Polish President Apologizes for Russian Embassy Violence

Poland's President apologized on Wednesday after far-right protesters threw firecrackers at the Russian embassy in Warsaw, triggering a tit-for-tat attack in Moscow and a heated diplomatic spat. During Monday's celebrations of Polish Independence Day, police had to use rubber bullets to break up groups of masked far-right youths during an annual march in the center of the capital. When the march reached the Russian embassy - symbol for some Poles of decades of Soviet domination...

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