Polish Politics

Move shows that president is set to be thorn in flank of likely next PM Donald Tusk.

The former and perhaps future defense minister, Tomasz Siemoniak, says allies should see Poland as a predictable partner.

The head of the coalition government would be former PM Donald Tusk.

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The surprise winner in Poland’s elections says he saved democracy. His larger legacy could be to strengthen European security.

The Law and Justice party comes up short after ruling since 2015, ushering in radical change for the country.

It’s not going to be fast or easy for a new government to roll back 8 years of actions by the Law and Justice party.

If vote counting confirms the result, it would mark a dramatic change of direction after a very hard-fought election campaign.

The far-right Confederation party could be crucial in forming a new government — but its leaders have to decide if they want to play ball.

The likeliest outcome of the vote is a chaotic scramble to build a coalition — and perhaps an early snap election.

Parties are resorting to handouts, U-turns and hiding the truth in a bid to win miners’ backing.

But in the run-up to Sunday’s election, some may have missed the point that not every rural voter is actually a farmer.

Everything you need to know about the October 15 general election.

It’s a blow for the ruling party, which has been portraying itself as strong on defense ahead of the October 15 election.

Opposition leader Donald Tusk challenges PM Mateusz Morawiecki to a do-over before Sunday’s general election.

Here are POLITICO’s pen portraits of the candidates you need to know.

Despite signing on to an EU-wide agreement on migration, Warsaw and Budapest say they won’t back a declaration in Granada.

Jarosław Kaczyński says he’d rather meet voters than talk to ‘liar’ Donald Tusk.

The country is so divided and dysfunctional after eight years of populist rule that it will be difficult to change much — no matter who wins.

From Poland to Washington and the suburbs of London, digital election tactics threaten to poison politics next year.

The opposition hopes the massive turnout will change its fortunes going into the October 15 election, but its supporters are tense.

Police in the 3 countries will work together to combat illegal migration and to identify smuggler routes.

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Some economists argue the Games might not be a good financial deal for hosts.