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The liberal favourite stumbles in Poland’s presidential election
IT WAS NO surprise that Rafal Trzaskowski, the liberal mayor of Warsaw, finished ahead of Karol Nawrocki, the candidate backed by the main hard-right opposition party, in the first round of the country’s presidential elections on May 18th.
Poles will cast their ballots in a presidential election on May 18 -- a vote seen as crucial for Prime Minister Donald Tusk and his pro-European government as they seek to advance their reform agenda.
The future of Poland’s pro-EU government is riding on the country’s presidential elections, which come at a fraught moment ...
Karol Nawrocki’s claim to be a man of the people who owns only one flat has landed him in political hot water.
Duda, who cannot run again, is allied with Trzaskowski's top rival for the Belweder presidential palace ... 26 percent for Nawrocki. Warsaw's mayor and member of Poland's ruling Civic ...
Poland will join other European countries celebrating the Night of Museums on May 18, offering free late-night access to ...
Friedrich Merz has plunged straight into international crises on his first full day as Germany’s new chancellor. He presented ...
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