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Russia Strikes Back at Poland's Economic Ambitions. "It's a Passenger on the Titanic"
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Poland wants to secure a permanent seat in the G20, but Russia argues there is no basis for this. "Over the last three years, the Russian economy has grown by 10 percent, while the European economy has grown by a mere 3 percent. This is a testament to the economic burnout of EU countries, and Poland is a passenger on the Titanic," said Marat Berdyev, ambassador for special assignments of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the G20 and AP…
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