Our main stories this week include:

• Polish political leaders are united in their support of the democratic opposition and Belarusian sovereignty as the Visegrad Group moves to propose a ‘Marshall Plan’ for Belarus if it moves to democracy

• Criticism within the ruling bloc of the proposed Covid-19 immunity law for officials who break the law while ‘acting in the public interest’

• A protest march takes place in Warszawa against proposed animal welfare legislation seeking to outlaw fur farming with the Agriculture minister warning of the political price to pay, and

• Poland finally makes into onto the Irish government’s ‘Green’ travel list with a new Red-Amber-Green traffic light type model to be implemented in October.

Our main stories this week include:  

• Polish leaders express strong support for the democratic opposition in Belarus as Prime Minister Morawiecki meets with Swiatlana Tsikhanouskaya   

• Poland urges Germany to drop the controversial ‘Nord Stream 2’ natural gas pipeline following the  Alexei Navalny poisoning claims    

• There’s renewed focus on appointments to positions in state-owned companies following the resignation of two controversial appointees, and  

 • Olga Tokarczuk’s ‘Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead’ is shortlisted for International Dublin Literary Award 2020.

Poland has seen two very important anniversaries commemorated over the past week – the 40th anniversary of the 1980 August Agreements, signed in Gdańsk, which marked the birth of the Solidarity free trade union and well as the 81st anniversary of the outbreak of the Second World War.

Our other main stories include:

• Szymon Hołownia formally launches his new political movement Poland 2050

• Another sewerage treatment crisis hits Warszawa putting Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski under pressure and

• Poland bans flights from 44 countries in a tightening of Coronavirus restrictions.

Our main stories this week include:

• Polish Cabinet changes see the appointment of Zbigniew Rau and Adam Niedzielski as Foreign and Health ministers respectively

• Much speculation about the timing of the resignation of Łukasz Szumowski as Health minister amid allegations of ethics breaches

• Poland extends support to the democratic opposition in Belarus 40 years after the rise of Solidarity in August 1980, and

• Government forecasts a record budget deficit of 109.3 billion złoty as the economic impact of the Covid-19 measures manifests itself.

Our main stories this week include:

• Poland experiences an increasing number of Covid-19 cases as the country stays off Ireland’s ‘green’ travel list

• Supreme Court rules the outcome of the presidential election valid despite opposition challenges

• Polish government commences steps to withdraw from Istanbul Convention on domestic violence citing concerns over parental rights, and

• Poland marks the 76th anniversary of the 1944 Warszawa Uprising against Nazi German rule.

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Our main stories this week include:

• Andrzej Duda secures a second five year term in office as President with a 51% to 49% victory over Rafał Trzaskowski on a near record turnout

• Polish voters in Ireland favour Rafał Trzaskowski with 77% of the vote, while at home Duda wins decisively outside the major cities

• Trzaskowski concedes defeat and although the opposition mounts some election protests they acknowledge any issues weren’t material to the result and

• A court in Oświęcim delivers its verdict in the 2017 Beata Szydło motorcade car accident case.