Bulgaria: Thousands Protest After Elections, Pro-Russian Radew Declares Readiness
Following parliamentary elections in Bulgaria, thousands have protested alleged irregularities, while former President Rumen Radew, seen as…
Polish Judges Sworn In, Public Divided on Nawrocki’s Role
Six judges appointed to Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal were sworn in, sparking a national debate over President Nawrocki’s involvement,…
Polish Police Arrest Fugitive with Counter-Terrorism Support
Ostrołęka police, aided by counter-terrorism units, apprehended a 40-year-old man wanted for organized crime and fraud on April 15th. Fugitive…
Psychiatric Hospital, Not Prison, for Warsaw University Murderer
Warsaw prosecutors have requested indefinite psychiatric isolation for Mieszko R., accused of a brutal axe attack on the University of Warsaw…
Polish Readers Pin Responsibility for Constitutional Tribunal Crisis on President
A survey of readers following coverage of tensions surrounding Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal overwhelmingly points to President Karol…
Bulgaria: Progressive Coalition Leads in Exit Polls with 38.7%
Exit polls from Bulgaria’s snap parliamentary elections show the Progressive Bulgaria coalition, led by former President Rumen Radev, securing…
Bulgaria Holds Snap Elections Amidst Protests
Early parliamentary elections took place in Bulgaria following the resignation of Rosen Zhelyazkov’s government due to widespread public…
Polish Constitutional Tribunal President Files Complaint Against Judges
The President of Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal, Bogdan Święczkowski, has announced legal action and disciplinary proceedings against two…
Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Anniversary Marked Amid Boycott Attempts
Poland commemorated the 83rd anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising with ceremonies, while facing attempts to disrupt the symbolic daffodil…
Poland Considers Curbing State Access to Citizens’ Phone Data
Poland’s Ombudsman is pushing for reforms to limit government surveillance of citizens’ digital lives, demanding transparency and judicial…