Andrzej Duda

Joe Biden In Poland Says U.S. And Allies 'Have Ukraine's Back'

“Democracies of the world will stand guard over freedom today, tomorrow and forever," Biden said in an address at the Royal Castle.
By By AAMER MADHANI, ZEKE MILLER and CHRIS MEGERIAN, AP

Russian Soldier Sentenced To Life At Kyiv War Crimes Trial

Earlier on his trip to Asia, Biden signed legislation granting Ukraine $40 billion more in U.S. support for its defense against the Russian attack.
By Elena Becatoros, Oleksandr Stashevskyi and Ricardo Mazalan, AP

Writer Facing Prison For Calling Polish President Andrzej Duda A 'Moron'

An article in Poland's penal code makes it a crime to insult the head of state.
By Vanessa Gera, AP

Poland's Anti-LGBTQ Attitudes, Arrests Spark Mass Protests In Warsaw

The demonstrations over the weekend came followed the re-election of President Andrzej Duda, who campaigned on a strong anti-LGBTQ platform.
By Vanessa Gera, AP

Poland Sees LGBTQ Community Exodus After President's Reelection

Hope that Polish society would become less homophobic was dashed after President Andrzej Duda won on an anti-LGBTQ platform.
By Vanessa Gera, AP

Mike Pence Warns Of Russian Election Meddling After Trump Pushes For Country's G-7 Return

The vice president urged vigilance ahead of elections in the U.S. and Poland, in an attempt to assure the European ally that Washington takes the matter seriously.
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Polish President's 'Fort Trump' Military Base Idea Sets Internet Ablaze

Twitter users lit up at the suggestion, as did President Donald Trump.
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Poland's President Says He Will Sign Controversial Holocaust Bill Into Law

It hands down prison sentences to people who connect the country to Nazi Germany.
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Modern Democracy Is At A Major Crossroads

Illiberal rulers from Venezuela to Poland are assaulting constraints on their power. In Italy, anti-elite populists are using the internet to empower citizens and upend representative government.
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