Law and Justice (PiS)

Adam Glapiński stands accused of engaging in unauthorized asset purchases and undermining the independence of the central bank.

Poland’s coalition is trying to rid public institutions of the former right-wing Law and Justice government’s influence.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the move is “not a retaliation” against the former Law and Justice administration.

The constitutional revision, backed by an overwhelming majority of the population, put conservatives and the far right in a tough spot.

Farmers are blocking road crossings into Ukraine complaining about unfair competition.

Donald Tusk’s newly elected government has been pushing to restore Warsaw’s fraught relationship with Brussels.

Warsaw and EU Commission will on Tuesday present a plan seeking to restore rule of law and end the EU’s sanctions procedures against it.

Foreign Minister Sikorski proposes alternative settlement, such as investments in Poland’s defense.

Janusz Wojciechowski is said to be “seriously considering” resigning after speaking to the leader of Poland’s Law and Justice party.

The prime minister says easing Poland’s near-total abortion ban is a priority, but he’s facing stiff opposition from within.

The next European Parliament looks more pro-Russian and less green than the current one. Could a far-right EU really happen?

Polish president had said on Friday that he didn’t know if Kyiv would “regain Crimea” from Russian occupation.

The move is a significant setback for Duda, who is embroiled in a fight over rule of law with new PM Donald Tusk.

The new government in Warsaw has dismissed concerns that President Duda could block reforms.

European Commission says it is still assessing the situation.

Truckers and farmers blocked the border for weeks to protest Ukrainian competition but, overall, the Polish economy is gaining from the EU’s eastward opening.

Piotr Wawrzyk’s arrest comes amid a fierce clash over the rule of law in Poland.

The new government’s decisive move to liberate state media ‘raises serious legal questions,’ says an NGO.

The move is the most high-profile conflict yet between President Andrzej Duda and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

The seismic change in Polish election was ’caused by concern, fear, hope and dreams,’ new leader says.

Outgoing PM Mateusz Morawiecki lost a vote of confidence on Monday.

Hopes for an immediate thaw in trade relations between Warsaw and Kyiv will have to wait.

Hopes are high that Poland will now work with Paris and Berlin to revitalize the EU — but Tusk’s domestic problems offer a reality check.