Andrzej Duda
Poland’s Tusk hits a wall on legalizing abortion
Failure of abortion vote raises big questions of whether Tusk can deliver the key social reforms he promised in last year’s election.
‘Freedom of speech is not for children,’ Poland’s Kaczyński tells 10-year-old reporter
2 percent on defense? That is so last year.
Priests, patronage and power: Poland’s Tusk goes after his political enemies
Biden or Trump? To the Polish president, it doesn’t matter
NATO’s decade-long battle to boost defense spending
Secret meetings, private threats and a massive arms race: How the world is preparing for Trump
Europe has avoided the nuke question for decades. No longer
America has protected Europe with is nuclear umbrella for more than 70 years. In the era of Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, the continent is quietly debating a different nuclear future.
Poland was promised change. It got politics.
Donald Tusk promised his backers a revolution, but it turns out that rapid change is hard in a deeply divided country.
5 of the wackiest things Putin’s demoted security chief has said
Ukraine is trafficking in orphans and organs; a secretive global elite is causing multiple crises; and Madeleine Albright wanted to wipe out Russia — those are just some of the greatest hits of Vladimir Putin’s longtime security adviser.
Polish judge begs asylum in Belarus
Warsaw presidential aide denounces defector as a “scoundrel and traitor.”
How to turn Trump against Russia? Ask Poland’s Duda.
The country’s government turns to old foes for help in grooming the U.S. presidential candidate.
Don’t just assume Trump will back Russia, says Polish foreign minister
Sikorski says he hopes Trump is realizing that opposing Ukraine could undermine his prospects of winning back the White House.
Russia will ramp up strikes on Western arms in Ukraine, Kremlin warns
The U.S. is preparing to furnish Kyiv with more weapons.
Poland: We’re ready to host nuclear weapons
Polish President Andrzej Duda said atomic sharing has been a topic of Warsaw-Washington talks.
Poland arrests 2 over brutal attack on Navalny ally in Lithuania
“Do not try to repeat it,” Lithuanian president warned perpetrators.
Trump and Poland’s Duda discuss ongoing wars during NYC meeting
The pair dined together for more than two hours.
Poland dismisses 50 envoys appointed by old right-wing government
Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the move is “not a retaliation” against the former Law and Justice administration.
Polish rivals unite in DC to lobby for Ukraine military aid
Andrzej Duda and Donald Tusk are coming to the White House in an “absolutely unique sign of political unity.”
Border anger undermines Polish-Ukrainian alliance
Farmers are blocking road crossings into Ukraine complaining about unfair competition.
Poland launches Pegasus spyware probe
A new commission aims to hear from top officials from the previous Law and Justice party government.
Tusk faces a big fight overturning Poland’s abortion ban
The prime minister says easing Poland’s near-total abortion ban is a priority, but he’s facing stiff opposition from within.
Opposition politicians try to storm Polish parliament
The former ruling party is hoping to galvanize public opinion over the ouster of two of its MPs from parliament.
Poland’s Duda walks back remarks doubting Crimea liberation
Polish president had said on Friday that he didn’t know if Kyiv would “regain Crimea” from Russian occupation.
Polish President Duda pardons 2 jailed politicians in clash with Tusk
The move is a significant setback for Duda, who is embroiled in a fight over rule of law with new PM Donald Tusk.
Poland edges closer to unblocking frozen EU funds
The new government in Warsaw has dismissed concerns that President Duda could block reforms.
Poland on track to unlock €76B in EU funds, Warsaw minister says
European Commission says it is still assessing the situation.
Poland’s political war heats up
President Andrzej Duda and PM Donald Tusk are at daggers drawn over efforts to restore the rule of law in Poland.
Adam Bodnar: The Polish justice minister at center of political battle over rule of law
A bitter fight has erupted as the new government tries to undo eight years of policy by the Law and Justice party.