After winning 1–0 at home, Ferencváros travelled to Zabrze, Poland and got a hard-fought 1–1 tie against Górnik Zabrze. This means that they have advanced 2–1 on aggregate in the UEFA Europa League qualifying; and no matter what happens in the next round against the Turkish club Trabzonspor, they are guaranteed a spot at least in the UEFA Conference League in the fall.
Why did Barack Obama single out Hungary and Poland instead of some of the world’s most authoritarian regimes? The article argues that their opposition to mass migration—not their democratic record—made them targets of criticism.
President of the Republic Tamás Sulyok of Hungary has attended the commemoration of the 1956 Poznań workers’ uprising in Poznań, Poland. At the event, he also met with his Polish counterpart, Karol Nawrocki.
A Zimbabwean citizen who seriously injured a Polish man during an assault in Lublin has been deported from Poland after authorities reversed an earlier decision not to seek his removal. The case became a national political controversy, drawing intervention from Konfederacja and Law and Justice (PiS) politicians who argued that the suspect should have been detained and expelled from the country.
The arrest of a Zimbabwean citizen after a brutal assault in Lublin has sparked a political dispute over rising numbers of foreign students in Poland. Konfederacja and PiS argue the student visa system is being used to facilitate uncontrolled migration, while the city’s progressive leadership has dismissed the claims as ‘lies and manipulation’.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has called for de-escalation after a dispute erupted between Poland and Ukraine over President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s decision to grant an elite military unit the honorary title ‘Heroes of the UPA’. The controversy has revived historical tensions surrounding the Bandera movement and the Volhynia massacres.
Donald Trump announced on Thursday that the United States would send an additional 5,000 troops to Poland, citing his close ties with President Karol Nawrocki—a move widely interpreted as both a strategic reinforcement of NATO’s eastern flank and a political victory for Poland’s conservative president amid growing tensions with Donald Tusk’s government.
Only days after Warsaw officially registered Poland’s first legally recognized same-sex marriage, Konfederacja has proposed legislation explicitly prohibiting adoption by both formal and informal homosexual couples. The party described the bill as a reaction to growing legal pressure from European courts and accelerating legal normalization of same-sex unions in Poland.
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar met Donald Tusk in Warsaw on Wednesday during his first foreign trip since taking office, with both leaders pledging closer cooperation within the EU after years of tensions under Viktor Orbán. Magyar also announced plans for a V4 summit in Budapest before the end of June.
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar will visit Poland on Tuesday for his first official foreign trip since taking office, meeting Donald Tusk in what both governments describe as a new chapter in Polish–Hungarian relations. Budapest’s unusually large delegation, including six ministers, signals the growing closeness between the two governments.
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