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Why so much is riding on Poland’s presidential elections
Power in Poland rests primarily with the prime minister and parliament. But the president wields real influence by signing laws into force, or vetoing them, appointing judges and ambassadors, and helping to shape foreign policy. Presidents can rarely impose their own agenda, but they can certainly frustrate the government’s.
A million Ukrainian refugees are still in Poland. Now presidential candidates vow to put Poles first
As Poland gears up for the May 18 presidential election, a striking political shift is taking shape: the once-unifying cause of support for Ukrainians is turning into a wedge issue on the campaign trail.
The government is a centrist parliamentary coalition. To undo its predecessor’s democratic backsliding, it needs the ...
Voters in Poland will cast ballots Sunday in a presidential election to choose a successor to conservative incumbent Andrzej ...
Poland will hold the first round of a presidential election on May 18, setting the scene for a vote that will be crucial for ...
Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine and President Trump's efforts to change the U.S. relationship with Europe and NATO have caused some European countries to rethink their own defense. One example ...
In recent games, Canfield’s coaching staff opted to skip Cardinals lefty starter Anthony Groner in the rotation in order to ...
Poles vote in a presidential election on Sunday that the pro-European government in Warsaw says can revive its stalled ...
The fires include repeated incidents at the former Elan School campus in Poland and at properties on West Main Street and Madeleine Point Road in Yarmouth. The most recent fire, on March 19, damaged a ...
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