Jan 15 2021
WARSAW Social media companies that remove posts they deem offensive could face fines, Poland's justice minister said on Friday, as a government that allied itself with U.S. President Donald Trump enacts a move it says will guarantee free speech.
Jan 15 2021
WARSAW, Jan 15 Social media companies that
remove posts they deem offensive could face fines, Poland's
justice minister said on Friday, as a government that allied
itself with U.S. President Donald Trump enacts a move it says
will guarantee free speech.
Oct 30 2020
WARSAW Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki appealed to abortion rights activists on Thursday to halt mass protests, saying they would fuel more coronavirus infections and threaten the elderly.
Oct 30 2020
WARSAW Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki appealed to abortion rights activists on Thursday to halt mass protests, saying they would fuel more coronavirus infections and threaten the elderly. | Video
Oct 29 2020
* Opposition says government trying to deflect blame
(Updates with information about protests)
Oct 29 2020
WARSAW, Oct 29 Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz
Morawiecki appealed to abortion rights activists on Thursday to
halt mass protests, saying they would fuel more coronavirus
infections and threaten the elderly.
Oct 22 2020
WARSAW, Oct 22 Poland's Constitutional Tribunal
ruled on Thursday that abortion due to foetal defects was
unconstitutional, banning the most common of the few legal
grounds for pregnancy termination in the predominantly Catholic
country.
Jun 26 2020
WARSAW Sixty-year-old Marzenna Latawiec is determined to brave the risk of coronavirus and vote in Poland's presidential election on Sunday, but it's not the pandemic or the country's first economic recession in three decades that is firing her up.
May 16 2020
WARSAW Poland's president appointed an ultra-conservative as new interim head of the Supreme Court on Friday after his predecessor resigned, deepening judicial and political turmoil ahead of a controversial presidential election.
May 15 2020
WARSAW, May 15 The interim head of Poland's
Supreme Court resigned on Friday, deepening judicial and
political turmoil in a country struggling to choose its top
judge and decide when presidential elections that were due in
May will eventually be held.