Voters must be lured back to the polls with so much always at stake
Democracy requires people to see the need to vote. France, Iran and Poland show the way
Democracy requires people to see the need to vote. France, Iran and Poland show the way
Draft law highlighted deep divisions in Donald Tusk’s ruling coalition
Modernised and expanded mobilisation system aims to stamp out corruption and draft dodging
As Poland’s second city, beautiful Krakow emerged from the second World War relatively unscathed in architectural terms, but not in matters of life and death
Agnieszka Holland’s powerful depiction of border-crossing has angered Polish authorities and refugee agencies in equal measure
Clinic that denied termination to woman whose pregnancy may have endangered her life fined €127,000
America thrives during times of political strife, and it’s not the only one. Maybe we overrate the importance of politics
Shooting has exposed an increasingly febrile and polarised political climate in Slovakia and across Europe, say commentators
Billions of euro in funding had been withheld over concerns about the judiciary
In a sign of the times around Europe, economic benefits of EU membership have yielded to more earnest discussions about security
Twenty years after EU accession, the Polish migrant community is regarded as too different to be fully included in Irish society, but not different enough to merit additional supports
At issue is investment in Polish shopping centre project
Ukrainian farm minister Mykola Solsky praised what he said was ‘constructive work’ by Poland
As the 20th anniversary of Poland joining the EU approaches, Poles reflect on their experiences here
Sikorski says new Donald Tusk government ready to ‘return to the group of countries creating Europe rather than defending themselves against Europe’
Modernity is causing a drop-off in people identifying as Catholic, but the Polish clergy also bears some responsibility
Group presents proposals to permit abortion until the 12th week of pregnancy
Zelenskiy castigates Ukraine’s western allies for ‘turning a blind eye’ following destruction of largest power plant in capital region
Four Bills sent for further study by committee, including two proposing legalising procedure until 12th week of pregnancy
The new justice minister is leading an unprecedented democratic experiment
Surge in Poles buying Tenerife ‘safe havens’ even before last week’s warning from Polish prime minister Donald Tusk that Europe is in a pre-war era
And that’s just one of the big problems Simon Harris will face as taoiseach
Law aimed to remove requirement for people over 15 to have a prescription to buy emergency contraceptive pills
Warsaw investigates ‘personal security clearance’ of Jaroslaw Gromadzinski after his dismissal as commander of Eurocorps
Seven charged as part of investigation into state-financed alleged slush fund
After eight years of illiberal rule, the former president of the European Council has returned to sweep away the vestiges of PiS state capture, reversing course will be difficult
On Thursday leading allies of prime minister Donald Tusk accused Mr Glapiński of pursuing a monetary policy that financed and backed the previous government
Two weeks ago German officials were infuriated when Macron floated in public the idea that sending European troops to Ukraine could not be ruled out
‘Different organisational regime’ on border crossings will provide ‘100% guarantee’ aid will reach Ukraine without delays, says Polish prime minister
Two deeply polarised camps in the country now disagree on what legal authority is legitimate
Polish prime minister says: There is no reason that the European Union cannot become a military power like Russia’
Protests follow similar actions in other EU countries ahead of European Parliament elections
The two ex-politicians are demanding the return of their seats in the Sejm, Poland’s lower house of parliament
Polish leader Donald Tusk visits Kyiv to discuss new military aid package and joint arms production
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices