Aleks Szczerbiak
The new president will destabilise, and act as the centre of resistance to, the government.
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A divisive legacy: Andrzej Duda’s decade as Poland鈥檚聽president
Daniel Tilles & Stanley Bill
Though derided by critics as Kaczy艅ski’s “pen”, Duda leaves office as Poland’s most-trusted politician.
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Canaletto: XVIII-wieczny malarz, kt贸ry pom贸g艂 Warszawie odrodzi膰 si臋 z popio艂贸w wojny
Aleksandra Janiszewska-Cardone
Obrazy Bernarda Bellotta, zwanego Canaletto, okaza艂y si臋 niezb臋dne w odbudowie powojennej Warszawy.
Seeking votes from further right could be Polish ruling party鈥檚 last hope
Piotr Trudnowski
There are three ways PiS could seek to neutralise the threat of Confederation as it seeks a third term.
The legal questions behind Poland’s claim for war reparations from Germany
Mateusz Pi膮tkowski
Why is Poland demanding reparations, does it have a valid legal case, and what will happen next?
A way out of Poland’s conundrum on joining the eurozone
Krzysztof Mularczyk
PiS looks set to make stopping Poland joining the eurozone a central plank of its political platform.
Ten Polish scientists and inventors who changed the world
Filip Mazurczak
Many immense contributions to science have been made by Poles – some household names, and others less so.
Is Poland鈥檚 right-wing ruling party becoming more聽Eurosceptic?
Aleks Szczerbiak
Amid a dispute over the rule of law and EU funds, PiS has toughened its rhetoric.
How will Poland’s new anti-migrant border wall impact the environment?
Tom Diserens
The wall, which was exempted from environmental laws, runs through protected natural habits.
Volleyland: how Poland became a volleyball powerhouse
Krzysztof S臋dzicki
Poland is co-hosting the men’s volleyball world championships today, with the world number 1 Polish team defending their title.
Harsh winter ahead for poor households in Poland amid coal shortages
Anna Rzhevkina
Millions of Poles still heat their homes with coal but now face skyrocketing prices.
The poisoning of the Oder river: what we know so far
Wojciech Ko艣膰
Over 80 tonnes of dead fish have so far been found.
The VoiCEE podcast: who are the Ukrainians, and what do they want?
Volodymyr Yermolenko
In this episode, we discuss the key features of Ukrainian civic and political identity.
Will Poland鈥檚 opposition contest the next election as a single聽bloc?
Aleks Szczerbiak
The electoral system favours consolidation, but there are big obstacles in the way of a single opposition bloc.
