“Wolne media!”: Cracovians protest new government press controls
As many as 2,000 gathered around the Radio Krakow building to protest recent moves by the PiS-led government to place the media under greater state control.
Read moreAs many as 2,000 gathered around the Radio Krakow building to protest recent moves by the PiS-led government to place the media under greater state control.
Read moreHungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban travelled to Poland last Wednesday at the personal invitation of Jarosław Kaczynski, the leader of the
Read moreThousands took to Krakow’s Rynek Główny yesterday as part of a series of protests against the governing Law and Justice (PiS) party.
Read moreThe lighting quick push for reform by the Law and Justice party (PiS) after eight years of center-right rule has taken a heavy toll on the judicial system in Poland during the past week.
Read moreToday will see the newly victorious conservative PiS government take office. Now what? Our correspondent surveys the political landscape.
Read morePrime Minister Ewa Kopacz ousted; far left takes a beating. (Full chart inside)
Read moreNew President Andrzej Duda’s conservative PiS, the minority party for 8 years, is favored in Sunday’s parliamentary elections. What does it mean for Poland?
Read moreThe outsider entertainer-turned-politician shocked Poland when he won 3rd place in the 2015 presidential election. Here’s why Paweł Kukiz isn’t going away.
Read moreSeveral hundred foreign nationals are estimated to have fought for the Polish cause in WWII. Nigerian jazz drummer August Browne was one of them.
Read moreThe Krakow Post’s Anthony Casey and Steven Hoffman debate the threat Vladimir Putin’s international policies might pose to Poland.
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