The Roe vs Wade decision is resonating in Europe
The US Supreme Court’s reversal of federal abortion law has rekindled debates over reproductive rights.
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Who’s arming Ukraine?
The US and the UK have supplied the most military aid since the start of Russia’s invasion.
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How many countries have tightened abortion laws?
The US is one of only four countries to impose stricter abortion laws since the 1990s.
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Dispatch: How long can Poland bear the Ukrainian refugee burden?
Poles have offered soup and solidarity to millions fleeing Ukraine but signs of strain are starting to show.
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Europeans were united in support of Ukraine, but that consensus is fraying
Polling reveals an EU public divided between and within countries on what outcome to push towards.
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Rage against the regime: the Belarus ultras who stood up to Lukashenko
How war in Ukraine and repression at home steered diehard football fans towards protest, prison and exile.
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EU’s generosity to Ukrainian refugees should be a model for asylum
Europe’s response to the Ukraine crisis shows up the double standard applied to black and brown asylum seekers.
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Dispatch from Odesa: Ukraine’s refugee crisis is just getting started
Returning to a city I love in a country that is under attack, as refugees flee the war in Ukraine.
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Putin thinks he’s called Europe’s bluff – and he may be right
Amid Western sanctions, Russia’s state-owned energy giant Gazprom has suspended all deliveries to Poland and Bulgaria.
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Joe Biden’s ad-lib and the limits of words
The US president caused alarm by saying Putin could not remain in power, but speeches alone are unlikely to change…
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Poland won’t stop at opposing abortion – now it wants to track pregnancies digitally
The country’s stridently pro-family rhetoric is doing little to encourage people to start families.
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Ignore his lies: Boris Johnson is leading an assault on British democracy
This government is undermining the foundations of a free society. Look to Warsaw to see where that can lead.
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EU unity over the Belarus migrant crisis may not last
As temperatures drop, migrant deaths might test EU member states’ support for Poland’s approach to the crisis.
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Belarus weaponises migrants as dispute with the EU escalates
Hundreds of migrants are at the border as Poland accuses Belarus of direct attacks on its forces.
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Dispatch: Poland is no longer a democracy, claim rule of law activists
The independence of the judiciary has been so undermined that Poland is no longer a constitutional democracy, say activists.
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Dispatch from Warsaw: Money talks – a reluctant Poland may have to defer to the EU
In Poland’s dispute over the rule of law with the EU, Brussels holds a powerful card.
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Dispatch: Migrants freeze as Belarus pursues its cold war with the EU
The Polish border is the setting for a dangerous game of brinkmanship, and migrants are paying the price.
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Radosław Sikorski: “Poland is on the path of Hungary and Russia”
The former Polish foreign minister on his country’s anti-EU turn under PiS, its ruling party.
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Ambassador Daniel Fried: The Biden administration should want a strong Poland in a strong Europe
The former US ambassador to Poland on the rising tensions between Warsaw and Brussels.
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