Poles Rate Nawrocki’s Recent Controversial Decisions; Nearly Half Strongly Disagree
A recent SW Research survey for rp.pl, conducted 12‑13 November, finds that 30.9 % of Poles approve President Karol Nawrocki’s refusal to…
Media: Ziobry’s Faction Plots Return to Power, PiS Leader Says Stories Fit Between Lies
Zbigniew Ziobro has declared he seeks to regain the justice‑minister role amid reports that his PiS faction is plotting a return to power,…
Donald Tusk Says Sabotage Happened: “Worst Assumptions Confirmed”
On 17 November Poland’s prime minister declared a railway sabotage on the Warsaw‑Lublin line near Mika, confirming fears of an explosive…
Donald Tusk Confirms Worst Assumptions About Rail Explosion
On 17 November, former Polish prime‑minister Donald Tusk said the explosion on the Warsaw‑Lublin line near Mika was a sabotage act, a view…
Nawrocki Ready to Cooperate With Tusk, Says He Is “Of Course Ready”
Polish President Karol Nawrocki said he can operate without Prime Minister Donald Tusk but is ready to collaborate when necessary, as stated…
Trump Reverses on Epstein Documents, Claims No Knowledge of Victim Emails
Former President Donald Trump has shifted his stance on the release of Jeffrey Epstein’s records, stating he knows nothing about the…
Slovakia Rattled by Chalk Protest Against Prime Minister
In Slovakia, a student’s chalk drawings on school steps ignited a nationwide wave of protests, forcing officials to confront a surge of…
Mentzen Appears at Spodek, Crowds Lift Him on Their Arms, Crowd Shouts “Good Sławko, You Didn’t Take the Race”
On 15 November, Katowice’s Spodek arena hosted a Kult concert where Sławomir Mentzen was carried on the crowd’s hands and received cheers.…
Donald Tusk Addresses Damaged Railway Tracks
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk opened a swearing‑off on the damaged Dęblin‑Warsaw railway line near Życzyn, saying a sabotage act is a…
Secrets of Putin’s Remote Offices Revealed
Investigators have uncovered a hidden network of nearly identical offices across Russian retreats, used to conceal the president’s presence…