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Massive Rallies in Poland Ahead of Tight Presidential Runoff
One week before Poland's presidential runoff, pro-European candidate Rafał Trzaskowski and right-wing nationalist Karol Nawrocki held massive rallies in Warsaw, each attracting over 100,000 supporters, as both aim to sway the tight election nearing a 47-47 percent tie.
Massive Rallies in Poland Ahead of Tight Presidential Runoff
One week before Poland's presidential runoff, pro-European candidate Rafał Trzaskowski and right-wing nationalist Karol Nawrocki held massive rallies in Warsaw, each attracting over 100,000 supporters, as both aim to sway the tight election nearing a 47-47 percent tie.
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56% Bias Score
Tight Polish Presidential Race: Trzaskowski and Nawrocki Vie for Power
Poland's presidential runoff election pits liberal Rafal Trzaskowski against PiS's Karol Nawrocki, both polling at 47%, with the outcome impacting Poland's stance on Ukraine and the EU. Nawrocki's deal with far-right figure Slawomir Mentzen contrasts with Trzaskowski's refusal to compromise on suppo...
Tight Polish Presidential Race: Trzaskowski and Nawrocki Vie for Power
Poland's presidential runoff election pits liberal Rafal Trzaskowski against PiS's Karol Nawrocki, both polling at 47%, with the outcome impacting Poland's stance on Ukraine and the EU. Nawrocki's deal with far-right figure Slawomir Mentzen contrasts with Trzaskowski's refusal to compromise on suppo...
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40% Bias Score
Archive Reveals 25 Polish Journalists in Post-War Eppstein
A recently discovered archive in Eppstein, Germany, contains 25 registration cards from August 1945, detailing the presence of Polish journalists who were housed in the Hotel Bienberg after being liberated from Nazi concentration camps or forced labor; many worked for the Polish newspaper "Kronika",...
Archive Reveals 25 Polish Journalists in Post-War Eppstein
A recently discovered archive in Eppstein, Germany, contains 25 registration cards from August 1945, detailing the presence of Polish journalists who were housed in the Hotel Bienberg after being liberated from Nazi concentration camps or forced labor; many worked for the Polish newspaper "Kronika",...
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28% Bias Score
Polish Election: Nationalist Candidates Secure Significant Vote Share
In Poland's first round of presidential elections, nationalist candidates Slawomir Mentzen and Grzegorz Braun secured 14.8% and 6.34% of the vote respectively, reflecting a broader European trend of increasing nationalist support. Mentzen appealed to young, anti-system voters and free-market propone...
Polish Election: Nationalist Candidates Secure Significant Vote Share
In Poland's first round of presidential elections, nationalist candidates Slawomir Mentzen and Grzegorz Braun secured 14.8% and 6.34% of the vote respectively, reflecting a broader European trend of increasing nationalist support. Mentzen appealed to young, anti-system voters and free-market propone...
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48% Bias Score
Poland Extends Suspension of Asylum Rights at Belarus Border
The Polish Parliament overwhelmingly approved a 60-day extension of the suspension of asylum rights at its border with Belarus, despite criticism from human rights groups and the UNHCR who argue it violates international law; the Polish government maintains it is necessary to counter a Belarusian-Ru...
Poland Extends Suspension of Asylum Rights at Belarus Border
The Polish Parliament overwhelmingly approved a 60-day extension of the suspension of asylum rights at its border with Belarus, despite criticism from human rights groups and the UNHCR who argue it violates international law; the Polish government maintains it is necessary to counter a Belarusian-Ru...
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48% Bias Score
EU Deadlocked on Pharmaceutical Data Protection Reform
Poland's attempt to shorten pharmaceutical data protection in the EU to seven years, supported by a dozen smaller countries, failed due to opposition from larger countries prioritizing eight years to boost competitiveness, creating a deadlock that affects patient access to affordable medicines.
EU Deadlocked on Pharmaceutical Data Protection Reform
Poland's attempt to shorten pharmaceutical data protection in the EU to seven years, supported by a dozen smaller countries, failed due to opposition from larger countries prioritizing eight years to boost competitiveness, creating a deadlock that affects patient access to affordable medicines.
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44% Bias Score
Russia Claims Territorial Gains in Ukraine; Europe Considers US Weapon Purchases
Russian forces claim to have liberated several Ukrainian settlements, inflicted heavy casualties, and shot down a Ukrainian MiG-29; Europe plans to buy US weapons to aid Ukraine, while Polish presidential candidates debate Ukraine's impact on Poland; and Ukraine is attempting to justify the use of a...
Russia Claims Territorial Gains in Ukraine; Europe Considers US Weapon Purchases
Russian forces claim to have liberated several Ukrainian settlements, inflicted heavy casualties, and shot down a Ukrainian MiG-29; Europe plans to buy US weapons to aid Ukraine, while Polish presidential candidates debate Ukraine's impact on Poland; and Ukraine is attempting to justify the use of a...
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64% Bias Score
Pope Beatifies Polish Priest, Prays for Chinese Catholics
On Sunday, Pope Francis beatified Stanislaw Streich, a Polish priest killed in 1938 for his work with the poor, and observed a prayer day for the Church in China, expressing support for Chinese Catholics.
Pope Beatifies Polish Priest, Prays for Chinese Catholics
On Sunday, Pope Francis beatified Stanislaw Streich, a Polish priest killed in 1938 for his work with the poor, and observed a prayer day for the Church in China, expressing support for Chinese Catholics.
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32% Bias Score
Center-Right Gains Across Europe Amidst Right-Wing Populist Pressure
Center-right parties achieved significant wins across Europe, countering the rise of right-wing populism; Romania's pro-EU candidate won, while Poland faces a tight runoff; Portugal's election produced a fragmented result; and France's Republican party elected a new leader.
Center-Right Gains Across Europe Amidst Right-Wing Populist Pressure
Center-right parties achieved significant wins across Europe, countering the rise of right-wing populism; Romania's pro-EU candidate won, while Poland faces a tight runoff; Portugal's election produced a fragmented result; and France's Republican party elected a new leader.
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44% Bias Score
Partizanka" Fights Back: Legal Action Against Belarusian Regime
The Belarusian human rights initiative "Partizanka," designated an extremist organization in Belarus, is pursuing legal action in Poland against KGB officials for their role in this designation while continuing to aid over 15,000 Belarusian refugees with legal issues and integration in Poland.
Partizanka" Fights Back: Legal Action Against Belarusian Regime
The Belarusian human rights initiative "Partizanka," designated an extremist organization in Belarus, is pursuing legal action in Poland against KGB officials for their role in this designation while continuing to aid over 15,000 Belarusian refugees with legal issues and integration in Poland.
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24% Bias Score
Trump Prioritizes Russia Ties Over Ukraine Support Amidst Rising Tensions
President Trump's shift towards prioritizing economic ties with Russia over continued support for Ukraine, revealed in a phone call with Vladimir Putin, has caused concern among NATO allies; meanwhile, a former Ukrainian official was assassinated in Madrid, and a Russian vessel was shadowed by the P...
Trump Prioritizes Russia Ties Over Ukraine Support Amidst Rising Tensions
President Trump's shift towards prioritizing economic ties with Russia over continued support for Ukraine, revealed in a phone call with Vladimir Putin, has caused concern among NATO allies; meanwhile, a former Ukrainian official was assassinated in Madrid, and a Russian vessel was shadowed by the P...
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48% Bias Score
Poland Intercepts Russian Ship Near Power Cable Linking Poland and Sweden
Poland's military intercepted a sanctioned Russian ship, the Sun, conducting suspicious maneuvers near an undersea power cable connecting Poland and Sweden; the cable remains operational, highlighting heightened tensions in the Baltic Sea.
Poland Intercepts Russian Ship Near Power Cable Linking Poland and Sweden
Poland's military intercepted a sanctioned Russian ship, the Sun, conducting suspicious maneuvers near an undersea power cable connecting Poland and Sweden; the cable remains operational, highlighting heightened tensions in the Baltic Sea.
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48% Bias Score
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