Poland’s conservative ruling party tops the polls, but still unable to win absolute majority
Despite the poll, Law and Justice (PiS) leader Jarosław Kaczyński believes that his party has a good chance of winning the election for a third time in a row and forming the government
Polish government’s strategy of hard, honest work starts to pays off
Opposition leader Donald Tusk underestimated Poles once again, and his party is losing support, writes Sieci editor in chief Jacek Karnowski
New poll offers some good news for Polish conservatives
The newest political party support survey shows that Law and Justice (PiS) has a 12-point advantage over the largest opposition party, Civic Coalition (KO)
Polling shows Poland’s left-wing opposition would defeat ruling conservatives in upcoming election
Poland’s ruling Law and Justice (PiS) would be unable to obtain a majority in the parliament if the elections were held today, new study suggests
“Donald Tusk’s return to Poland is an element of Germany’s plan,” says Polish historian
Tusk returns to Poland upon direct order from Berlin?
Survey: Poles don’t want Donald Tusk to return to Polish politics
There is little enthusiasm from Poles over Donald Tusk making a return to Polish politics, with most against it or having no opinion on the matter
Bad news on the horizon for Poland’s opposition Civic Platform party
The Civic Platform believes that a beneficial rebound in election mood will occur in the upcoming weeks, but the question is: What could possibly lead to this rebound?
Poland’s conservative PiS party leads polls while Civic Platform sees worst result in party’s history
According to the latest poll by United Surveys, Law and Justice would be first, followed by the new Poland 2050 and Civic Platform would be third with the worst result in the party’s history
Opinion: Both Law and Justice and Poland no longer need the Civic Platform
The results of the vote on the EU Recovery Fund proved that Polish Parliament and Poland itself can win without the Civic Platform, writes Krzysztof Wołodźko
Poll: Poland’s conservative ruling party maintains lead over rivals but faces significant challenges
Survey: Hołownia’s Poland 2050 overtakes Civic Platform
If parliamentary elections were held today, Szymon Hołownia’s Poland 2050 would receive 17.7 percent of the vote, 0.2 more than Civic Platform, according to the latest poll by United Surveys for wp.pl
The PiS and PO war over VAT is an opportunity for Hołownia
Abortion has been a difficult subject for independent Szymon Hołownia, but the conflict over the value-added tax may be good for him, writes columnist of daily Rzeczpospolita Michał Szułdrzyński
Polish political center moves sharply to the left on abortion
There is an internal fight in the opposition Civic Platform over the total liberalization of the abortion law
Civic Platform convention shows it’s still the most important opposition player in Polish politics
The weekend online convention showed that the real leader of Civic Platform (PO) is Warsaw’s mayor Rafał Trzaskowski, writes Michał Szułdrzyński for Rzeczpospolita daily
Despite COVID-19 crisis, Polish ruling party soars in the polls
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
Polish liberals try to ruin Christmas, but most Poles aren’t buying it
The liberal-left media is trying to instil disgust for Christmas among their readers, warns publicist Krzysztof Wołodźko

Prosecutor: Donald Tusk’s close aide accepted large bribes
Sławomir Nowak took bribes in exchange for facilitating access to lucrative positions in the Polish government
Civic Platform (PO) is turning away from its former leader Donald Tusk
The leadership of Poland’s largest opposition party is at odds with the former Polish PM due to his critical comments of their political activity and recent election results
Poland and Lithuania commemorate 610th anniversary of the Battle of Grunwald
Polish-Lithuanian cooperation is key to developing CE Europe

What will it take for Polish President Andrzej Duda to win reelection?
Civic Platform’s toxicity is Polish democracy’s main problem
Tectonic shifts in Polish politics.
Outrage over mayor’s support for vandalization of Polish hero’s statue
No opposition leader but three equal blocks
Peasant Party leader claims opposition divided in three
Opposition tries to take uneasy comfort in Senate situation
Happiness at stopping PiS Senate majority will be brief
A Platform of lefties
The Civic Platform (PO), Poland’s main liberal opposition party is veering to the extreme left. Its already saying that it backs gay marriage. This shift is coming about as the party becomes increasingly aware that it cannot compete with the United Right led by the Law and Justice (PiS) party, writes Wojciech Mucha.