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Can rising Polish pride coexist with Poles' enthusiasm for the EU? So far, yes.

JAY GORY, MANAGING EDITOR, world

The store Surge Polonia, whose Latin name means “Rise Up Poland,” was established in 2011 online, selling clothes with patriotic slogans such as “Feel Pride” emblazoned onto T-shirts and sweatshirts. “I started to wear these clothes a few years ago to show that patriotism has its value, that we can be proud of Poland,” says Jakub Strzelczyk, while shopping in the Surge Polonia Warsaw branch inside a shopping mall that also houses such standards as Zara, Mango, and H&M. Poland is one of the biggest challenges the EU faces at the start of 2018. read more

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