Jarosław Kaczyński
Poland’s Kaczyński slams Orbán for refusing to condemn Bucha killings
It’s a sign of growing tensions between the two allies over how to treat Russia.
Poland’s Kaczyński criticizes Germany’s refusal to cut energy ties with Russia
Poland’s 10-point plan to save Ukraine
Ukraine war turns Poland into America’s ‘indispensable’ ally
Leaders of Poland, Czech Republic, Slovenia to visit Kyiv on Tuesday
MEP who appears to give Nazi salute in European Parliament faces sanctions procedure
Rule of law: Viktor Orbán should brace for impact
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Poland’s ruling party tries to block phone hack inquiry
The fate of a commission to investigate illegal hacking by Pegasus malware rests with a former rock musician.
Poland’s central bank chief races to catch inflation surge
After downplaying the risk of inflation, the National Bank of Poland’s chief is playing catch-up.
Polish leader under fire over Pegasus hack scandal
Watchdog chief wants to summon Jarosław Kaczyński to testify about alleged spying on the opposition.
Poland’s Watergate: Ruling party leader admits country has Pegasus hacking software
Amnesty International confirms opposition politician’s charges that his phone was hacked during election campaign.
Poland’s Duda looks to avert US clash by vetoing media law
Washington warned NATO ally Warsaw against a crack down on American-owned broadcaster.
2022 will be critical for the rule of law
Europe’s troublemakers face tough electoral challenges.
European far-right leaders fail to tie the knot
Warsaw meeting discussed closer cooperation and aligning European Parliament votes, but made no mention of common political group.
Donald Tusk says Warsaw ‘retreating’ on rule of law
Opposition leader vows that top government officials will be brought to justice if they lose next election.
Poland’s ‘Russian roulette’ with the EU
The ruling party’s effort to put the domestic judicial system under tighter political control is setting off a European conflagration.
Polish PM warns of ‘dangerous’ EU effort to control members
Mateusz Morawiecki writes to his fellow EU leaders ahead of a crucial week in relations between Brussels and Warsaw.
Poland’s Kaczyński to quit government role and focus on party leadership
The country’s de facto ruler has been largely invisible in the government.
Poland plans border wall with Belarus
A state of emergency has been in force in the border zone with Belarus since September 2.
Polish opposition sounds Polexit alarm and calls for protests
Warsaw and Brussels have crossed swords over whether Poland will accept rulings from the European courts.
German election poses risks for von der Leyen
Commission president could find herself in a tense relationship with the government of her own country.
Poland’s top court postpones a decision on the constitutionality of EU law
The case is tied to the fight between Warsaw and Brussels over Poland’s legal system reforms.
Poland’s vaccine skeptics create a political headache
The core areas of support for the Law and Justice party are also the wariest of vaccines.
Polish ruling coalition collapses amid media law protests
The White House is keeping a close eye on a media bill up for a vote Wednesday that could disrupt ties between the NATO allies.
Poland on brink of backing down in EU legal scrap
Kaczynski says controversial mechanism will go in September.
The 5 looming crises in Polish politics
If things go wrong for the ruling United Right coalition, the country could see a snap election.
5 ways the EU’s democracy crisis could end
From exits for Hungary and Poland to a more populist union, how Europe might deal with its deep divisions.
Tusk returns to Polish politics denouncing ‘evil’ ruling party
The battered opposition Civic Platform party sees Tusk as a potential political savior.
Polish lower house passes bill that will limit Jews’ property restitution claims
The legislation could make it harder for Jews to claim property seized during the Holocaust.
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