Aleks Szczerbiak
Nawrocki has emerged as a unifying figure on the fragmented right but faces major challenges.
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NfP podcast: How small towns became a testing ground for Poland’s far right
Alicja Ptak and Daniel Tilles
We discuss our new study of how four contentious issues have played out in 19 small Polish towns.
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Poland is terrible at promoting itself – but has never had better press
Daniel Tilles
Politicians should let Poland’s achievements speak for themselves, and support those already telling its story.
How will the Law and Justice split affect Polish politics?
Aleks Szczerbiak
The biggest-ever split within PiS is a serious self-inflicted wound, complicating the right’s path back to power.
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The split in Poland’s opposition could help them unseat Tusk’s government [Opinion]
Daniel Tilles
It may help broaden the opposition’s appeal by offering voters a more moderate, centre-right option.
Fact-check: did Polish deputy PM say Warsaw would block Ukraine’s EU entry?
Alicja Ptak
While widely quoted as saying “With Bandera, Ukraine will not enter the EU”, he never spoke those words.
Why does the Polish People’s Party matter so much?
Aleks Szczerbiak
PSL’s parliamentary survival is on a knife edge, but could determine the result of the next election.
Black gold vs the Green Deal? PiS launched an energy revolution but is now ashamed of it
Bartłomiej Orzeł
The energy transition offers an opportunity for the right-wing opposition – but one they risk wasting.
Why Poland’s labour market is not as bad as it looks
Alicja Ptak
The official unemployment rate has been rising, but that does not tell the whole story.
Poland and Ukraine’s historical dispute: how did we get here and where do we go now?
Daniel Tilles
A long-simmering dispute has finally boiled over, and will have serious consequences.
What will Poland’s recognition of foreign same-sex marriages mean in practice? Five expert views
Maria Kędzior
It may take years to establish what rights are granted to such couples.
What are the prospects for Poland’s ruling coalition?
Aleks Szczerbiak
The government faces a difficult re-election campaign next year.
Built 140 years ago and still in use, Warsaw’s sewers connect the city to its brutal past
Filip Mazurczak
Built by British engineers, the sewers survived the destruction of WWII, when they were used by resistance fighters to move around Warsaw.
Will Poland’s main right-wing opposition party split?
Aleks Szczerbiak
The probability of a major split is higher than ever in PiS’s history.
