By appointing a respected former banker as prime minister, Poland’s right-wing ruling party is hoping to re-focus the government’s priorities on to economic development, and improve the country’s i…

EU member countries will now decide on next steps.

Britain’s plan to leave the European Union has prompted thousands of Europeans to return to the Continent, forcing British employers to compete for a diminishing pool of workers.

Will Europe and the U.S. speak up after lawmakers vote to undercut their Supreme Court’s independence and the government goes after a Polish television station?

A new prime minister makes little difference to the anti-European narrative.

One diplomat's stinging resignation letter offers a glimpse into the weakening State Department under Trump.

Mateusz Morawiecki gives first interview since being nominated as Beata Szydło’s replacement.

Poland's ex-finance minister Jan Rostowski says the opposition may be repositioning its economic policies to meet changing political realities. He explains how his party should proceed after Kaczynski changed the game.

Poland's opposition is trying to reinvent itself to better take on Jaroslaw Kaczynski and the PiS' authoritarian policies. But a symbolic gallows erected for the opposition shows that right-wing sentiment remains strong.

After the Cold War, right-wing populists surged to power by exploiting economic uncertainty.

Yesterday my social media feeds were ablaze with people celebrating the latest new “bombshell” Russiagate revelation, which, as always, turned out to be nothing once the facts rolled in. Less than nothing, in fact... By Caitlin Johnstone.

As Britain pursues an exit from the European Union, higher costs on imported goods and uncertainty about trade have conspired to weaken its economy.

Another anti-establishment politician comes to power in Europe—raising questions about the state of constitutional democracy.

A man's self-immolation outside the Palace of Culture and Science in Warsaw should prompt a period of soul-searching in Poland. Regardless of whether the man was driven by mental illness, deep political despair, or some other cause, his message to the Polish people deserves a proper airing.

The EU will assess on Monday (25 September) if there is backing for unprecedented sanctions against Poland's rightwing government over fears its court reforms threaten the rule of law.

The French president is taking aim at foreign workers to boost his position at home.

In its battle with the EU over judicial reforms, Poland is having its Brexit moment, writes academic Anna Gromada

After years of being hailed as the shining example of post-Communist success, Poland is being depicted going 'backward.' What happened? And why is this significant for Europe?

The crisis created by Poland’s ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party is nearing a boiling point. Having taken control of the Constitutional Tribunal last year, PiS is pushing new legislation through parliament that will place the rest of the judiciary firmly under the political control of the party’s majority in parliament. The European Commission is urgently examining whether it should an initiate an Article 7 proceeding against Poland for violations of fundamental rights.

With its latest move, Poland’s ruling party has effectively ended rule of law. It’s long past time for the EU to cut off the budding autocrats to the east.