Support Ukrainians

Beyond imagination

When Chad Willis and Michael Mauerer, business partners at Teamwork Commerce, the US software firm that has branches in Kijow and Kharkov heard about the Russian invasion of Ukraine they immediately decided to act. Their aim was to take people safely outside Ukraine and support them in setting up in new locations. And that’s not…

Polish businesses rolling out support plans for Ukrainians

Polish businesses rolling out support plans for Ukrainians

Polish business has reacted rapidly to the refugee crisis in Poland. One example is the announcement by Tech To The Rescue, a Polish foundation that connects technology companies with non-profit organizations, that it is launching the #TechForUkraine campaign, over a hundred companies from the IT sector said they would help Ukrainian NGOs. “The community of IT companies…

Zelensky on his official Telegram channel published the image with a statement reading "Today I signed the application for Ukraine's membership in the European Union."EPA/TELEGRAM/V_Zelenskiy_official_ PAP/EPA.

Poland supports fast tracking Ukraine’s EU membership

Candidate status should be granted immediately to Ukraine and membership interviews started immediately thereafter, while Ukraine should also have access to EU funds for reconstruction, Polish President Andrzej Duda and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said. Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky signed an application to join the EU on Monday. “Our goal is to be with all…

Robert LEWANDOWSKI (FC Bayern Munich) with Ukrainian flag as an armband. Photo: PAP/DPA

Polish soccer federation urges total boycott of Russian teams from international matches

The head of the Polish Football Association (PZPN), Cezary Kulesza, has called FIFA’s decision on Sunday that Russian soccer teams will be permitted to play matches, but on neutral grounds, “scandalous” and urged all European football federations to boycott matches involving Russian clubs and the national team. The Russian national team will be allowed to…

Olkusz, February 28, 2022. Ukrainian refugees after leaving the humanitarian train from Lviv at the PKP railway station in Olkusz, Poland. A campsite has been erected on site, medical assistance is provided and interpreters of the Ukrainian language are available. Later, the citizens of Ukraine will be transported by buses to the accommodation places indicated by the voivode. Photo PAP/ Łukasz Gągulski
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Poles helping out as Ukrainian refugee crisis intensifies

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has seen a huge influx of refugees into Poland and other neighbouring states. By Sunday, the Polish border had been crossed by about 200,000 people fleeing Ukraine, mainly women and children, but also the elderly. According to the UN, 300,000 people have fled, many also crossing over into Moldova. According to…