Tusk Government Could Be Coalition of Chaos Zoltán Kottász October 17, 2023 Conservative PiS hasn’t given up hope of forming a government, despite election setbacks.
Turn to the Right: Australia Rejects Aboriginal ‘Voice’ Chris Tomlinson October 16, 2023 The result also makes a new referendum on ditching of the monarchy highly unlikely.
Konfederacja: Poland’s Nationalist Upstarts Light Fire Under PiS Thomas O'Reilly October 14, 2023 As Law and Justice fights tooth and nail against a Europhile challenge, a new fusionary force is brewing on the Polish Right.
Do Poles Know Liberalism is Failing? An Interview with Jadwiga Emilewicz Thomas O'Reilly October 13, 2023 “This is a clash of civilizations, and those who are coming into Europe really want to combat our civilization.”
Will Progressives Flip Poland? An Interview With Ordo Iuris’ Sébastien Meuwissen Thomas O'Reilly October 11, 2023 “If PiS does win, the Visegrád alliance which has been dormant since the outbreak of war in Ukraine could revive to the benefit of conservatives in Central Europe.”
Migration Issues Dominate Week Before Polish Elections Thomas O'Reilly October 9, 2023 “We don’t want Lampedusa here,” a large banner at the game of Warsaw’s largest football club said over the weekend.
Bratislava 2023 = Munich 1938? Rod Dreher September 29, 2023 The West puts on its well-worn Chamberlain specs to prepare for right-wing Slovak victory
Cash-For-Visas Scandal Rocks Polish Government Thomas O'Reilly September 27, 2023 Weeks before the election, EU and Warsaw’s liberal opposition seek to embarrass ruling Law and Justice party on migration.
Why Now? Tories Talking Tough on Crime Michael Curzon September 26, 2023 Given the Conservative record, promises of stricter sentencing are unconvincing.
Lampedusa Crisis Enters Polish Election Campaign Zoltán Kottász September 18, 2023 MP Dominik Tarczyński attributes Lampedusa crisis to the “reckless policies of the European Union.”
