Supporters of the Polish opposition coalition flooded the streets of the capital Warsaw Sunday for the "march of a million hearts," with the nation's election two weeks away.

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Tens of thousands of peoples attended an opposition rally in Poland's capital, ahead of a vote that could determine its ...

Polish opposition leader Robert Biedroń symbolically wed his partner, Krysztof Śmiszek, during a theatrical performance to ...

Two weeks before Poland's parliamentary elections, hundreds of thousands marched in Warsaw on Sunday against the nationalist ruling party.

The widespread disgust towards the government's far-right agenda drove masses onto the streets in Poland, but the civic platform of former EU Council President Donald Tusk offers no alternative.

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WARSAW — A wave of abortion rights protests is set to take place in Poland on Wednesday sparked by the death in May of a pregnant woman — an incident that has thrust doctors into the eye of the storm.

Thousands of people gathered in Polish cities on Saturday to protest the country’s near-total ban on abortions, venting outrage and claiming the restrictive laws had caused a pregnant woman’s death.

Earlier this year, a Polish woman called Joanna ordered abortion pills online to terminate her pregnancy. She took the pills but was not feeling good afterwards, so she decided to check with a doctor.