The potential dissolution of public broadcasters TVP and Polish Radio is a highly divisive issue among the public
Climate policy in the U.K. is encountering increasing resistance from both ordinary citizens as well as the elite, writes Polish columnist Marek A. Cichocki
A meeting of Russian parliamentarians opposed to Putin and the war in Ukraine has been taking place close to Warsaw as an alternative to the present Russian Duma
Péter Márki-Zay says Hungary is returning to state-controlled prices
The opposition presidential candidate Rafał Trzaskowski’s behavior at a Warsaw nightclub was recorded and has gone viral on the web
Authorities loyal to Aleksandr Lukashenko detained several dozen people during the peaceful protest
Opposition should stop scaring Poles over “Polexit”
Mayors of V4 capitals clash with central governments.
“This is an attempt to persuade Poles, that we are dealing with an anti-European government,” former Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski said, referring to the “European Coalition.” He also warned Civic Platform (PO) of the dangers of allying with post-communist politicians.
Opposition supporters attacked public television journalist Magdalena Ogórek as she left work. Sławomir Cedzyński criticizes double-standards as he draws comparisons to a hypothetical situation in which a journalist from a liberal station had been attacked.
PiS supporters’ approach to opposition supporters are kinder than the approach of opposition supporters towards them, claims a report by the University of Warsaw Research Center on Prejudice. It is important to note that the Centre is known for its Left-wing alignment.
Law and Justice (PiS) must find a new reason to answer the question of why they want to win the next elections. Konrad Kołodziejski of Sieci weekly analyses how the Polish opposition’s newest strategy is proving problematic for the Polish government.
After public outrage Donald Tusk tries to defend his calling to fight “modern Bolsheviks”. His explanations spark more controversy, provoking responses from PiS politicians.
The Polish opposition draped a “KONSTYTUCJA” (“Constitution”) t-shirt over the statue of Sigismund III Vasa in Warsaw, then posted pictures of their work on Twitter. The Polish twitter sphere was not so impressed.
