The government wants to spend 2.5 billion zloty this year, up from 1 billion in 2024.
The government wants to spend 2.5 billion zloty this year, up from 1 billion in 2024.
The opposition warns it will lead to further centralisation of powers in Brussels and leave Poland with less control over its own security.
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Daniel Tilles
In conservative Poland, this challenge to traditional cuisine has led to a backlash, with veganism seen as part of a broader threat to Polish culture, values, and even religion.
The detained man is the publisher of a “Lone Wolf Guide” that “promotes a fascist system and incites ethnic and religious hatred”, reports Do Rzeczy.
Archbishop Stanisław Gądecki has “expressed disappointment” that the ruling party has failed to fulfil its promise to “protect life from conception”.
PiS wants to abolish the upper limit on social-insurance (ZUS) contributions from high earners, but faces opposition from a coalition partner.
Restoring the EU flags is “a small sign of a return to normality, to the family of Western civilisation”, says the Senate speaker.
Monika Prończuk
As parliament reconvenes, we guide you through the various parties, their positions, and what to expect in the new term.
The opposition’s candidate for Senate Speaker has been elected by a 51-48 majority, signalling that the opposition has enough votes to control the upper house,
Under PiS, rule Poland will “fulfil its historical mission” of supporting “everything that is the foundation of Christian civilisation”.
Wrocław’s far-right Independence March was called off due to antisemitic slogans and flares, but participants refused to disperse.
The foreign ministry has criticised a map of Nazi camps used by Netflix and a deputy justice minister suggests possible legal action.
Join us for live updates on Polish Independence Day, including the controversial march in Warsaw.
Stanley Bill
A controversial national march returns to the streets of Warsaw.