Poland delays judicial reforms, Cuba expands foreign investment, UN aid
Poland's government delays judicial reforms, sparking opposition rallies; Cuba expands foreign companies' access to its wholesale market; the UN releases $160 million in emergency aid.
Background
Poland's ruling party has faced ongoing domestic and international scrutiny over its judicial reform efforts, which critics argue undermine democratic institutions. Meanwhile, Cuba has been gradually opening its economy to foreign investment in an effort to stimulate growth amid long-standing economic challenges.
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