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Poland Begins Phasing Out Social Benefits for Resident Ukrainian Refugees

TEC News / AFP March 5, 2026

Under new Polish rules, special healthcare benefits will mainly remain available to Ukrainian minors, employed refugees, and other vulnerable individuals.

Judicial War in Poland: Nawrocki Pushes Back as Tusk Government Cries “Polexit”

Artur Ciechanowicz March 4, 2026

The Polish president has unveiled a sweeping bill to shield judicial appointments from political and judicial challenge.

Nuclear Deterrence: European Partners Ready To Follow Macron—Within Limits

Hélène de Lauzun March 3, 2026

For European partners, the French offer is attractive, but NATO and American protection remain the ultimate standard.

Polish Court Upholds Jail Terms in Abortion Case

TEC News March 3, 2026

Appeals judges confirm medical negligence led to the death of a pregnant woman, rejecting claims that Poland’s pro-life law was to blame.

Warsaw Debate: Fast-Track EU Membership for Ukraine Proves Controversial

TEC News February 26, 2026

Surveys show that the majority of Poles back a gradual approach to Ukraine’s Brussels-backed accession and not accelerated entry.

Polish Government Majority Under Pressure After Party Split

TEC News February 18, 2026

A dramatic breakaway by MPs has fractured the ruling coalition in Poland.

Warsaw Cancels Military Gender Training After Opposition Backlash

TEC News February 18, 2026

Poland’s defence ministry scrapped a proposed gender-focused training session for troops, which conservative lawmakers had denounced as ideologically driven.

Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar addresses supporters on February 16, 2026 at a campaign rally in Mezőkövesd.

Hungarian Opposition Leader Would Introduce “Moscow-Style” Censorship

Michael Curzon February 17, 2026

The Europhile politician is said to be “overdosing on the ‘white powder’ of a warped imagination.”

Poland’s Schools Are Being Recast To Produce Modern-Day Pavlik Morozovs

Artur Ciechanowicz February 16, 2026

The reforms aim “to breed a new human being who will belong to the state—and only to the state,” critic and legal counsel Grzegorz Ksepko said.

Poland Backs EU Arms Loans; PiS Warns Country Trades Sovereignty for Debt

Zoltán Kottász February 13, 2026

The Law and Justice opposition says the loans could leave Polish defence firms sidelined.

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Poland Begins Phasing Out Social Benefits for Resident Ukrainian Refugees

Judicial War in Poland: Nawrocki Pushes Back as Tusk Government Cries “Polexit”

Nuclear Deterrence: European Partners Ready To Follow Macron—Within Limits

Polish Court Upholds Jail Terms in Abortion Case

Warsaw Debate: Fast-Track EU Membership for Ukraine Proves Controversial

Polish Government Majority Under Pressure After Party Split

Warsaw Cancels Military Gender Training After Opposition Backlash

Hungarian Opposition Leader Would Introduce “Moscow-Style” Censorship

Poland’s Schools Are Being Recast To Produce Modern-Day Pavlik Morozovs

Poland Backs EU Arms Loans; PiS Warns Country Trades Sovereignty for Debt

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