"Warsaw" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to refer to the capital and largest city in Poland. For example, "The nightlife in Warsaw is well known for having some of the best music venues in Europe."
This is best demonstrated by the decision not to send a minister to the United Nations climate negotiations in Warsaw.
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Most people "have not benefited from the economic change", said Marcin Wolski, a well-known satirist, at Law and Justice's election night gathering in Warsaw.
Jaruzelski preferred to emphasise his reformist credentials, claiming he had been the first Warsaw Pact leader to recognise the significance of Mikhail Gorbachev's ideas.
Jacek Kucharczyk, president of the Institute of Public Affairs, an independent thinktank in Warsaw, said Poland's relations with other European powers would now depend on whether Duda sticks to the relatively moderate agenda he campaigned on or embraces his party leader's more combative foreign policy stance.
When it received a request for extra-judiciary assistance from Minsk in February the public prosecutors in Warsaw promptly supplied details of funds transferred.
The United Nations climate change negotiations taking place in Warsaw have been trivially described as a "stepping stone" towards the next big global deal to cut emissions which, some hope, will be greeted with a giant rubber stamp in Paris in 2015.
In a report in The Australian newspaper, the Abbott Government is said to have already decided that it will not contribute money to any "wealth transfer" proposals being discussed in Warsaw.
I'm sure that In Warsaw, this negative rhetoric is going down like a thong-wearing Australian crossing a wet algae-covered stepping stone in a cyclone.
But Guardian Australia understands the inclusion of this "target range" in a negotiating brief for the Australian delegation to the UN climate conference in Warsaw prompted a lengthy and unresolved discussion in federal Cabinet last Monday and that the matter is due to be discussed again this Monday.
That view is contested by Michal Kami´nski, the leading PiS candidate in Warsaw who is a former spin doctor and campaign manager for Lech Kaczy´nski, the Polish president.
