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    Whether you are shopping at a market in the Dominican Republic (L) or relaxing at a beach bar in Thailand (R), chances are when it comes to paying, you will get your change back in coins that came from Poland. Photos: Corey Sipkin/NY Daily News Archive via Getty Images; Romina Amato/Red Bull via Getty Images
    Got change? Coins struck by the Mint of Poland are used as tender by people around the globe
    If you frequently travel, you may have brought back some foreign currency from your voyages. There is a good chance the small change was minted in Warsaw, the capital of Poland where the Mint of Poland is headquartered.
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    Poland in the forefront of Christmas spending in Europe
    Poles are spending more and more on Christmas and don't seem to worry.
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    Investment to drive Polish GDP growth, deputy finance minister says
    Paweł Karbownik said Poland’s GDP growth next year would be toward 4%.
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    Chopin Airport is projected to handle a record 21 million passengers in 2024 Photo: PAP/Leszek Szymański
    Warsaw Chopin Airport to handle 30 mln passengers annually after modernization
    Warsaw Chopin Airport will undergo a 1.6 billion złoty (€375 million) modernization to boost its annual passenger capacity to 30 million by 2029.
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    Illustrative image. Photo: Caglar Oskay/NurPhoto via Getty Images
    Hungary will reroute Russian gas if Ukrainian pipeline is cut off, Orbán says
    Hungary will find other ways of importing Russian natural gas if a key pipeline through Ukraine is cut off in the new year, its prime minister said.
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    Photo: PAP/Petr Svancara
    Poland acts to curb speculation in butter, soften price hikes before Christmas
    Poland’s move to sell off 1,000 tons of frozen butter from its national reserves aims to combat further price hikes and speculation ahead of the Christmas holidays, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Wednesday.
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    The influx of Russian fertilizers is occurring not only through direct imports but also via third-party nations. Photo: Getty Images
    Poland calls for EU tariffs after surge in fertilizer imports
    Poland’s Azoty Group has battled against cheaper fertilizers from Russia.
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    Photo: PAP/Lech Muszyński
    Hirsch on the Economy: Polish businesses and municipalities lock in lower electricity costs
    Polish local goverments and businesses are capitalizing on falling electricity prices.
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    Czech billionaire secures £5.3 bln deal to buy British Post Office
    A Czech billionaire known as the ‘Sphinx’ will take over the Royal Mail, one of the world’s oldest postal services and a British icon, after the U.K. government’s approval of the £5.3 billion (€6.38 billion) deal on Monday.
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    Only around 15% of companies use solutions that protect networks and IT systems. Photo: Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images
    40% of Polish businesses struck by cyberattacks, survey suggests
    Around 40% of Polish businesses have lost data in cyberattacks during the last year, a survey has concluded.
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    The Witcher is back! Fans go wild after trailer released for hit series’ new video game
    A trailer for the new Witcher video game has set the gaming community abuzz after debuting at the Game Awards in Los Angeles.
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    Illustrative image. Photo: Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty Images
    Austria terminates gas contract with Russia’s Gazprom
    Austria’s national fuels company, OMV, terminated its contract with Russia’s Gazprom Export for natural gas delivery with immediate effect on Wednesday.
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    Polish oil giant pulls plug on unprofitable petrochemical project, saving €3.5 bln
    Poland’s largest oil and refining giant, Orlen, has pulled the plug on the construction of a costly petrochemical complex, potentially sparing itself a financial loss of €3.5 billion.
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    China bans beef and lamb imports from Poland and Croatia after bluetongue disease outbreak
    China has announced a ban on the import of beef, lamb and related products from Poland and Croatia, citing an outbreak of bluetongue disease.
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    77% of Moldova’s electricity needs is provided by the Cuciurgani-Moldavskaya gas-fired power plant, located in the breakaway region of Transnistria. Photo: pikval, Wikimedia Commons
    Transnistria declares energy emergency as Ukraine gas transit deal runs out
    The leader of the breakaway republic of Transnistria has signed a decree declaring a state of economic emergency in a move that could force Moldova to follow suit in order to keep the lights on over winter.
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    Canada could help finance Poland’s first nuclear power plant
    Canada’s export credit agency has offered potential financing for the construction of Poland’s first nuclear power plant.
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    Adam Glapiński, the head of the National Bank of Poland (NBP). Photo: PAP/
    Hirsch on the Economy: Poland’s rate cuts derailed by energy policy shift
    The likelihood of interest rate cuts in Poland has significantly diminished following comments from Adam Glapiński, the head of the National Bank of Poland (NBP).
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    Polish mother named one of UK’s brightest new engineering talents
    A Polish mother has been hailed as one of the brightest new talents in the U.K.’s engineering construction sector after picking up a prestigious award.
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    Photo by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images
    ‘Tis a reason to be jolly! Poland a major player in Christmas bauble exports
    Poland has emerged as a major player in the Christmas decoration market, ranking as Europe’s third largest and the world’s fifth largest exporter of Christmas baubles, according to a new report.
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    Polish prime minister Tusk (C) held a press briefing outside the Gdańsk shipyard. Photo by Adam Warżawa via Getty Images
    Poland to build new grain terminal at Baltic port by 2026
    Poland will build a new grain terminal at the northern port of Gdańsk by 2026, Prime Minister Donald Tusk has said, as the country strives to bolster its food security.
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