Donald Tusk

“This is not a matter for children, so, my dear … go away,” PiS leader tells blogger Sara Małecka-Trzaskoś.

The political crisis in Paris is creating a void other European capitals are keen to fill.

The new Polish government is unleashing prosecutors and special commissions to hold its predecessors to account.

Political turmoil on the Continent is reshuffling power players going to the NATO gathering.

Only world powers such as China, the U.S. or EU could undertake such mission, Ukraine president says.

Poland says it will supply weapons to Ukraine as long as that doesn’t undermine its own security.

“We’re not sure that, even if he wins, he can survive four years more,” said one official from a European NATO country.

Hungarian PM’s Moscow trip triggered a tidal wave of condemnation from his fellow leaders.

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.

Germany is skeptical of common borrowing for defense; Poland wants it.

The failure to reach an agreement is a major setback for the German and Polish leaders as they try to mend relations.

The German chancellor is also expected to announce additional support for the defense of Poland’s eastern flank as the two countries seek to mend long-strained ties.

Calling the snap elections “has now probably contributed to strengthening the far right,” said the co-chair of the German Greens.

“It was a bit awkward,” Tusk said.

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The new Polish government has been struggling to reach a compromise on how to ease the country’s strict abortion laws.

New border defenses running through the ancient Białowieża Forest are “all about taking advantage of natural terrain,” says a retired general.

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As Poles prepare to vote in the EU election on June 9, the soldier’s death could provide a boost to anti-immigrant parties.