However, her party, Poland 2050, is set to remain in the government.
Daniel Tilles
Protesters return to Poland’s streets demanding liberalisation of abortion law
They criticised the government for failing to fulfil its promises.
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Poland charges second Georgian man over murder of Russian dissident
Robert Kuzovkov (who went by the name of Semyon Skrepetsky) was shot dead near his home in Poland this year.
Court acquits Polish soldier who accidentally shot Syrian refugee at Belarus border
The Syrian man had been seeking 50,000 zloty (€11,500) in compensation.
Parliament approves liberalisation of Poland’s abortion laws
One would reverse the near-total abortion ban while the other would decriminalise abortion assistance.
Poland detains Polish-Ukrainian military reservist on suspicion of espionage
It has not been revealed which country he is accused of seeking to spy for.
Poland expels 15 Russians and Belarusians who tried to take part in Karate World Championships
The 11 Belarusian citizens and four Russians had entered Poland on tourist visas.
Lithuania says Ukrainian drone that struck car entered its airspace from Poland
However, Poland has so far said that there is no confirmation of an object crossing the border.
Poland condemns attack by Israeli settlers on delegation that included Polish diplomats
The incident has likewise been condemned by France, Belgium and the EU, as well as Israel’s own foreign minister.
Ukraine finds remains of 30 people in search for victims of massacre by Polish WWII partisans
Poland recently granted permission for Ukraine to conduct a search for the victims.
Everything you need to know one year ahead of Poland’s parliamentary elections
Daniel Tilles
Polling suggests the outcome is too close to call.
Kraków’s new mayor withdraws patronage of LGBT+ equality march
Łukasz Gibała, who has been supportive of LGBT+ rights in the past, argues that the event has become too “partisan”.
New Polish constitutional court judge takes oath in defiance of president
The new judge, Maciej Berek, was recently described by Prime Minister Donald Tusk as his “right-hand man”.
Man charged with plotting attack on Polish PM
Improvised explosive devices were discovered at his home.
