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giving Brussels leverage in collecting what it’s owed. Both the commission and Poland have two months to appeal the decision. ___ Quell reported from The Hague, Netherlands.

A career diplomat, he has held a number of posts in Brussels, The Hague and Washington. Between 2014 and 2019, he was director-general for political and security affairs at the foreign ministry.

2016-2021 Diplomatic advisor to the Prime Minister on EU-affairs, Ministry of General Affairs, The Hague 2013-2015 Director for Africa, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Hague 2009-2013 Deputy Director ...

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