Polish farmers rally against EU climate policies in Warsaw
- Polish farmers protest in Warsaw against EU climate policies and environmental rules.
- Thousands of farmers express their opposition to regulations they claim are harmful to their economy.
- The rally organized by Solidarity union highlights the ongoing tensions between farmers and the EU.
Story: Thousands of Polish farmers marched in Warsaw to protest against EU climate policies and the government. They are unhappy with the Green Deal, a policy that aims to make farming more climate-friendly. The farmers feel that the Green Deal interferes with their work and makes it expensive for them to farm. They want to grow what they choose, not what the EU tells them to. Explanation: The farmers are upset because they believe the Green Deal makes their job harder and more costly. They think it's difficult to meet the requirements set by the EU. They marched in Warsaw to show their opposition to these policies and demand a change. Additional Context: The farmers' protest is organized by Solidarity, a farmers' trade union. They are against the EU's farming policies and want to make their voices heard. The protest also reflects a larger debate about the impact of EU regulations on different sectors of the economy.