‘Our judges will enter this building’
In a dramatic confrontation at the Polish tribunal, suspended judges were barred entry as tensions escalated with police and opposing political leaders united to defend democracy.
Poland’s overlooked ally is Romania
Poland has historically prioritized Ukraine but should refocus on Romania, its long-time ally, to strengthen NATO's eastern flank and acknowledge shared strategic interests.
Poles feared a king and got Brussels. Their president can restore the balance
Poland's political landscape faces turmoil as President Nawrocki's influence wanes, raising concerns over constitutional order amid protests and historical echoes of treason.
Swords into ploughshares, bogs into bulwarks
Polish priests and defence planners are discussing restoring wetlands on the eastern frontier to bolster ecological defense against potential conflicts.
Cradles, not quotas
Polish President Karol Nawrocki argued at the UN General Assembly that falling birth rates pose cultural and economic challenges, urging a focus on promoting births over abortion.
‘The school is not secular’: Bulgaria wants religion back, Poland is taking it out
In Bulgaria, the government emphasizes secularism in education, while Poland debates the role of religion in schools, highlighting contrasting approaches to public education.
Produce, deploy, hallucinate
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasized the urgent need to deploy artificial intelligence throughout Europe's economy during her speech at the MEDEF…
Gdańsk mayor marks the anniversary of the German invasion by mourning the siege of Leningrad
Gdańsk mayor Aleksandra Dulkiewicz commemorated the 87th anniversary of the German invasion by highlighting the suffering of Leningrad's civilians during its siege.