Above the rain soaked streets of Warsaw, the observation deck of the Varso tower overlooks Joseph Stalins gift to Poland that has divided opinion for decades. For some, the Soviet era Palace of Culture and Science is a drunk confectioners nightmare; standing as a relic of oppression that should have been demolished. For others, it is an icon on the skyline and a monumental warning from history. For the managers of the Varso – completed four years ago, as the tallest building in the EU – with...

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