EU, Poland
EU's Aid Pledge for Poland May Not Cover All Flood Losses, Minister Says
WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski said on Friday a pledge worth 5 billion euros ($5.6 billion) from the European Union to help the country cope with the fallout from its worst flooding in at least two decades may not be enough to cover its losses.
EU chief visits flood-stricken region in Poland and pledges billions in swift aid
While in Wroclaw, Poland, the President of the European Commission announced billions in aid for countries affected by severe flooding - saying it was "heart-breaking to see the destruction and the devastation through the floods.
By Barbara Erling WROCLAW, Poland (Reuters) -Flood defences in Poland's third-largest city Wroclaw looked to have held firm ...
Russia is carrying out an information and psychological operation in Poland, exploiting the flood in the country's southwest ...
Poland was bracing for the biggest catastrophe since 1997 when the so-called "flood of the millennium" killed 114 people.
As water receded in Stronie Slaskie, one of the areas worst-hit by massive floods in south-west Poland, residents and ...
Soldiers and residents in southwestern Poland are laying sandbags near swollen rivers around the city of Wroclaw to protect ...
The European Commission is ready to activate the EU Solidarity Fund for the regions affected by the recent floods, the ...
The largest military operation in the history of the Polish Armed Forces, codenamed "Phoenix," has been launched to rapidly ...
Recent floods in Poland, which should have united the country in solidarity, have deepened political divisions. Social media ...
On the air of the Polish television "TVP info" Jacek Jakowski criticized the actions of the Polish government for all the ...
The first person in Poland to be convicted of looting during a flood is a man from Lądek-Zdrój, who received a six-month ...
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