‘Poland will cease not only to be a liberal democracy but a democracy at all,’ says opposition party.

The coming purge of the judiciary will remove the last check on the illiberal government.

President Trump is seeking to radically remodel the State Department in an unprecedented way, according to former officials from administrations of both political parties.

Trump’s visit boosted Poland’s ruling right-wing party but produced few other tangible results.

In Warsaw, America’s president barely mentions democracy

A banner of treason and white supremacy welcomed President Trump.

The U.S. president and the government in Warsaw will find they have much in common.

Slow and steady growth has positioned Poland to jump ahead of China and India as the most likely candidate to become a wealthy nation.

In Warsaw, Donald Trump will find a warm welcome, but also wariness about Russia and worry about how he will react to Poland’s rightward shift.

President Donald Trump heads to Poland this week for a state visit, and the country's right-wing government is busing in a friendly crowd.

Democracy is being eroded in Poland. Does that disturb this American president?

Poland’s ruling party hardened its position against refugees, saying the nation’s past, including the German Nazi invitation in World War II, give it a moral claim to continue to receive the bloc’s development funds regardless of its stance on immigrants.

I worked in Foggy Bottom for 6 years. I’ve never seen anything like this.

The problem of Warsaw’s illiberalism is not just legal but deeply political.

A shadowy operation involving big data, billionaire friends of Trump and the disparate forces of the Leave campaign heavily influenced the result of the EU referendum. Is our electoral process still fit for purpose?

Taking a look at our not-so-distant history may be the key to solving the rising tension with North Korea. Pyongyang is defiant and belligerent, while Washington seems in a dilemma. Most analysts agree “there is no silver bullet” to solve the Pyongyang problem, and diplomacy may be the only sensible way to reach a solution. Yet, the Vincent Strike Group is ordered to move into the troubled waters near the Korean Peninsula, which was followed by more hostile rhetoric from Pyongyang. Was Washington’s hyped-response to North Korea’s provocation warranted? It might be beneficial to look back into the “Beijing problem” in the 1950s and 1960s.

US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said nothing "is off the table" when it comes to imposing tougher sanctions on Russia and Iran in an interview that aired Sunday on CNN.

On April 4, Members of the European Parliament passed a resolution, calling for the European Union to introduce a single certification scheme for palm oil entering the EU market and phase out the use of vegetable oils that drive deforestation by 2020. The resolution, which was approved by 640 votes to 18, with 28 abstentions, strives to counter the impact of unsustainable palm oil production, such as deforestation and habitat degradation, particularly in South-East Asia, MEPs said.

Russian President Vladimir Putin took a tough stance on the biggest mass protests of the past five years, comparing them to the bloodshed and chaos unleashed by the so-called “Arab Spring” revolutions and uprising in neighboring Ukraine.