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Nobel Peace Prize winner says leader of country’s ruling rightwing party should be prosecuted for abuse of power
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Crackdown on business people denounced as ‘catastrophe’ comparable to communist-era repression
Kaczyński portrays opposition leader as a German stooge ahead of October elections
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Berlin responds to ‘security needs of our Polish friends’ despite heightened tensions with Warsaw
Warsaw deploys more soldiers to border after Minsk begins drills to test lessons of Ukraine war
In the face of calls to shut the Turów plant, Warsaw has embraced it as a symbol of sovereign power
The nation’s standing as a liberal democracy with an independent judiciary has suffered since 2015
Warsaw complains to European Commission over Berlin’s lack of action in tackling rubbish sent by German companies
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