PM Kopacz: Poland may resettle more refugees

Polish Prime Minister Ewa Kopacz said on Tuesday that due to the unexpected number of refugees coming to the EU, Poland may renegotiate quotas for migrant intakes. "I understand that now we are not talking about 2,200 since a bigger number of refugees is coming and that this distribution will be reconsidered. A new declaration will have to be presented by Poland," Kopacz said. "We will be assessing our possibilities but we will approach the matter responsibly," she added. In July, Poland agreed to accept 2,000 migrants from Syria and North Africa by 2017.