Polish Politics
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Polish government whips up hate against director over migrant film
Germany’s Scholz hints at checks on Polish border amid visa-for-bribes scandal
Assaulted Polish MP urges government to break ‘spiral of hate’ after attack
Polish FM: We will continue to back Ukraine, but we must protect our farmers
Warsaw makes a risky political bet in attacking Ukraine
Poland stops sending weapons to Ukraine, Warsaw says
Poland’s ruling party publishes top secret war plan as a campaign stunt
The government is attacking its predecessors for a plan that would have halted a Russian attack in the center of the country.
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.
Poland, Hungary, Slovakia impose own Ukraine grain bans as EU measure expires
The national bans, besides breaching EU single market rules, also mark a break of solidarity with Kyiv.
Visas-for-bribes scandal rocks Poland’s anti-immigrant government before election
Donald Tusk describes the unfolding events as ‘the biggest scandal of the 21st century in Poland.’
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.
The secret to winning the Polish election: Bashing Tusk
Donald Tusk and Jarosław Kaczyński have turned the upcoming Polish election into a personal fight.
Meet the far-right potential kingmakers in Poland’s election
The party courts libertarians but its members make offensive pronouncements on Jews, women and even eating dogs.
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.
Polish train chaos blamed on radio hackers
IT specialists say radio attacks point to long-standing weaknesses in rail network’s security.
Poland’s ruling party throws the opposition a referendum curveball
The ruling party wants to hold a referendum alongside this October’s parliamentary election.
Poland prime minister floats migration referendum with grim video
Morawiecki seeks to ask voters if they want ‘thousands of illegal immigrants coming from the Middle East and Africa.’
Poland’s president announces election date
Ruling Law and Justice party holds narrow lead over center-right Civic Coalition in the polls.
Poland goes to war (verbally) with Europe’s conservative chief
Polish prime minister challenges EU’s overarching conservative party leader to a debate as they vie for control of the right.
Mushrooms cloud Polish election campaign
Foragers turn on Kaczyński for picking a fight over forest management.
Poland adopts amended Kremlin influence law
Polish opposition says the law could be used to target its leader Donald Tusk ahead of an upcoming election.
Zelenskyy urges cool heads as Poland lashes out at Ukraine in gratitude spat
Polish PM slaps Kyiv down for summoning Warsaw’s ambassador.
Poland captures Russian spy
‘The suspect conducted surveillance of military facilities and seaports,’ Polish Interior Minister Mariusz Kamiński says.
Polish politicians attack migrants for electoral gain
Donald Tusk is toying with anti-migrant language to match the tone of the ruling Law and Justice party.
Nord Stream saboteurs may have used Poland as base of operations, WSJ reports
German investigators are examining why the yacht believed to have been used to carry out the sabotage deviated into Polish waters, Wall Street Journal says.