New PM: Poland to help fight terrorism, reserved on migrants

1. Szydlo opened her speech with a condemnation of last week's attacks in Paris and said that her government's priority will be to ensure the security of Poles and to contribute to the EU's security. She did not specify the means.

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She also vowed solidarity in "sharing what is good" and aiding refugees. But she seemed to indirectly criticize Germany by saying that solidarity does not cover an "export of problems" that some countries brought on themselves.
Szydlo's conservative government was sworn in on Monday and enjoys a parliament majority.