Law and Justice (PiS)

Opponents fear the Law and Justice party is trying to eliminate opposition leader Donald Tusk from national politics.

Agriculture Commissioner Janusz Wojciechowski has been spending an awful lot of time in his native Poland — to the detriment of his EU duties, critics say.

Janusz Wojciechowski accused of going AWOL to electioneer in his native Poland, amid calls to resign.

Poland’s ruling party is putting politics first as it looks to shore up support in the countryside ahead of this fall’s election.

Polish farmers are protesting over a surge in grain shipments redirected through their market, months before national elections.

Brussels says constitutional court ‘no longer meets the requirements of an independent and impartial tribunal.’

Industry says Warsaw’s new legislation undermines goal to boost onshore wind.

Democrats and Republicans alike can learn from the only other country to roll back the legal right to abortion in the last 15 years.

Warsaw and Brussels have repeatedly clashed over Poland’s disregard for the EU rule of law.

During visit to Warsaw, Annalena Baerbock rejects demand for €1.3T.

Efforts to jointly investigate the causes of the environmental disaster failed, putting the future of the river in question.

Przemysław Czarnek retracts his statement from 2020 but says he stands by his views.

Poland failing to cooperate with EU inquiry into spyware, parliamentarians warn.

Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party wants Berlin to pay €1.3 trillion in wartime reparations.

Poland’s nationalist government is losing traction in the countryside, and a wedding scandal isn’t helping.

The environmental disaster sparked a political backlash in Poland for mishandling the situation.

The pollution is ‘definitely’ man-made if fish deaths are linked to algae, researchers said.

There’s no clear cause for the pollution problem on the Oder River, but it’s turning into a political problem for the ruling Law and Justice party.

The opposition fears the fight with Brussels would push Poland out of the EU.

Warsaw is balking at demands from Brussels to do more to roll back judicial changes in return for EU cash.

‘I do not consult on rulings with anyone,’ Julia Przyłębska tells POLITICO amid accusations that her decisions have helped enable the government’s controversial reforms.

Both the government and the opposition are pointing fingers over who’s to blame for rising prices ahead of next year’s parliamentary election.