Europe’s support for Ukraine faced an unexpected curveball this week as Poland – hitherto Kyiv’s staunchest ally on the ...
WARSAW — A wave of abortion rights protests is set to take place in Poland on Wednesday sparked by the death in May of a pregnant woman — an incident that has thrust doctors into the eye of the storm.
As Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government drives wide-reaching changes to Israel’s judiciary, experts and other observers have warned that the overhaul echoes recent steps taken by ...
Thousands of people gathered in Polish cities on Saturday to protest the country’s near-total ban on abortions, venting outrage and claiming the restrictive laws had caused a pregnant woman’s death.
Foreign Ministry says pressure on Poland 'not appropriate' method of resolving disputes between two countries - Anadolu ...
For weeks, enormous crowds have gathered to contest the ruling that terminations will not be allowed other than in cases of rape or incest. There were also protests here, outside the Polish ...
Migrants at detention centre in Przemysl, southeast Poland, endured a days-long hunger strike to end what they called their arbitrary detention. The strike, which began on 5 September and was ...
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Poland will not send any new weapons to Ukraine, its prime minister has said, in the first major blow to Kyiv’s military pipeline from a major ally. Mateusz Moawiecki made the announcement amid ...
Poland said Wednesday it will stop providing weapons to Ukraine amid a growing dispute between the two countries over a ...
Migrants at detention centre in Przemysl, southeast Poland, endured a days-long hunger strike to end what they called their arbitrary detention. The strike, which began on 5 September and was ...
