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Andrzej Szeptycki

Andrzej Szeptycki

Polish political scientist

  • Jun 14

    Poland gives Ukraine 'short time' to reverse military unit naming before decision on revoking Zelenskyy's highest order

    Poland's president is holding off on stripping Ukrainian President Zelenskyy of the Order of the White Eagle, giving Kyiv a short deadline to undo a military unit naming that honoured wartime UPA fighters, aides said Sunday.

  • Jun 10

    Tusk warns Polish opposition: 'You too will fall victim to this wave' as Sejm debate turns to origin and identity

    Prime Minister Donald Tusk delivered an impassioned speech in the Sejm on Wednesday, accusing right-wing opposition leaders of fueling a dangerous wave of xenophobia that could ultimately consume them as well.

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Wildfires spread as governments face pressure

Fires force evacuations as courts, students and shipping lanes test weary institutions

Europe’s heat crisis spilled into suburbs, train timetables and even the Tour de France, while governments elsewhere faced pressure from courts, streets and war. The day’s pattern was familiar: systems designed for ordinary strain met events that arrived too fast.

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  • Berlin Pride parade cancelled

    Evacuation begins in Berlin after a vehicle drives into a Pride event crowd, injuring several people as 44 firefighters respond.

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European democracies and populism

Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's call for a "politics of resistance" marks a rhetorical escalation in Hungary's political landscape.

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