This was the week in which liberals and democrats started to hate farmers, claiming they are doing Putin’s and Kaczyński’s bidding while also owning expensive tractors, writes Wiktor Świetlik for portal Interia.pl
CitizenLab researchers identified hundreds of news sites across Europe that are being infiltrated with Chinese government propaganda disguised as legitimate news stories
The right in Europe needs to sit up and take notice of what is happening in Poland and the implications of in terms of what may be tried elsewhere, writes Michał Karnowski for portal wPolityce.pl
Polish conservative leadership is too old, the party had no plan B in the case of election defeat, and nearly all media is now in the hands of liberals, argues Historian Prof. Andrzej Nowak, who is blaming PiS party leader Jarosław Kaczyński for the ongoing disaster
The proposal to make all instances of sex without expressed consent by women an act of rape is nothing to cheer but will lead to enormous social problems, writes Łukasz Warzecha for portal Salon24.pl
Navalny remains an enigma, as we still do not know enough about his view of the world and what kind of Russia he wanted, but his death marks the end of false hopes in the West that there could be an alternative Russian leader they could do business with again, writes Jakub Maciejewski for news outlet wPolityce.pl
Poland's previous conservative government treated its relationship with the United States as a priority, and it is understandable that the Americans want to ensure that Tusk's administration will do the same, writes Warsaw University's Jarosław Szczepański
Poland is now the most attractive country in Europe for investors, largely due to Poland’s relatively low energy prices and skilled workforce, according to Focus weekly magazine
Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski is behind both Speaker of Parliament Szymon Hołownia and the former PiS PM Mateusz Morawiecki, according to the latest opinion poll on the presidential election due in 2025
Events in Poland have shown that liberal democrats are more than capable of abandoning liberal democracy and adopting authoritarian methods with the help of their supporters and the establishment, writes Rafał Woś for portal Interia.pl
Czesław Siekierski was responding to a Ukrainian mayor's description of Polish farmers blockading the Polish-Ukrainian border as "pro-Russian provocateurs"
A clear majority of Poles are in favor of continuing the construction of the planned airport and transport hub, according to a poll published in the daily Rzeczpospolita
The self-flagellation of journalists on Polish state TVP apologizing to LGBT activists for past "sins" of the public broadcaster is rather typical of the woke culture sweeping across the West, writes Goran Andrijanic for portal wPolityce.pl
MP Jan Krzysztof Ardanowski, former agriculture minister and presently adviser to President Duda, has criticized the conservatives (PiS) leadership for leading the party to being a "sofa for geriatrics"
By lecturing Republican senators, the Polish PM has exhibited harmful arrogance at a time when the Polish government should be doing everything it can to secure good relations with a potential Republican administration, writes Łukasz Warzecha for portal Salon24.pl
Public broadcaster TVP, which has been taken over by the Tusk government, published a poll on Feb. 10 regarding the upcoming local government elections that deliberately manipulated the figures to show the ruling party was way ahead
In the wake of Donald Trump's victory, Dalibor Rohac from the American Enterprise Institute suggests Poland should seek nuclear weapons to bolster the security of Europe's eastern flank
Poles could soon be prosecuted for saying that marriage is a union between a man and a woman, with Catholics being forced to choose between staying true to their religious beliefs and staying out of prison
According to Law and Justice (PiS) MP Dariusz Matecki, the two MPs, Mariusz Kamiński and Maciej Wąsik, who on Wednesday were stopped from entering the parliamentary building on the orders of the speaker of parliament, have every right to be there and the sight of them being stopped by armed parliamentary guards was shameful
Poland seeks European Union support to bolster its defense capabilities, amidst concerns over a potential collapse of the Ukrainian front and growing tensions with Russia
The Polish minority in Lithuania should have the right to use Polish names in official documents, said the speaker of the lower house of the Polish parliament during his visit to Lithuania
The rating agency Fitch highlights the escalation of political tensions in Poland as a significant risk to the country's governmental effectiveness and fiscal consolidation efforts
In an era where historical terms rarely make a comeback, the term "kulak" has been resurrected in the European Union, but with a contemporary twist that pits the digital world against the tangible world, writes Polish columnist Grzegorz Górny
Polish farmers have declared a nationwide strike, intending to blockade all border crossings with Ukraine, in response to what they describe as a catastrophic impact of EU policies
Tusk is facing pressure from the radical left to take an even more brutal approach to the former conservative ruling government, while at the same time facing criticism from left-wing journalists for his heavy-handed tactics
The new Polish government failed to stand up for Polish farmers and secure compensation for costs of the war in Ukraine, said former PM Mateusz Morawiecki
The former ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party has selected a young candidate for Warsaw mayor in order to test him as a potential candidate in the Polish presidential elections due next year
A recent study by the Center for Public Opinion Research (CBOS) highlights a prevailing sense of irritation, nervousness and fear among Poles regarding the country's current state, casting a shadow over the government's public perception
Foreign property speculators are buying up whole apartment blocks in Warsaw in order to cash in on the rental property boom, which is fueling the affordability crisis for ordinary Poles
As Donald Tusk prepares for a cultural upheaval in Poland, the Church emerges as the principal defender of societal values, writes columnist Goran Andrijanić
Conservative news outlet wPolityce.pl has obtained a Ministry of Culture list of organizations for which cooperation and public funding is to be forbidden
The arrest of 2 opposition conservative MPs in Poland's Presidential Palace and their subsequent hunger strike has shaken Polish politics. Here is the backstory about this explosive case.
Jarosław Kaczyński's recent assertion that the EU's fight for rule of law in Poland is "nothing but a grand comedy" has sparked both controversy and a moment of harsh truth, writes Paweł Lisicki, editor of the conservative Do Rzeczy weekly
A recent poll shows support for the Civic Coalition (KO) nearly matching that for the Law and Justice (PiS) party, reflecting a potential change in Poland's political landscape under the new ruling left-liberal coalition
The lower limits will allow EU farmers some breathing room when it comes to agricultural imports from Ukraine, but they're still far higher than before the war
Donald Tusk's policy is fundamentally based on one long-term assumption: Jarosław Kaczyński can never return to power, writes Andrzej Stankiewicz, deputy editor of the liberal news outlet Onet
Donald Tusk vowed just three weeks ago that Poland wouldn't accept a single migrant under the EU Migration Pact. What he didn't tell the public, however, is that his government is still preparing to waive through the migration reforms but will write a blank check to Brussels in exchange for refusing migrant quotas
A 21-year-old Polish man died following a violent confrontation with two foreign nationals in the heart of Wrocław early Saturday morning, with police detaining the suspects
Once Polish liberals decide that democracy belongs solely to them, the line between the good of their group and the good of democracy becomes blurred, writes Polish columnist Rafał Woś
The European Commission's video clip for International Holocaust Day, which mentioned Auschwitz as being in Poland without providing context about the perpetrators, was corrected to include the context of German occupation after an uproar on Polish social media
The justification of "cleaning up after PiS" has become a ubiquitous mantra for the current government in Poland. Yet, instead of witnessing a cleanup, we are plunged into unprecedented chaos, writes conservative columnist Łukasz Warzecha
Belarusians have overtaken Ukrainians as the fastest-growing group of foreign workers in Poland, according to the latest data from the Social Insurance Institution (ZUS)
According to Mariusz Kamiński, the PiS MP who was on a hunger strike, on the last day of his prison sentence he was strapped to a bed and an extremely painful attempt was made to force a feeding tube up his nose
Farmers in Poland took action on Wednesday in at least 180 locations to oppose the implementation of the EU's Green Deal program and the uncontrolled influx of goods from Ukraine
In a targeted operation, Warsaw's Border Guard and police officers detained several foreign nationals illegally residing in Poland while working as drivers for popular ride-sharing apps
On Tuesday evening, former Polish ministers Mariusz Kamiński and Maciej Wąsik were released from prison after President Andrzej Duda granted them a pardon, sparking significant public and political reactions
Polish PM Donald Tusk has made it clear he would like all the parties that make up his governing coalition to form one list in the local elections, but this will be thwarted by the parties that make up the Third Way electoral alliance
During a conference in Krakow, Elon Musk emphasized the importance of freedom of speech and media as key defenses against indoctrination, propaganda, and the teaching of hatred
Polish courts have ruled that the culture minister’s decision to liquidate public media was invalid, but he refuses to accept that verdict, meaning he is breaking the law, argues senior lawyer and former head of the National Media Council Marek Markiewicz
A video from a traditional Polish prom has captivated the internet, even reaching audiences in the United States, as netizens admire the charm of Polish customs
In a strong stand against government plans to penalize what it calls "hate speech," Poland's Confederation party asserts the need for free and unrestricted public discourse
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