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More than 250,000 march for Polish sovereignty in Warsaw
The march was led by President Nawrocki, who carried a national flag and was flanked by his eldest son and senior aides.
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Polish Government pushes for tighter gun control after Kraków shooting
Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka, the deputy defence minister, said on Polsat News on November 8 that the Kraków shooting should trigger action to limit the number…
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Kaczyński says Poland could threaten EU with leaving to get change
“We have a clause in the EU treaty which determines the process of leaving the EU. It begins with a process of negotiation which could be started”.
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Tusk’s minister resigns claiming law was broken in electing judge to Polish top court
According to the law any candidate to be a member of the top court should have at least 10 years' worth of practice in the legal profession.
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Tusk puts Polish President Nawrocki on the spot over liberalising abortion
Nawrocki campaigned in the June 2025 presidential election on protecting life from conception to natural death and remains a strong opponent of abortion.
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Man arrested on suspicion of plotting to kill PM Tusk and defence minister
Tusk thanked the security services for a prompt response after Interior Minister Marcin Kierwiński reported that a man had been detained.
Romanian president nominates MEP Mureșan as prime minister
Siegfried Mureșan accepted at once, stating: Romania needed “a credible government as soon as possible”.
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Nawrocki wants French-style presidential system in Poland
The 47-member advisory body tasked with coming up with a new constitution includes constitutional lawyers, judges, academics and politicians.
Swedish Social Democrats slump in latest poll as election race tightens
Novus's previous reading, on August 19, had put the opposition 6.9 points ahead. Observers note that either side could now win.
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Poland charges MEP Grzegorz Braun with denying Nazi crimes at Auschwitz
Denying German Nazi crimes is a criminal offence in Poland under Article 55 of the IPN Act, punishable by a fine or up to three years in prison.
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Tusk begins bid for re-election with petrol price decrease and tax cuts
Since his government took office, pay has increased by around 30 per cent, bringing increasing numbers of people into the higher tax bracket.
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Poland’s Nawrocki ends first year in office like a rock star
The event displayed Nawrocki's common touch, ability to mobilise supporters, dominate the agenda and display the strong team he has gathered around him in the presidential…
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Attempt to poison Nawrocki during election campaign alleged
“I was in a truly critical situation then. There was a moment of terror that I still remember very clearly,” the President said.
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Why European elections keep producing weak governments
European elections yield leaders with strong mandates, yet governing authority often remains limited due to EU constraints and independent institutions, creating…
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President Nawrocki rejects immigration as cure for Poland’s growing demographic crisis
"Migration pressure in Western Europe has not solved the problem but has brought ghettoisation, integration challenges and social unrest".
Peru runoff stays too close to call as Fujimori and Sánchez deadlock
The electoral authority said it was still counting ballots from rural areas and from Peruvians abroad.
Tsipras returns to Greek politics with new party, leaps to second in polls
The party aims to create a more centrist, broad progressive alliance that brings together the radical left, social democracy and political ecology.
EU slams Pakistan ‘election violence’ and wants probe into ‘irregularities’
The European Union has condemned what it called "acts of violence, which took place in the lead up to the elections" in Pakistan.
Turkish elections causing violence across Europe
The elections in Turkey are turning out to be very contentious and are leading to tense situations.