After Ukraine sues Poland, former Polish PM slams Ukraine’s aggressive attitude towards an ally
Poland’s former PM criticized Ukraine’s trade minister for attacking Poland over its ban on Ukrainian grain
‘If it weren’t for Poland, Western Europe would be swamped with new arrivals’
As another wave of migration descends on Europe, the lies of Ursula von der Leyen and a newly acclaimed Polish film director have much in common when it comes to slandering Poland, writes columnist Marzena Nykiel
Survey: Poles fear left-liberal opposition election victory will lead to open borders
One of the important topics of the election campaign in Poland is the issue of immigration
Grain wars: Solidarity between Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Bulgaria and Romania over grain embargo may be breaking down
Poland’s minister of agriculture admits that the five frontline states are grappling over the continuation of the EU’s grain embargo after Sept. 15
Lifting of EU embargo on Ukrainian grain would spell death knell for Polish farming, says former agriculture minister
Jan Krzysztof Ardanowski, the former agriculture minister for the ruling conservative PiS, fears that if the European Commission decides to lift the grain embargo, it will cause an unprecedented crisis for Polish agriculture
Germany is turning Ukraine against Poland
The latest talks between the EU and Ukraine have become dominated by Germany, but very little has been officially revealed as to their content, writes Jakub Maciejewski
Nine EU countries have still not received any money from the Covid-19 Recovery Fund
The release of money is being held up due to bureaucracy and political pressure, while interest on the loans used to finance the fund has spiked dramatically
EU wants to take control of Poland’s land, forests and water
Taking control away from Poles over their own territory would be tantamount to yet another partition, writes Stanisław Janecki
Departing German ambassador in Warsaw should tell Berlin to pay reparations and stop interfering in Polish affairs
German Ambassador Thomas Bagger has ended his mission in Warsaw with his usual arrogance and patronizing attitude toward Poland, writes Wojciech Biedroń
Poland: Tusk says ruling Polish government has allowed mass immigration, Kaczyński fires back
Donald Tusk has attacked the ruling party leader as hypocritical over Poland admitting large numbers of migrants while opposing the EU’s migration pact
Plurality of Poles believe the EU wants to bring down Poland’s conservative government
39 percent of Poles believe the EU aims to oust the Law and Justice government, a recent survey shows
New EU rules will see millions of Poles at risk of losing the ability to sell or rent homes
Failure to comply with the EU regulations aimed at improving energy efficiency may result in restricted property transactions and significant financial implications for homeowners
Poland: Leader of ruling PiS calls for national referendum on EU’s forced migration relocation policy as Polish parliament passes a resolution slamming the migration pact
Kaczyński also ridiculed the proposed charge of €22,000 per migrant turned down versus the €100 per Ukrainian refugee offered to Poland
‘Polish policy, beautiful’ – Australian Muslim influencer praises Poland’s strict migration policies, says the West imported ‘garbage’ who don’t want to work
“These Islamic extremists, they don’t want to work, they want free welfare. They want to marry French women with blond hair and blue eyes.”
EXCLUSIVE: Spain’s Vox party is ‘determined to change all the public policies of the left on energy, food sovereignty, security, immigration and taxes,’ says conservative leader MEP Jorge Buxadé
In an exclusive interview with Remix News conducted a few days after CPAC Hungary 2023, Jorge Buxadé, who is the vice-president of Spain’s Vox party and leader of the Vox delegation in the European Parliament, explains why the government of Pedro Sánchez is allowed to trample on the rule of law and democratic principles when Poland and Hungary are constantly attacked by Brussels for much less
Scholz’s call to end unanimous voting is a call for a European superstate, says senior Polish MEP
Jacek Saryusz-Wolski says France and Germany would rule at the expense of small and medium-sized member states
Germany is using ‘blackmail’ to try to end EU right to veto, says Polish President Duda
Polish President Andrzej Duda criticized German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s remarks calling for more qualified majority voting in the European Council
Poland has best chance in a century to take leadership role in Europe
Experts from the Atlantic Council, Daniel Fried and Aaron Korewa, however, warn that Poland’s potential to shape the European agenda could be hindered by disputes with the EU and Germany
Germany and Poland want sanctions on Russian nuclear fuel exports, but Hungary, Czechia, Bulgaria and Slovakia are opposed
Germany, Poland, and the Baltic countries are calling for a ban on Russian nuclear fuel, while Bulgaria, Czechia, Slovakia and Hungary oppose sanctions
Poland rejects new EU voting change that would see Brussels gain control of defense and foreign policy
The Polish foreign ministry says it will defend the principle of unanimity in the EU on foreign, security and defense policy matters and does not foresee itself waiving that right in favor of qualified majority voting
EU’s ‘Fit for 55’ will cost €5-10 trillion and Europeans will pay for it, warns Polish MEP
Zbigniew Kuźmiuk warns that the cost related to the EU’s “green revolution” for business and individual households will be astronomical
Zelensky’s visit to Warsaw is a clear signal of Ukraine’s determination to join the EU and NATO, says former Polish ambassador to Ukraine
The visit of the Ukrainian president to Warsaw on Wednesday could lead to potential announcements related to joint economic and military ventures, says Poland’s former top diplomat in Ukraine
Poles are leaving Britain to return to Europe’s new land of opportunity
As Polish economic growth paves the way for higher living standards, the pull factor of many Western nations has become less effective, reads a report in the London Sunday Times
Polish PM defends nation state and remains defiant on German reparations claim
Mateusz Morawiecki offered his remarks during a lecture at Heidelberg University in Germany on Monday
The plan to end Poland
The dissolution of Poland cannot be achieved without destroying Polish heritage, traditions and spirit, which means questioning the country’s heroes and breaking the social ties that bind the nation together, writes Polish columnist Michał Karnowski
Poland leaving EU climate policy would be akin to Polexit, warns Morawiecki
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki argues that climate policy is now the core of the EU and any attempt for Poland to extricate itself from it would be tantamount to leaving the EU
Opening Poland’s market to Ukrainian grain was a huge mistake, says former Polish agriculture minister
Marek Sawicki, former agriculture minister, has said that giving Ukrainian grain free access to the Polish market was a mistake that has cost Polish farmers
Poland will send MiG fighter jets to Ukraine under one condition
Poland’s leader says that Ukraine will also receive F-16s in the future
Poland is against an EU ban on internal combustion engines, wants to build a coalition against the law
Poland’s environment minister said there is a growing number of countries saying in private that an EU ban on combustion engines is untenable
Can Poland overtake UK economy by the end of 2030?
The West is beginning to see that between the Oder and the Bug rivers, between the Baltic and the Tatra Mountains, there is a country that is beginning to compete with the biggest players in Europe, writes editor of Polish Sieci weekly Jacek Karnowski
Polish parliament approves legislation to attempt to unlock billions in EU funding
Now, the legislation must be approved by President Andrzej Duda, who has been critical of the measure, as he believes it questions the propriety of his judicial appointments
Biden has come around on Poland
U.S. President Joe Biden has, along with many others, been on a journey with regard to appreciating Poland, writes columnist Krzysztof Karnkowski
Polish farmers say country is being flooded with cheap, low-quality Ukrainian grain
Poland’s agriculture minister is denying claims that the grain being imported to Poland from Ukraine has been sprayed with chemicals unauthorized in the EU
Polish PM Morawiecki warns against relations with Russia in Berlin as a ‘pact with the devil’
The Polish leader was speaking during a visit to Berlin on Monday
EU hell-bent on destroying Poland in effort to oust conservative government
The desire to change the government in Poland means Brussels is ready to bring Poland to the brink of ruin, writes senior conservative political commentator and former Polish politician Jan Rokita
Poland has its back to the wall over sovereignty
German pressure to remove member states’ veto power is a threat to Polish sovereignty, argues Jacek Karnowski, editor-in-chief of Poland’s Sieci newspaper
‘We will change Europe’ – Polish PM Morawiecki tells Italian media he and Italian PM Meloni will return to Europe to a union of homelands
According to Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki, the European Union needs to return to the idea of a Europe of nations in order to be stronger and deal with the Russian threat


Exclusive: ‘Being corrupted by Qatar, the nerve center of the Muslim Brotherhood, is high treason,’ says French MEP Nicolas Bay
In an exclusive interview with French MEP Nicolas Bay, executive vice-president of Éric Zemmour’s Reconquest party, he discusses the far-reaching implications of the “Qatargate” scandal in the European Parliament and his hopes of seeing French right-wing parties follow the example set by Italy’s ruling coalition led by Giorgia Meloni to seize power in France and change the game in Brussels.
Polish PM does victory lap after Germany drops opposition to EU price cap on Russian gas
Mateusz Morawiecki has hailed the agreement within the EU to set a maximum price of €180 per MWh as the end of the road for Gazprom and Russia in terms of manipulating the gas market
Should Poland compromise with the EU?
A compromise with Brussels to unlock EU funds, which would mean Poland retreating from judicial reform, is a difficult but necessary compromise, argues political commentator Michał Karnowski
Brussels’ corruption scandal shows the EU is rotten to the core
The shocking case of corruption in the European Parliament shows the lack of real audit mechanisms and democratic tools to oversee the Mandarin caste that is ruling Europe, writes Polish political commentator Adrian Stankowski
EU countries prepare to send thousands of illegal migrants back to Poland where they can gain citizenship after just a year
Poland has a problem
Will the EU speed up accession of Western Balkans following Russian invasion of Ukraine?
The EU has chosen to hold a summit on the Western Balkans for the first time in the region itself, indicating it is waking up to the fact that Russia and China have been increasing their influence in the region, writes Goran Andrijanić
Three Seas: Via Carpatia highway project receives special EU label and more money
The Via Carpatia highway project is now listed among the major communication routes of the EU, which means more funding
Poll: Polish citizens bend to EU, agree Poland should follow Brussels’ orders to receive recovery funds
The majority of Poles believe Poland’s ruling coalition should comply with the EU requirements even if it means the coalition breaking apart, recent poll suggests
Italy’s ‘tough’ new immigration policy for boat migrants is actually a sign of weakness
Conservatives are applauding Italy’s stance on NGO migrant boats, but the current policy will fail when it comes to halting illegal immigration
Poland draws a line in the sand with the EU: ‘We fulfilled the requirements, and we are owed the funds,’ says Polish president
EU politicians and officials have been turning the financial screws on Poland. Has the country finally had enough?
Polish president wants Montenegro in Three Seas Initiative
Poland supports EU membership for all countries in the western Balkans
Brussels: The capital of double standards
Political murders, defrauding the EU for funds, instability in EU member states? For Brussels, Poland is a bigger concern, writes Polish MEP Ryszard Czarnecki
Europe’s border crisis grows, Hungary reports nearly 200,000 migrants entering its territory illegally this year
The migrant crisis is only getting worse for Europe, and the latest figures from Hungary prove it


A hostile EU is behind Hungary’s weakening currency
Brussels is conducting financial warfare against Hungary
Germany set to cave to pressure over EU-wide gas purchasing and price cap plan
Germany has been criticized by European commissioners for undermining the functioning of the single market
Poland can rely on Meloni, says Italian commentator
According to Italian journalist Enrico Buscema, Italy will back a Europe of nation states
Can Italian conservatives stop the EU left-liberal juggernaut? 4 major challenges lie ahead
Italy’s populist-conservatives face four major challenges as they move to take power


Shock: EU commission president threatens Italy on eve of election, says Brussels has ‘tools’ if wrong parties win
Italian politicians are asking Ursula von der Leyen not to intervene in Italian elections after her stunning threat just days before citizens choose their new government
Poland and Hungary agreed to drop their veto rights in 2020, and now they can’t get funds, says Poland’s right-wing Confederation leader
Krzysztof Bosak says the present governments in Warsaw and Budapest have only themselves to blame for problems in obtaining EU funding


What does the right’s historic victory in Sweden mean for Europe?
The Sweden Democrats face real challenges ahead but also an unprecedented opportunity to change Sweden for the better
Mysterious increase in deaths across Europe
Scientists and data specialists are puzzled by the growing increase in deaths recorded in Europe
Poland can leapfrog France and Germany as the US’ closest ally in the EU
Poland must work on building its political credibility as a partner and ally not only to the U.S. but also in the EU, writes political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
Poland celebrates EU visa restrictions on Russians
Polish foreign minister Zbigniew Rau, speaking after the summit of EU foreign ministers in Prague, said that tourist visas for Russians in their current form will effectively cease to be issued
Poland: Polling shows annoyance with Brussels and fear of coping without EU funds
Opinion surveys show that Poles disapprove of Brussels’ decision to withhold EU funding but also fear that Poland will not be able to cope without such funding
‘Germany is in trouble and Scholz knows it,’ says Polish MEP
Germany is losing its position as the EU’s leader, says a prominent Polish MEP
Shock: Germany and France in a world of hurt as power prices hit fresh records, gas price up over 1,200%
New data shows German consumer confidence has collapsed to a record low as fears of soaring energy bills shock all of Europe
Germany holds the answer to soaring energy prices
Germany significantly influences European energy prices, thanks to its energy policy and the size of its market, writes energy expert Jaroslav Míl
Some Polish opposition politicians are siding with Germany and rejecting a ban on visas for Russians
It is not a coincidence that some Civic Platform (PO) politicians, together with German politicians, disagree on banning visas for Russians, said Prof. Przemysław Żurawski vel Grajewski, an expert on international relations
Poland will obtain money from EU Recovery Fund, says PM Morawiecki
Despite signs the EU may withhold funding, Poland’s prime minister claims his country will obtain the promised money
Von der Leyen broke the deal, now we have nowhere to retreat to and we must act, says Kaczyński
Poland’s ruling party leader is against the government entering into any more negotiations with the European Commission over the release of EU funds
EU’s sanctions on Poland more severe than those imposed on Russia
It is a paradox that Poland, the country doing the most to help Ukraine, is the subject of harsher EU sanctions than the aggressor Russia, writes political commentator and former conservative politician Jan Rokita
The first month of the Czech presidency is a success, but at what cost?
So far, Czechia has saved enough gas for the entire EU
It is time to give up the EU recovery funds, says senior Polish MEP
MEP Zdzisław Krasnodębski calls on Poland to change its strategy and method of negotiating with the European Union
Where is the Polish opposition heading?
In a time of great danger to state security, the main opposition party proposes a cultural revolution and calls for nationwide social protests, warns Prof. Mieczysław Ryba, a historian at John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin
The US will lose its position in Europe if it cannot stop Germany working in favor of Russia
If the U.S. stands idly by in the face of German efforts to dominate the EU, Russia along with Germany will dominate Europe, warns publicist and former Polish Minister of Defense Jan Parys
Terror threat across Europe still high as Ukraine war poses new challenges
The threat of radicalization among both religious and political factions remains high across Europe, according to Europol
Polish opposition would give away power to Berlin and Brussels
Polish opposition’s lack of reaction to Scholz’s new plan to liquidate the right to veto is alarming, writes Jacek Karnowski
EU ‘stabbing Poland in the back,’ says former foreign minister
MEP Witold Waszczykowski tells portal wPolityce.pl that Poland should be assertive in vetoing or blocking EU decisions whenever possible
The EU’s principle of unanimity is essential for the bloc’s survival
The principle that all 27 EU nations must agree on major policy decisions is essential for the European Union to maintain unity, which is a prerequisite for its survival, writes Marek A. Cichocki
The European Commission does not care about rule of law, it wants to subjugate
The European Commission really just wants Poland to give up its sovereignty, writes Marzena Nykiel on portal wPolityce.pl
Poland building coalition to fight EU’s ban on gas and diesel cars
Czechia and Poland will oppose the planned EU ban on combustion cars, and other countries may join them
Asylum applications almost double across EU so far this year, and only a small fraction are from Ukraine
Most asylum seekers are still arriving from Islamic countries, with Germany a favorite destination for many
Majority of Poles oppose closure of coal mines
According to the Social Changes survey, there is no social support for the EU’s campaign to reduce Poland’s coal extraction
European Parliament finally approves reform of emissions allowance system
MEPs will negotiate the final wording of the reform with the member states this autumn
EU fears new crisis as Algeria threatens Spain with gas supply cut and refugee wave
Algerian president Abdelmadjid Tebboune decided not to renew its partnership treaty with Spain
Polish conservative press praises Orbán government’s Hungary First stance in Ukraine conflict
“Orbán is doing the dirty work for other countries”
Polish president visits Portugal and Italy to lobby for Ukraine
Poland wants Italy and Portugal to back Ukraine’s accession to the European Union
‘Poland did its energy security homework,’ says Polish deputy minister of finance
Despite inflation and the Ukraine war, Poland is in a comfortable position in terms of energy security, said Poland’s deputy minister of finance
If Brussels freezes funds, Poland should paralyze the EU by using its veto, says Polish MEP
Poland may be forced to use its veto in the face of left-wing EU politicians seeking to cut funding to the country, said a top Polish MEP
Poles do not want a federalized EU or abandonment of unanimity voting, polling shows
Poles reveal their opinion on the future trajectory of the European Union
New European alliance could give Poland an alternative to the European Union
A new project of a broader Europe associated with the EU but with a freer and wider market and mutual military assistance might be the solution for the current political crisis in the EU caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, writes Tomasz Sakiewicz for portal niezależna.pl
Despite ban, Russia will still earn billions from its oil, warns former Polish foreign minister
Russia is likely to continue earning hundreds of billions of euros from the sale of its oil despite the European Council agreement to ban Russian oil imports, said a leading Polish politician
Ukraine must become an EU member, says Polish President Duda in Ukraine’s parliament
Poland’s president visited Kyiv on Sunday and pledged that he would not rest until Ukraine was a full member of the EU
EXCLUSIVE: Hungary and Poland must stand together or face the consequences, says Polish MEP Patryk Jaki
Polish MEP and Deputy Justice Minister Patryk Jaki spoke with Remix News at CPAC in Hungary about the current challenges facing Poland over rule of law and the importance of maintaining ties with Hungary
Mária Schmidt: Europe is now completely Americanized, and it is having disastrous consequences
“The leaders of the European Union are unquestioningly meeting the ever-increasing demands of the American hawks, which will cause serious problems for the livelihoods of European citizens,” writes Mária Schmidt
Poland closer to securing EU funds from National Recovery Plan
If the presidential project of amendments to the Supreme Court bill is accepted, Poland will obtain EU funds, says a Polish government spokesman
Poland stands ready to help Ukraine shift grain and prevent global crisis, agriculture minister affirms
Polish Deputy Prime Minister and Agriculture Minister Henryk Kowalczyk declares that Polish ports are ready to load up Ukrainian grain but that the bottleneck is on the Polish-Ukrainian border
Czech PM: Poland and Czechia are allies in defending the West from Eastern threats
Many things unite both countries, even if they have evolved differently, writes Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala
Von der Leyen wants to lift unanimous decision-making in the EU, calls for treaty change
“I have always argued that unanimity voting in some key areas no longer makes sense if we want to move faster,” claims Ursula von der Leyen


Czechia fears a Russian oil embargo
Czechia puts the brakes on the EU’s latest sanction package to protect its own economy
Europe censored: EU agrees on controversial new law to regulate social media
Backed by Hilary Clinton and Barack Obama, the EU agreement could signal a new censorship regime across Europe


UN’s vote against Russia reveals new global political map
A UN vote reveals a world far from unified on the issue of Russia, with many countries, including China, India, Brazil, and Mexico, refusing to vote in unison with the West