Poland gears up for delayed poll in which incumbent Andrzej Duda faces challenge from Rafał Trzaskowski.

When the tragedy struck, many thought it could unite Poles, but 10 years on, Polish politics remain polarised.

The presidential vote planned for next month may be neither free nor fair, say critics.

Could the two million Ukrainian migrants powering Poland’s economy head home or to Germany?

US Democrats have asked Poland’s president to veto legislation which they say undermines the separation of powers.

Bill proposes strict disciplinary measures against Polish judges critical of the government’s judicial overhaul.

The incumbent right-wing president embarked on an ambitious campaign tour.

And with a growing economy in Poland, many Poles are heading home.

The symbolic victory, however, comes at a price.

Poland’s richest man plans to build country’s first nuclear plant, but some are sceptical.