T HE CHEERS at Rafal Trzaskowski’s election party on May 18th sounded unconvincing. So was his margin of victory. The liberal ...

If large urban centres are the core constituency of the liberal government of Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, then ...

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Poland will hold the first round of a presidential election on May 18, setting the scene for a vote that will be crucial for ...

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The election starts next week. By Andrew Higgins and Steven Erlanger Andrew Higgins reported from Zamosc, Poland, and Steven Erlanger from Warsaw. The hecklers showed up eager to make a scene.

A polling station for the Polish presidential elections was opened in Welwyn Garden City for the first time. The station, set up on Sunday, May 18, was part of an initiative to make voting more ...