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Donald Tusk wins parliament’s backing to be new Polish PM
Poland’s next government to keep ban on Ukrainian grain imports
The second coming of Donald Tusk
Poland’s Tusk under pressure to make good on social revolution
Pfizer is suing Poland over vaccines. This is how we got here
Poland’s opposition parties reach coalition agreement
The three parties in the coalition pledge to prioritize security and work to restore the rule of law.
Polish President Duda set to nominate prime minister Monday
The ruling Law and Justice party came first in last month’s election, but doesn’t appear to have enough seats for a governing majority, while Donald Tusk’s opposition does.
What Poland’s surprise election winner means for the world
The surprise winner in Poland’s elections says he saved democracy. His larger legacy could be to strengthen European security.
Welcome back, Donald: EU sighs in relief over Poland election results
With Donald Tusk’s party looking set to lead Poland, EU leaders are happy to have them back in the fold.
Hard-right forces eye top EU jobs as Poland heads to the polls
Europe’s hard right is seeking high-ranking positions in the European Commission as it’s set to become the third-largest force in the European Parliament.
Polish parties scramble for coal miners’ vote in knife-edge election
Parties are resorting to handouts, U-turns and hiding the truth in a bid to win miners’ backing.
In Poland, every party is a farmers’ party
But in the run-up to Sunday’s election, some may have missed the point that not every rural voter is actually a farmer.
How to watch the Polish election like a pro
Everything you need to know about the October 15 general election.
Polish election ‘debate’ descends into farce
Opposition leader Donald Tusk challenges PM Mateusz Morawiecki to a do-over before Sunday’s general election.
7 key faces to watch in the Polish election
Here are POLITICO’s pen portraits of the candidates you need to know.
Kaczyński pulls out of Polish election debate. ‘I’ll be there,’ says Tusk
Jarosław Kaczyński says he’d rather meet voters than talk to ‘liar’ Donald Tusk.
‘Incomprehensible’: How the EU lost control in Ukraine grain fight
The Commission sowed weakness in the spring, and is reaping the consequences in the autumn.
Assaulted Polish MP urges government to break ‘spiral of hate’ after attack
Leading Polish opposition lawmaker Borys Budka blames PiS leader for creating a polarized climate that inspired the attack.
‘Was that man drunk?’ Ukrainian grain fight triggers EU fury
Dispute over food offers a taste of battles to come as Ukraine seeks to join the European Union.
Poland’s ruling party hopes call for German war reparations can swing election
PiS has been generating as much electoral heat as it can over its demand that Berlin pay up for World War II.
Is Poland’s election fair? Pro-government media bias casts a shadow over vote
Press freedom groups say a PiS victory in October would ‘push Poland down the path to emulating the situations in Hungary, Turkey or Russia.’
Poland’s conservatives need the rural vote to stay in power. Will it hold up?
The ruling Law and Justice party faces growing competition for countryside voters as it seeks a record third term.
Poland won’t reopen its border to Ukrainian grain imports, PM says
Ban on imports to five eastern member countries is due to expire on Friday.
Poland’s government under fire after reports of cash-for-visas scheme
The ruling party is scrambling to distance itself from the scandal, which could dent its support ahead of next month’s election.
Polish opposition threatens to go after central bank chief over inflation
Civic Platform vows to hold Adam Glapiński accountable for ‘destroying the independence’ of the central bank, if it wins October’s election.
Most EU countries oppose Polish-led calls to keep Ukraine grain curbs
Ambassadors from 22 of the EU’s 27 member countries were critical or skeptical of push by 5 eastern countries to prolong import ban.
Picnics and prayers: Poland’s ruling conservatives push to win the countryside
The Law and Justice party is courting traditional rural voters ahead of the October election.
Poland’s ruling party throws the opposition a referendum curveball
The ruling party wants to hold a referendum alongside this October’s parliamentary election.