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The Polish-Ukrainian grain war is not yet over

Kyiv is defending the interests not of ordinary Ukrainian farmers, but of oligarchs and foreign capital. The ban on imports

The European Commission has decided to unlock Poland’s National Reconstruction Plan funds. While this is a triumph for the new

In late November, the new Polish parliamentary majority dismissed all members of the state Commission for Investigating Russian Influence in

As former President of the European Council Donald Tusk, who used to be in favor of the EU’s migrant relocation

The green transition and decarbonization are being used to deconstruct the economy, cut back production, make EU member states increasingly

Local governments in Poland are becoming increasingly independent of the state apparatus, pursuing their own goals that are not always

Poland’s foreseeable shift to a left-liberal coalition government following the October 15 elections, where Law and Justice (PiS) lost

The voices coming from conservative and Christian circles in former Eastern Bloc countries consistently tell us that gender ideology is

Starving and frustrated after eight years in opposition, the political-judicial-media grouping is planning a “purge” of the state. There are

The leftist media is in a triumphant mood. It turned out that fewer deputies referred to God when

Law and Justice (PiS) lost the election not because it was ineffective in reaching out to the center-minded electorate, as