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Jacek Żakowski comments on the results of Poland’s parliamentary elections.
The Return of Jarosław Kaczyński
Jarosław Kaczyński’s Law and Justice party is back in power, after receiving 37.6% of the vote in last weekend’s general election and soundly defeating the incumbent Civic Platform.
Jámbor: Orbán’s Hungary is not heaven
A personal advice to Polish voters on why they shouldn’t take inspiration from Viktor Orbán’s Hungary.
Michał Sutowski on the upcoming Polish parliamentary elections
The ruling centre-right Civic Platform and the opposition right-wing conservative Law and Justice do not properly articulate the most crucial concerns of the Polish people.
Tycner: Organizing politically is not something we are used to
Historian and Razem member Marta Tycner discusses the problems facing higher education in Poland.
Photo: CEE Meeting 2015
Photos by Michał Borucki and Marta Modzelewska.
Sutowski: No salvation outside the EU
The only position for Poland outside of the EU is that of a smug and stupid nationalism of humbled peripheries.