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Political divisions in Poland deepen after Krakow terrorist attack, raising fears of far-right violence

The terrorist attack in Krakow has highlighted Poland's deep political divisions. The government and opposition are bickering over the country's top judge, while the rise of the far right is raising concerns about violence on the national holiday.

Poland’s Constitutional Court deadlock persists as EU urges president to approve judges

Protests at Poland’s Constitutional Court continued on Saturday. President Karol Nawrocki’s emergency meeting on the court does not appear to have resolved the deadlock, and the EU is now urging Nawrocki to approve the judges nominated by parliament.

Protests Erupt in Warsaw After Poland’s Constitutional Court President Is Suspended

Polish police have secured the Constitutional Court building in Warsaw after people gathered to protest the suspension of the court’s president. Three people have been arrested for breaking through the court’s fence.

Czech Communist’s Defection Makes Le Pen’s Far-Right Group Largest in the European Parliament

Marine Le Pen’s far-right group in the European Parliament is now larger than Giorgia Meloni’s - thanks to a Czech communist.

Poland Election: Liberal Mayor Faces Trump-Backed Rival

Will the government get rid of an "annoying" president allied with the old regime – or will Donald Trump's favorite win? Liberal Rafal Trzaskowski is up against national conservative Karol Nawrocki when the Poles are to choose Andrzej Duda's successor.

Polish PiS Ordered to Repay Party Subsidies