of undermining democracy. Belarusians Katsiaryna Andreyeva, 27, and Darya Chultsova, 23, were detained in November in an apartment they had been using as a vantage point to film demonstrations over the death of a protester killed several d...

AK-47 vs. M-16: Which Cold War Weapon Comes Out on Top? Two of the most famous firearms of modern times emerged as icons of the latter half of the turbulent 20th century. Heres What You Need to Know: The Soviet-made AK-47 and the American M16, the primary assault rifles deployed during the Vietnam War, became symbols of the long conflict. During the Vietnam War, two of the most famous firearms of modern times emerged as icons of the latter half of the turbulent 20th century. The Soviet-made AK...

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read FILE PHOTO: Huuuge logo is seen in this illustration taken February 18, 2021. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo (Reuters) - Shares in mobile games developer Huuuge Inc made a subdued market debut in Warsaw on Friday, following Poland’s largest gaming industry listing to date. U.S.-registered Huuuge, which employs more than 400 people in Poland, adds to a string of companies that have sought listings as people spend more time online for entertainment, shopp...

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The AK-47 is one of the best and most reliable weapons ever made. Heres What You Need to Remember: This weapon is so rugged that many countries and groups decided to copy and use it. Here is how the Soviets let others make copies and soon many variants became widespread. The AK is one of the most widely copied weapons in the world. Due to liberal granting of licenses to manufacture, many countries in the Warsaw Pact and around the world produced their own versions of the AK. While most of the...

Home Emmanuel Macron: ‘For me, the key is multilateralism that produces results’ Emmanuel Macron: ‘For me, the key is multilateralism that produces results’ French president urges common action against ‘globalisation of hate’ through social media World Economy News 18 Feb 2021 • 4 min read For Emmanuel Macron, the failure to roll out Covid-19 vaccines promptly around the world has starkly underlined the need for more productive i...

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read WARSAW, Feb 18 (Reuters) - Poland’s central bank should consider raising its main interest rate to 0.5% in the second half 2021 because of rising inflation, rate-setter Eugeniusz Gatnar said. Poland’s benchmark rate has been at a record low 0.1% since rate-setters cut it three times by a cumulative 140 basis points during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in the spring of 2020. “... If the number of infections does not increase as a result of the current ...