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Poland
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
#DontCallMeMurzyn: Black Women in Poland Are Powering the Campaign Against a Racial Slur
By Olga Mecking
What Poland's Elections Mean for the Future of Europe
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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
August 29, 2019
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
July 3, 2019
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
March 13, 2019
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
February 27, 2019
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
December 15, 2018
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
October 14, 2018
Truck Hauling Tons of Chocolate Flips on Highway in Poland
The clean-up is sure to be a sticky one
By Casey Quackenbush
May 10, 2018
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
March 9, 2018
A Poland Holocaust Bill Is Causing Outrage
The proposed law outlaws blaming Poland for any crimes committed during the Nazi occupation
By Tara John
February 1, 2018
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
July 27, 2017
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
July 24, 2017
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
July 21, 2017
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
July 19, 2017
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
July 18, 2017
Watch Poland's First Lady Pass By President Trump's First Attempt at a Handshake
The tables have turned
By Alana Abramson
July 6, 2017
Read President Trump's Remarks on 'Defending Civilization' in Poland
"The fundamental question of our time is whether the West has the will to survive"
By Ryan Teague Beckwith
July 6, 2017
Warsaw's Largest Building Had a Message for Donald Trump, Thanks to Greenpeace
'No Trump, Yes Paris.'
By Rachel Lewis
July 6, 2017
Poland Wants to Confine Asylum Seekers to 'Container Camps'
Proposed reforms are similar to an oft-criticized policy in Hungary
By Feliz Solomon
April 20, 2017
Poland Says 98-Year-Old Minnesota Man Was a Nazi War Commander
If convicted, Michael Karkoc could face life in prison
By Alana Abramson
March 13, 2017
E.U. Infuriates Poland by Keeping Donald Tusk in Top Post
Polish PM Beata Szydlo was the only EU leader to oppose Tusk's reelection
By Gabriela Baczynska and Alastair Macdonald / Reuters
March 9, 2017
Women In Poland Are Getting Free Self-Defense Lessons
Polish army will train women in new nation-wide program
By Suyin Haynes
November 11, 2016
Polish Women to Strike Against Proposed Abortion Ban
New legislation would impose a five-year jail sentence on any woman who undergoes the procedure
By Tekendra Parmar
October 3, 2016
Nazi Time Capsule From 1930s Discovered in Poland
It contains perfectly preserved newspapers, photographs, coins and more
By Suyin Haynes
September 20, 2016
Search Team Digs for Nazi ‘Gold Train’ in Poland
Despite scientists saying there is no evidence that the train exists
By Melissa Chan
August 16, 2016
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Władysław Szpilman Wins Appeal Over Claim He Was a Nazi Collaborator
Polish-Jewish singer Wiera Gran was quoted as saying the subject of the Oscar-winning film was a member of the Jewish police in the Warsaw ghetto
By Kate Samuelson
August 2, 2016
Pope Francis Writes Somber Message in Auschwitz Memorial Book
It was his first visit to the notorious death camp
By Tara John
July 29, 2016
Man Behind World's Biggest File-Sharing Site Arrested
Kickass Torrents is responsible for unlawfully distributing more than $1 billion of copyrighted materials, authorities say
By Simon Lewis
July 21, 2016
Five Matches to Watch in Euro 2016
Germany goes for a dynasty; Wales and Iceland are first-time qualifiers
By Sean Gregory
June 10, 2016
Thousands of Holocaust Victims' Personal Items Discovered Decades Later
The items had been unknowingly stored in cardboard boxes at the Polish Academy of Sciences for nearly 50 years
By Emma Ockerman
June 8, 2016
Protesters Want Poland to Abandon Abortion Law
Demonstrators held coat hangers to show their opposition to the Catholic Church–backed law
By Simon Lewis
April 4, 2016
Pope Francis Will Visit Auschwitz in July
He will pray at the "Death Wall," where prisoners were killed
By Julia Zorthian
March 14, 2016
Britain's Demands Stoke Anger at E.U. Summit
U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron wants to loosen his country's relationship with the E.U. to encourage British voters to stay
By Shona Murray/Brussels
February 18, 2016
E.U. Mulls Action Over Polish Media Law
In the last resort, Poland could be denied its voting rights in the E.U. Council
By TIME Staff
January 3, 2016
Fears for Press Freedom in Poland
The bill seeks to change the way the country's public broadcasters are run
By Joanna Plucinska
December 30, 2015
Polish Legal Reforms Attract E.U. Scrutiny
Critics say the independence of the nation's highest court is under threat
By Joanna Plucinska
December 29, 2015
Scientists Say That Nazi Gold Train Doesn't Exist
A group claimed earlier this year that a World War II era train was buried in Poland
By Eliana Dockterman
December 15, 2015
Pirates Kidnap 5 From Ship Off Nigeria's Coast
The kidnapped crew were all Polish, the government said
By NBC News
November 27, 2015
Flight Makes Emergency Landing After Bomb Threat
Tensions are high following last week's terror attacks in Paris
By Rishi Iyengar
November 19, 2015
Polanski Victim 'Very Pleased' Extradition Request Denied
"I believe they did the right thing," Samantha Geimer says
By NBC News
October 31, 2015
Roman Polanski Escapes Extradition to U.S.
Polish court calls the request 'inadmissable'
By Sarah Begley
October 30, 2015
New 'Rage Room' Lets Customers Relieve Stress by Breaking Stuff
You know you always wanted one of these
By Denver Nicks
October 16, 2015
Princeton Professor Faces Libel Probe for Saying Poles Killed More Jews Than Nazis in WWII
The Warsaw Prosecutor's Office received 125 complaints about the article
By Joanna Plucinska
October 15, 2015
Nazi 'Gold Train' Attracts Hordes of Treasure Hunters
Authorities blockaded a rural tract of train tracks amid an influx of treasure hunters
By Dan Kedmey
August 31, 2015
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