Alicja Ptak
Since joining the EU, Poland has experienced unprecedented growth, from the size of its economy to the length of its motorways.

Alicja Ptak
Since joining the EU, Poland has experienced unprecedented growth, from the size of its economy to the length of its motorways.
Aleks Szczerbiak
PiS exceeded expectations while Tusk was left disappointed. But little has changed since October.
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The once-diverse movement has veered to the right since 1989.
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A largely forgotten figure is brought back to life.
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There is never a good time for such a decision, but it would benefit the state.
Percy Metcalfe
The detention of an activist has highlighted a new, more radical approach.
Norman Davies
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