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The treaty, for all its flaws in design and in implementation, symbolized the new post-Cold War world. Russia’s decision to begin its withdrawal from the Open Skies Treaty (after the U.S. exit, completed on November 20, 2020) has dealt another blow to the global arms control regime, heralding the return of a more dangerous world. The treaty—which opens member states’ airspace to aerial observation by other members—is symbolic of a now largely defunct era of post-Cold War optimism with i...

Follow RT on A Belarusian power station, once dubbed ‘Chernobyl II’ due to reported safety concerns, is set to do a roaring trade on the European energy market as neighboring countries increasingly find themselves in need of cheap energy. Lithuania’s minister for energy, Dainius Kreivys, told local media on Thursday that, despite efforts to cut the controversial plant out of its grid, the country was still importing significant amounts of its energy. According to the politician, ...

#CESEEnews | CTP to build network of logistic parks in Poland, plans to invest EUR 200 million in 2021 Mihai Cristea 04/02/2021 | 19:38   “Poland is not only the largest economy in CEE; its strategic location and proximity to Germany also make it a logistics hotspot,” explains Remon Vos, CEO of CTP.  “As we start construction in Warsaw and Katovice, we keep exploring other locations in Poland to build hi-tech, sustainable parks for our 700 clients. The de...

The body of a drowned deer is seen after it was recovered by Polish rescuers after illegal poachers scared a herd of deer with firecrackers and drove them onto a frozen lake where the ice then broke, rescuers said, near Scienne, Poland, Feb. 4, 2021. Photo by Arkadiusz Borkowski/KOLO LOWIECKIE GLOWACZ /Handout via REUTERS Article content WARSAW — Polish rescuers recovered the bodies of a herd of drowned deer on Thursday after illegal poachers scared the animals with firecrackers and drove ...

What is a Mcdonald’s McFish? Twitter debates if product exists!   Max Hamburger Restaurants Incorporated tries to compete with most popular in Poland McDonalds fast food chain. The first Max Premium Burgers restaurant opened in Poland in 2017 in Wroclaw, and total number for today is 4 restaurants in Gdansk, Warszawa and Swietochlowice. (Photo by Michal Fludra/NurPhoto via Getty Images On February 4th, Twitter user and podcast host Greg Kelly took to Twitter to share his anger over a ...

WARSAW (Reuters) – Katarzyna Lipka is no longer Catholic, and she says that is a political statement. Like most Poles, the 35-year-old has marked life’s milestones in the Church, a beacon of freedom in Communist times. Also like many, she’d been drifting away. In November, after the country’s courts decreed a clampdown on abortion that the bishops had lobbied for, she filed papers to cut loose. “I used to think being passive was enough – I just didn’t take part,” Lipka told ...

By Justyna Pawlak and Alicja Ptak WARSAW (Reuters) - Katarzyna Lipka is no longer Catholic, and she says that is a political statement. Like most Poles, the 35-year-old has marked lifes milestones in the Church, a beacon of freedom in Communist times. Also like many, shed been drifting away. In November, after the countrys courts decreed a clampdown on abortion that the bishops had lobbied for, she filed papers to cut loose. "I used to think being passive was enough - I just didnt take part...

CLARIFICATION: An earlier version of this story incorrectly reported the number of recoveries reported Tuesday in Wyoming County. The correct number of recoveries from the Wyoming County Health Department was

3.02.2021, 8:13 Residents of the town came out for a peaceful rally against the regime. Belaaziorsk has come out in support of the national flag and encourages everyone to join peaceful rallies against the regime. The photo was published by the Charter-97% telegram channel. If you like this article, you can support the website Charter97.org

Three months after the Constitutional Tribunal’s October decision to expansively ban abortions, the Polish government brought the ruling—over 200 pages long—into legal force last Wednesday. The newly implemented policy permits abortions only in cases involving rape, incest or dangerous circumstances for the mother, excluding the majority of pregnancy terminations that occur because of fetal defects. This abrupt decision immediately spurred outraged demonstrations, some of the largest Pola...