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Poland Tightens Controls On Slovakian Border

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  • Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced the introduction of random checks on the Polish-Slovakian border amid concerns over the growing number of illegal migrants entering the EU via the West Balkan route, while Border Guard spokesperson said that migrant pressure on the Slovakian border is increasing. This comes amid heightened tensions over intensifying migrant flows, which are filtering through into the ongoing election campaigns in Poland and Slovakia.
  • Rzeczpospolita reports that Polish investigators "categorically" ruled out the possibility that the missile which killed two farmers in the village of Przewodow last year could have been fired from Russia. Earlier evidence suggested that the missile was launched from a Ukrainian air defence system and went astray, which Rzeczpospolita claims has now been confirmed by Polish prosecutors.
  • DGP circulated an op-ed noting that the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party is trying to de-escalate tensions in relations with Kyiv through direct negotiations while deliberately fuelling anti-Ukrainian sentiments in the society. The newspaper suggests that the strategy is draining support from the far-right Confederation, while opposition parties are aware that they have little to win on any bidding war on that front.
  • The Finance Ministry sought to increase the attractiveness of its retail bonds, maintaining coupon on most notes despite a sharp 75bp NBP rate cut.
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