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What Does President Nawrocki’s Election Mean for Poland (and Christian Europe)?
ANALYSIS: The newly elected president’s Aug. 6 inauguration crowns a fiercely contested election whose outcome reverberates far beyond Poland, reflecting Europe’s deeper struggle over faith, identity and the resilience of traditional values.
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Most crypto exchanges in Poland are likely to shut down due to MiCAEurope’s Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) rules, along with national regulations, are threatening the survival of the majority ...
Polish state-controlled insurer PZU on Thursday dismissed its Chief Executive Officer Andrzej Klesyk and appointed Tomasz Tarkowski, a member of its management board, as acting CEO.
Anti-immigration protests across England, Northern Ireland, Spain and Poland have grown more frequent – and in some cases ...
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Poland, Ukraine's western neighbour, is expected to be the last country in Europe to face U.S. troop reductions, Poland's top ...
Poland will vote in a pivotal election on October 15, which could see the populist Law and Justice party clinch a third term. Issues at stake in a vicious campaign include support for the war in ...
Poland’s strength in fostering vocations can be traced to several key factors that distinguish it from much of Europe.
On whatever side they stand, many voters say they yearn for a more united nation. But after a brutal campaign, divisions — between left and right, urban and rural, young and old — remain stark.
Karol Nawrocki’s inauguration as Poland’s new president on Wednesday has set the stage for a turbulent power struggle with ...
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