Poland Begins Work on New EU-Belarus Border Wall
Polish contractors began work on a new 353-million euro ($407 million) wall along the Belarus border aimed at deterring migrant ...
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Teenage Syrian Laid to Rest by Poland-Belarus Border
A Syrian teenager who drowned last month while trying to cross a river into the EU from Belarus was laid ...
Polish Court Defies EU as Critics Warn on ‘Polexit’
Poland's Constitutional Court defied the European Union on Wednesday with a ruling that government critics said puts a question mark ...
In World First, Polish Pharmaceutical Company Produces Plasma-Derived COVID Drug
Polish pharmaceutical company Biomed Lublin has started producing a coronavirus drug from human plasma with COVID-19 antibodies.
Polish Opposition MPs Wear LGBTQ Flag in Protest Against President Duda
A group of Polish opposition MPs wore the rainbow colors of the LGBT flag in protest against President Andrzej Duda ...
Polish Government Walks Back Plans to Abandon Treaty Protecting Women
Poland's right-wing government went into damage control on Monday after it said it planned to withdraw from the Istanbul Convention, ...
Europe’s East-West Divide: Tolerance With Authoritarian Characteristics
Hungary's Orbán sees Europe divided not only by political values but also by primordial regional cultures. And he is happy ...
Populist President Duda Wins Re-Election in Poland
Poland's presidential election has been won by the incumbent Andrej Duda from the Law and Justice party (PiS) after narrowly ...
Liberal Inches Ahead in Tight Polish Election: Surveys
A liberal contender could narrowly defeat Poland's right-wing incumbent president in a knife-edge election on Sunday.
US, EU Keep Close Eye as Poland Votes in Key Election
The future of Poland's right-wing government hangs in the balance as Poles prepare to vote on Sunday in a tight ...
‘Muzzle Law’ Ends Poland’s Ability to Call Itself a Democracy
Poland's controversial bill aimed at punishing justices who question controversial reforms will shackle the judicial bench to the ruling power ...
Illiberals and Anti-Liberals: Beginning of a ‘Beautiful’ Friendship?
The terms illiberal and anti-liberal are often used interchangeably without much consideration for the terms’ differences. We would understand these kind of regimes better ...
What is at Stake in Poland’s Elections?
If Poland's ruling party gets another four years to advance to the next stage of its agenda, incomparably more damage ...
Has the ‘Soaring Polish Eagle’ Become a Renegade?
Dubbed the 'soaring Polish eagle,' all outward signs suggested Poland was successfully embracing liberal democratic values after the 1989 fall ...
Polish Police Arrest Leader of UK’s Largest Ever Modern Slavery Ring
The gang lured hundreds of Polish homeless people and drug addicts to what British prosecutors called "the largest modern slavery" ...
Visegradism, Babisism, and the Dangers of Selfishness as a Political Program
An anti-EU ideology of 'Visegradism' has emerged in Central Europe, characterized by selfish, nationalist politics. It will not be easy ...
Is Poland’s Liberal Democracy in Ruins?
Poland's democratic decline is apparent, but it is too early and pessimistic to speak of the beginning of the end of ...
Polish Hotel Cancels Rooms for German Far-Right MPs
Lawmakers from Germany's far-right AfD party had to cancel plans to gather in neighboring Poland after their hotel cancelled their ...
EU Court Rules Poland’s Judicial Reforms Illegal, Threatens Fines
If the European Commission, the 28-nation E.U.'s executive arm, finds Poland has failed to comply with the ruling, it may ...
30 Years of Post-Communism in Poland: What Should be Remembered?
Three decades after the fall of communism in Eastern Europe, dictatorial regimes re-consolidate in Poland, Hungary, and Russia, while similar ...
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