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The Real Reason Behind Poland’s New 'Russian Influence Law'

By Yasmeen Serhan

Discovery Legal Challenge Escalates Poland-U.S. Media Row

By Thomas Seal and Wojciech Moskwa / Bloomberg

#PolishStonewall: LGBTQ Activists Rally in Poland

By Madeline Roache and Suyin Haynes

#DontCallMeMurzyn: Black Women in Poland Are Powering the Campaign Against a Racial Slur

By Olga Mecking and Ruth Terry
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What Poland's Elections Mean for the Future of Europe

Poland's voters will head to the polls on June 28 to vote for their next president, a largely ceremonial position but with crucial power to veto laws. If no candidate draws more than 50% of...

By Madeline Roache

Trump Cancels Poland Trip to Focus on Hurricane Dorian

The storm is expected to hit Florida’s east coast by Monday with 130 mph winds

By Jennifer Jacobs / Bloomberg

Poland Is Holding Massive Pride Parades. But How Far Have LGBTQ Rights Really Come?

The biggest pride event in Central and Eastern Europe brought more people than ever to the streets in the Polish capital of Warsaw on June 8. Tens of thousands of people marched, danced and sang...

By Madeline Roache

Pentagon Takes Step Toward Establishing Base in Poland

The Trump Administration has drawn criticism for considering U.S. troop withdrawals from Afghanistan and Syria, but it's considering at least one new permanent military base overseas. It even has a suggested name: “Fort Trump.” Under...

By W.J. Hennigan

40 Miles From Auschwitz, Poland's Jewish Community Is Beginning to Thrive

Amid a resurgence of anti-Semitism throughout Europe, Poland is home to one of the fastest-growing Jewish communities in the world

By Yardena Schwartz / Krakow

The Paris Agreement Lives on, But Political Disruption Still Remains a Threat

The potential for disruption was clear from the beginning

By Justin Worland / Katowice, Poland

Remains Reveal Neanderthal Child Devoured by a Giant Bird

The bones are the oldest human remains ever discovered in Poland by 50,000 years

By Alejandro de la Garza

Truck Hauling Tons of Chocolate Flips on Highway in Poland

The clean-up is sure to be a sticky one

By Casey Quackenbush

Poland's Holocaust Law Is a Dangerous Threat to Free Speech

The law bans any suggestion of Polish complicity in WWII-era Nazi atrocities

By Barbora Černušáková

A Poland Holocaust Bill Is Causing Outrage

The proposed law outlaws blaming Poland for any crimes committed during the Nazi occupation

By Tara John

Liberal Democracy Is Eroding Right In Europe's Backyard

Poland's president Andrzej Duda vetoed a bid on July 24 by the ruling Law and Justice Party that would have crippled rule of law in that country by stripping its highest court of its independence....

By Ian Bremmer

Poland's President Vetoes Controversial Judicial Laws

In a surprise move, Poland's President Andrzej Duda vetoed two laws on Monday that would given lawmakers wide-ranging powers over the judiciary. The bills have drawn fierce criticism from the E.U., which threatened legal sanctions,...

By Tara John

Why Poland's Government Is Being Accused of Destroying Democracy

The Law and Justice Party's proposed court reforms have sparked massive protests and threats from the E.U.

By Tara John

Prince George Will Stop At Nothing to Drag His Royal Dad Out of a Boring Adult Conversation

There's no situation like a formal adult conversation to test a three-year-old child's patience. And of all the cute kids making waves on the internet, Prince George may have had the least patience recently. As...

By Ashley Hoffman

Prince William and Princess Kate Make Solemn Visit to Stutthof Concentration Camp in Poland

More than 65,000 people died at Stutthof

By Erin Hill / People

Shy Prince George Looks Ambiguous About His Visit to Poland

Prince George — who turns four on Saturday — made his first official visit to Poland on Monday, flying in to Warsaw's Chopin Airport on a private plane alongside his parents and sister, Princess Charlotte....

By Raisa Bruner
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