Polish opposition activist handed paltry fine after beating police officer with a flag pole
Meanwhile, a young conservative activist was jailed recently for three years after stealing a rainbow-colored bag as a protest against LGBT ideology
Young woman jailed for three years in Poland for anti-LGBT protest granted early release
The woman known as Marika was sentenced for stealing a rainbow-colored bag
Polish justice minister accuses top EU court of political bias and violating EU treaties
Zbigniew Ziobro, the Polish justice minister, has slammed the verdict handed down by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) against Poland’s judicial reforms and accused the court of being under the influence of European establishment politicians
High noon for Polish justice minister who carries an actual gun
Justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro admits he carries a gun and says there is nothing wrong with that due to threats he has received from the mafia
After Spain pushes to legalize bestiality, Polish justice minister says ‘leftism is a plague of the 21st century’
The Spanish parliament has allowed children as young as 12 to change their gender on demand while another piece of legislation, if passed, will legalize zoophilia
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
Polish justice minister confronts PM Morawiecki over EU blocking funds
Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro has publicly thrown down the gauntlet to PM Mateusz Morawiecki over why the EU is still blocking Poland’s funds as rumors swirl that Ziobro is being forced to leave the government
Survey: Poles choose EU money over judicial reforms in blow to ruling conservatives
Poles want EU money more than they want judicial reform, which could doom a major policy goal of conservatives in the country
Germany wants Poland as a colony, say conservative Polish leaders
Germany wants to control Poland’s government, say two top conservative leaders in Poland
‘Berlin wants to rule Europe’ – Push to change EU treaties slammed by Polish conservatives
13 nations have come out against a proposed EU treaty change, which is being viewed as a serious power grab backed by the left-wing governments of France and Germany
Poland answers the Ukrainian call to begin compiling evidence of Russian war crimes
The country’s Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro has asked the French Presidency of the EU to table a discussion on formulating an EU joint approach to holding those responsible for war crimes against Ukraine to account
Survey: Poles poorly evaluate the result of judicial reforms
The majority of Poles are highly critical of how the judiciary reforms have affected the work of Polish courts, suggests the latest survey by the Institute for Social Research and Market
Ziobro vs. Jourova: Polish justice minister clashes with European commissioner
The next chapter in Poland’s war with the European Union over the shape of the Polish judiciary is being written
TVN, US-owned channel in Poland, censors minister’s press conference
It was only a matter of time before tried-and-true practices in the liberal Left American media found their way to Poland, writes Michał Karnowski for portal wPolityce.pl
Polish justice minister accuses EU of ‘legal hybrid warfare’
The European Commission is looking to fine Poland over judicial reforms, but Poland appears to not be backing down over the threat
Leaders of the United Right: Poland’s coalition government remains stable
All sides are positive about the effects of the coalition’s work since 2015 and a new coalition agreement for 2021-2023 will most likely be signed in the near future
Polish politics: A risky game of playing chicken
One upcoming vote may decide the future course of Polish politics, writes columnist of Rzeczpospolita daily Michał Kolanko
Polish justice minister: I do not recognize the European Court of Justice’s verdict
Polish Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro strongly criticized the verdict of the European Court of Justice on the Polish Supreme Court judge selection process, emphasizing its incompatibility with the Polish constitution
Kaczyński: Anyone who tries to break up the United Right is working against Poland, Polish families and values
Law and Justice (PiS) leader Jarosław Kaczyński believes Poland has a great opportunity to push the country forward thanks to the money from the EU recovery fund
Details of Polish law protecting freedom of speech online
According to the proposed legislation, the Freedom of Speech Council will be able to impose a fine of up to PLN 50 million (€11.1 million) for an illegal account ban on social media
Hungarian Justice Minister Varga speaks up against ‘shadow bans’ by social media
New Polish law could fine social media companies up to €2.2 million for censoring lawful speech
If passed, the new law will allow Poles to appeal to court in the case of unjust bans and censorship related to the removal of posts on social media
The political death of Polish Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro
Polish Justice minister Ziobro’s bluff concerning the EU budget veto revealed his weakness and has shown PM Morawiecki’s strength, writes columnist of Rzeczpospolita daily Jacek Nizinkiewicz
Kaczyński on EU budget deal: We did everything possible to protect Polish sovereignty
Polish and Hungarian PMs claim EU budget victory, but ruling coalition in Poland is in danger
Leader of PiS coalition partner Zbigniew Ziobro called the deal in Brussels a mistake against which his party had repeatedly warned
Poland’s justice minister wants to ban the Communist Party
The Communist Party of Poland (KPP) was reactivated in 2002
Poland’s veto of EU budget over rule of law blackmail is necessary, says Justice Minister Ziobro
Minister Zbigniew Ziobro repeated his veto threat while Polish and Hungarian ambassadors in Brussels blocked the adoption of the 2021-2027 budget and recovery fund
Polish coalition government avoids collapse after United Right reaches new consensus agreement
The new deal between Law and Justice (PiS) and its junior partners entails a joint start in elections, rules on reducing ministries, and the creation of a special legislation council
Poland: Snap elections may be called as ruling coalition enters new crisis
The ruling Law and Justice (PiS) is in conflict with two satellite parties that make up the ruling block over animal protection and indemnity for state officials during the pandemic legislation
European Parliament resolution is an anti-democratic coup: Polish justice minister
Polish Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro slams the European Parliament’s resolution on the alleged breakdown of the rule of law in Poland, describing it as an attack on democracy
LGBT aggression is a cultural war over our identity and our soul, says Polish justice minister
The justice minister argued that LGBT activists should be asked about why they have begun to attack Christians and Christianity so violently
Minister Ziobro: Polish government should be assertive in its response to LGBT issues
Polish justice minister speaks out on controversial topic
Poland’s justice minister launches motion to revoke Istanbul Convention
Polish justice minister takes formal step towards ending Istanbul Convention in the country
Hungary, Poland, Czechia, and Slovakia to create conservative legal institute that promotes strong nation states
Hungary and Poland agree on the need for V4 Institute of Comparative Law to counter federalist legal systems and highlight Central European legal systems
Poland and Hungary join forces in EU rule of law dispute
The European Commission claims that Hungary and Poland lack an “independent” judiciary, which it may use an excuse to cut funding to the two EU countries
Poland and Hungary speak out against politically biased EU threats to cut funding
Poland and Hungary say they will fight back against any politically motivated funding cuts from the European Commission
Kaczyński: Polish presidential election must be held by June 28
The leaders of the ruling Law and Justice bloc stand together to demonstrate their unity and determination to hold the presidential election by June 28
Polish PM could be replaced if PiS hardliners have their way
The return of former state TV CEO Jacek Kurski is part of the offensive launched by hardliners in the ruling block who are looking to change the prime minister, writes Piotr Zaremba
Poland, Hungary and Czechia protected themselves from ‘alien culture of Islam’ by rejecting migrant quotas, says Polish justice minister
Polish minister categorically rejects migrant quotas
Kaczyński calls for unity on the right during presidential election
The leader of the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party has appealed to the ruling coalition to put all differences aside and support Andrzej Duda
Kaczyński: We will not bend under pressure and will continue with judicial reform
In a letter addressed to the convention of United Poland, PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński defended judicial reforms
Internal negotiations within PiS shouldn’t be a threat
Negotiations between PiS and its coalitioners are tense.
“Our state is no longer theoretical,” says Ziobro
Polish Minister of Justice Zbigniew Ziobro criticized the previous Civic Platform government’s methods of fighting corruption. “Today, our state is no longer theoretical. It works practically, efficiently and quickly,” says the minister commenting on the KNF corruption scandal.
Fallacies of PiS’s judiciary reforms
The fallacies of Law and Justice’s (PiS) judiciary reforms. Grzegorz Wszołek explains why he believes that PiS’s reforms will not succeed.