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Polish farmers intensify protests against 'executioner' EU

The EU extended Ukraine's tariff-free access to its markets until June 2025 with limitations on grain imports.
Farmers in Poland protested against the EU's climate plan by demanding the withdrawal of the "Green Deal" and "Fit for 55."
Polish police reported over 580 protests planned for Wednesday, with an estimated 70,000 participants.

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Reuters

Polish farmers intensify protests against 'executioner' EU

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Giving away apples, Polish farmers stage more food protests

WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish farmers were planning more than 500 road blockades on Wednesday to protest against cheap food imports from Ukraine and the European Union's climate policy. Read full story

1 month ago·Malaysia

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The Straits Times

Giving away apples, Polish farmers stage more food protests

WARSAW - Polish farmers were planning more than 500 road blockades on Wednesday to protest against cheap food imports from Ukraine and the European Union's climate policy. Read more at straitstimes.com.

1 month ago·Singapore

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WION

Polish farmers intensify protests against 'executioner' EU, demand re-imposition of customs duties

Polish farmers blocked roads with tractors and flares on Wednesday in escalating protests against EU environmental regulations and cheap food imports from neighbouring Ukraine which the bloc provisionally agreed to prolong. Placards depicted a farmer swinging from the gallows next to wind farms and an EU-emblazoned executioner with the words: "Green Deal equals death of Polish agriculture", referring to the bloc's plan to tackle climate change.

1 month ago·Noida, India

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung

Poland: Protest continues

Poland's farmers don't want to be appeased by the EU anytime soon. They continue to oppose the import of Ukrainian agricultural products to Europe - for various reasons.

1 month ago·Munich, Germany

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