Poland

Dictator forced to find shelter for tens of thousands of stranded asylum seekers

Germany and Poland boost border patrols as Minsk hits back at sanctions

Rumours of ‘Polexit’ fizzling out – but a ‘dirty remain’ could be worse

Constitutional tribunal rules that bloc’s laws are incompatible with national government

Krystsina Tsimanouskaya arrives at Polish embassy after being seized by officials from her own country

Your guide to the best columns and commentary on Thursday 19 November

Dispute over Covid-19 recovery package highlights divisions at heart of EU27

Czech Republic tops EU infection rates as neighbouring nations also set daily case records

Member states are split over new pact aimed at ending migration disputes

German officials suspect dispute is ‘politically motivated’ following fraught election campaign

MEPs threaten to block coronavirus recovery package over decline in democracy across member states

Health minster alleged to have bought £1m of PPE from ski instructor friend

Online retail giant sparks outrage by selling festive products depicting the Nazi death camp

Surging GDP and sweeping welfare investment mask concerns over government's authoritarian streak

Catholic evangelical group destroying books and other objects feared to contain ‘evil forces’

Outrage as far-right periodical among newspapers sold inside Polish parliament

Diplomatic tensions between Warsaw and Jerusalem boil over following Netanyahu’s comments about Holocaust

Poland's prime minister says he wants to see more workers return from the UK to help its domestic economy grow

MEPs back plans aimed at curbing EU states that undermine rule of law

Knifeman remains in custody as politicians pay tribute to progressive mayor

Hungary, Italy and Poland seek anti-immigration majority at upcoming European Parliamentary elections

British man died in Poland after telling mother his life was in danger

Suspect aged 95 expelled after 13-year stand-off, but is unlikely to stand trial

EU launches new case against government for 'undermining judicial independence' with Supreme Court overhaul

Group H results and final standings

Legislation made it a criminal offence to accuse the Polish state of complicity in Nazi war crimes

Polish building firms looking to plug shortfall with recruits from Belarus, Ukraine and Bangladesh

Departure of Europhile Slovak and Slovenian leaders could spell trouble for the EU

The country’s PM looks to mollify Brussels following cabinet reshuffle and goodwill trip

In Depth: as euroscepticism gathers pace and Merkel struggles to form a government, Macron is seeking to take the lead

The UK is strengthening ties with Poland and other authoritarian regimes

In Depth: Polish judicial reforms are latest step towards authoritarian rule

In Depth: Theresa May is heading to Warsaw amid EU-wide dispute over Polish judicial reforms

Groups call on Polish president to condemn ‘Game of Tag’, filmed in Stutthof concentration camp in 1999