Daniel Tilles
How will they work? Who is standing? Why do they matter?

Daniel Tilles
How will they work? Who is standing? Why do they matter?
Filip Mazurczak
Activists have been campaigning for greater recognition of the at least 20,000 victims.
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Katarzyna Skiba
A deeply religious country wrestles with its own identity.
Aleks Szczerbiak
Even if it swings only a small number of voters, the issue could be decisive.
Daniel Tilles
Polling shows most are opposed to the current law, but it will be tough to overturn.
Krzysztof Mularczyk
Are they simply being even handed or do they have an agenda of their own?
Daniel Tilles
Confederation is now running third in polls, with double-digit support.
Anna-Gmiterek-Zabłocka
“It was a stressful, humiliating and dehumanising experience.”
Wojciech Kość
The prices of buying and renting have soared.
Anna Gielewska
Investigative journalist Szabolcs Panyi discusses his work uncovering Russian activities in the region.
Daniel Tilles
Differences over John Paul II’s legacy show how the opposition’s diversity is both a strength and a weakness.
Aleks Szczerbiak
Andrzej Duda has virtually ended any realistic prospect of Warsaw receiving the funds before the election.
Wojciech Jakóbik
Poland has not abandoned Russian oil entirely, as it said it would, but instead the Kremlin has turned the taps off itself.
Nicholas Watson
The Reporting Democracy team discusses their newly released “Trends Report 2023: War in Ukraine Focuses Minds”.