US President Donald Trump praised Karol Nawrocki’s election victory in Poland, saying he would be a "great president" and ...

Tusk’s coalition has steadily declined in opinion polls since mid-2024. This month, the share of government opponents has risen to 48% while the government’s support has held steady at 32%, the latest ...

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced a cabinet reshuffle on Wednesday in a bid to regain momentum amid falling ...

WARSAW (Reuters) -Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk promoted Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski to deputy prime minister on ...

Poland’s recent presidential election result risks deepening political instability and weakening the government’s ability to implement fiscal consolidation and economic reform, according to a note ...

I got a sense of history coming full circle in the Polish town of Sopot, on the Baltic Sea just a few kilometres from the Gdansk Shipyard. Sharing a stage at the Plenary Session of the European ...

In a tightly contested presidential contest, conservative historian and political novice, Karol Nawrocki, defeated the liberal mayor of Warsaw, Rafal Trzaskowski, by less than two percentage points.

Nawrocki, an independent candidate backed by the opposition Law and Justice Party, received 50.89 per cent of the vote in the presidential runoff, beating Trzaskowski, candidate of the ruling Civic ...

Warsaw mayor Rafal Trzaskowski, the candidate put forward by the government, lost out by 369,000 votes in the country of 38 million people.

The actions of trainee detective constable Kristina Linge and Pc Rafal Szmydynski amounted to gross misconduct the police disciplinary tribunal sitting in south east London ruled on Thursday.

In the second round of Poland’s presidential election on June 1, conservative candidate Nawrocki won 50.89% of the vote, narrowly defeating liberal Rafal Trzaskowski, who received 49.11%, according to ...

T rainee detective constable Kristina Linge, and Pc Rafal Szmydynski, who were police constables at the time, were found to have committed gross misconduct. They have now lost their jobs.