Poland Elections
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New Pro-Trump Poland President A Bad Omen For The EU, Ukraine And Women
The nationalist, Trumpian, historian Karol Nawrocki has narrowly defeated the liberal, pro-EU mayor of Warsaw, Rafa Trzaskowski, 50.89 per cent to 49.11 per cent.
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Right-Wing Karol Nawrocki Wins Poland Presidential Election
Polish nationalist opposition candidate Karol Nawrocki won the second round of the country's presidential election with 50.89% of the votes, the electoral commission said early on Monday, in a blow to the reform agenda of the pro-European government.
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Polish Nationalist Karol Nawrocki Ahead In Presidential Election Runoff
Nationalist historian Karol Nawrocki, who is predicted to have won Sunday's presidential election in Poland, is a former amateur boxer with a particular interest in the criminal underworld.
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Poland Opposition Hopes For "Breakthrough" As Anti-Government Rally Draws Thousands
Polish opposition leader Donald Tusk said "hundreds of thousands" of protesters had gathered in central Warsaw on Sunday to oppose the conservative government ahead of general elections on October 15.
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Despite Struggle, Incumbent Bronislaw Komorowski Tipped to Win Polish Presidential Election
Poland voted today in presidential elections after a lacklustre campaign focused on national security and social issues, with incumbent Bronislaw Komorowski expected to win, but not without a struggle.
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Polish Transsexual Lawmaker Announces Bid for President
Polish transsexual lawmaker Anna Grodzka said on Friday she would run for president in May elections, breaking new ground in the staunchly Catholic country.
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No Repeat of Bungled Local Elections: Poland's Prime Minister
Poland's Prime Minister Ewa Kopacz says that there will be no repeat of last Sunday's local elections despite complaints about the continuing delay in official returns due to a computer glitch.
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Poles Reflect on Life Before and After 1989
When communist Poland held its first partly free elections a quarter century ago, Cezary and Alicja Wasowski - expecting their second son - held hopes for modest improvements in their lives but not much more.
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New Pro-Trump Poland President A Bad Omen For The EU, Ukraine And Women
The nationalist, Trumpian, historian Karol Nawrocki has narrowly defeated the liberal, pro-EU mayor of Warsaw, Rafa Trzaskowski, 50.89 per cent to 49.11 per cent.
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Right-Wing Karol Nawrocki Wins Poland Presidential Election
Polish nationalist opposition candidate Karol Nawrocki won the second round of the country's presidential election with 50.89% of the votes, the electoral commission said early on Monday, in a blow to the reform agenda of the pro-European government.
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Polish Nationalist Karol Nawrocki Ahead In Presidential Election Runoff
Nationalist historian Karol Nawrocki, who is predicted to have won Sunday's presidential election in Poland, is a former amateur boxer with a particular interest in the criminal underworld.
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Poland Opposition Hopes For "Breakthrough" As Anti-Government Rally Draws Thousands
Polish opposition leader Donald Tusk said "hundreds of thousands" of protesters had gathered in central Warsaw on Sunday to oppose the conservative government ahead of general elections on October 15.
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Despite Struggle, Incumbent Bronislaw Komorowski Tipped to Win Polish Presidential Election
Poland voted today in presidential elections after a lacklustre campaign focused on national security and social issues, with incumbent Bronislaw Komorowski expected to win, but not without a struggle.
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Polish Transsexual Lawmaker Announces Bid for President
Polish transsexual lawmaker Anna Grodzka said on Friday she would run for president in May elections, breaking new ground in the staunchly Catholic country.
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No Repeat of Bungled Local Elections: Poland's Prime Minister
Poland's Prime Minister Ewa Kopacz says that there will be no repeat of last Sunday's local elections despite complaints about the continuing delay in official returns due to a computer glitch.
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Poles Reflect on Life Before and After 1989
When communist Poland held its first partly free elections a quarter century ago, Cezary and Alicja Wasowski - expecting their second son - held hopes for modest improvements in their lives but not much more.
