The gap between the ruling conservatives and the main opposition liberals is increasing, according to several surveys
Most Poles believe the economy and inflation will be the main campaign topic in the election year
“They are proposing something like a civil war, and if there is no resistance — and I am sure there would be resistance — then that would not be civil war but the pacification of opponents”
In the last month, PiS offices and politicians have been threatened with violence and their offices attacked
Although elections are a year away, polling shows Poland’s conservatives have some cause for concern
There are also rumors that the ruling party is planning to change the electoral system for the parliamentary elections
It isn’t the first time Guy Verhofstadt has lashed out at a conservative administration in Europe
The Polish prime minister is reportedly under pressure from some colleagues within his own party
One social scientist says the opposition has become frustrated and aggressive
If Law and Justice (PiS) were to win a third term in next year’s parliamentary elections, it would prove that it is possible for a Polish government to pursue a sovereign course when faced with Russia, the EU and even the USA, says Jakub Maciejewski
Donald Tusk, the leader of the liberal opposition in Poland, spent most of his keynote address at the Civic Platform rally focused on rising prices while completely ignoring the war, Covid-19, and the way his German allies are compromised, writes Jakub Maciejewski for news portal wPolityce.pl
According to news portal Onet.pl, there is an uproar within the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) over the fact Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has accepted a number of European Commission conditions for Poland to be able to access EU funding from the Recovery Fund
The Law and Justice party has come to an agreement with three out of four deputies in the “Polish Matters” parliamentary group
As had been signaled for some time, the leader of the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) has departed from his post as deputy prime minister to concentrate on preparing his party for the parliamentary elections in the autumn of 2023
Combating inflation is one of the most important issues for the Polish government, said Deputy Prime Minister Jarosław Kaczyński
Jarosław Kaczyński, the leader of the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party in Poland, and who serves as deputy prime minister, used the occasion of a party convention to rally members in preparation for election year 2023 which will decide if the party gets an unprecedented third term in office
Russia’s aggression against Ukraine proved the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party had the best assessment of the threat Russia posed, but that has not translated into a surge for the ruling party because of other long-standing problems, writes Agaton Koziński for portal wp.pl
Political scientist Artur Wróblewski tells the wPolityce portal that the present poll ratings for Poland’s Law and Justice (PiS) party are very encouraging but warns they do not guarantee success in the election next year
The ruling party in Poland may count on almost 40 percent of the votes and is close to holding a majority in parliament after the next elections
According to the most recent survey by Social Changes, support for the ruling party in Poland has increased by seven percentage points compared to the previous week
While the ruling camp remains in the lead, the opposition’s largest party is slowly catching up, according to the latest survey by Social Changes
Only 25 percent of Poles believe that the opposition is prepared to take over power from Poland’s conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party
Expert says that rising inflation and higher prices of energy have inclined some voters to withhold support from Poland’s ruling party
The ruling party in Poland now has a massive 18-percentage point lead over the largest opposition party, the Civic Platform (PO), according to the latest public opinion poll
By taking full responsibility for the March of Independence, Law and Justice (PiS) put everything on the line and was rewarded with a powerful argument against the opposition
The European Union must be changed, German influence stopped, and liberal-left social engineering unmasked, writes Jakub Maciejewski for portal wPolityce.pl
The opposition has revealed its true colors to Poles. The question is: Will the United Right use this opportunity, and how? Columnist for wpolityce.pl Michał Karnowski offers his analysis
The great success of the last 30 years of Polish democracy is the formation of two separate political factions, writes political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
The fate of the ruling United Right coalition hangs in the balance
Public opinion survey: most Poles believe that Donald Tusk’s return will negatively influence Polish politics
Politician Armin Laschet defends Germany’s interests – even at the cost of fundamental values – but also appreciates Poland’s relevance, writes foreign columnist of “Rzeczpospolita” daily Jędrzej Bielecki
The United Right is regaining its support in polls and is comfortably ahead of all opposition parties
Poland and Poles are succeeding, no matter what political opponents say abroad, says Polish PM at a political rally
Since the Civic Platform is not strong enough to take power away from Law and Justice, it will try to paralyze the state instead, warns Polish writer and columnist Rafał Ziemkiewicz
PiS is not announcing a separate Polish Deal for rural Poland without reason. How will the opposition respond?
Civic Platform’s opposition competitors have not changed their strategy and Law and Justice continues to bet on the promotion of the Polish Deal, writes political columnist of ‘Rzeczpospolita’ daily Michał Kolanko
Remaining deputies will maintain their positions
Borys Budka Civic Platform elections Jarosław Kaczyński Law and Justice Poland poll Szymon Hołownia News With 40 percent of support among voters, the United Right is polling the highest it has in several months, according to the latest survey by Institute for Social Research and Market (IBRiS)
The opposition should be able to use the crisis against the center-right ruling government, but they are failing at showing they have any solution that Poles would trust, writes Patryk Osowski
Law and Justice (PiS) must rethink its strategy and plan for 2023 due to the coronavirus pandemic, writes Rzeczpospolita columnist Michał Kolanko
Poland will lose itself, says prominent Catholic critic
PM Orbán mulls creating a new conservative movement in Europe
The head of Polish Supreme Audit Office is under pressure from PiS to resign
There is just enough time for the operation between political campaigns
“The IS has disappeared from a large portion of the Internet.”
A post-election hangover for PiS.
A new golden age in Polish history?
There is a high index of invalid votes in constituencies.
Negotiations between PiS and its coalitioners are tense.
Relations with Germany and the United States are improving but not so much with other major EU states and Israel, writes Jędrzej Bielecki.
