Poland has been a tense sight of struggle between progressive and far-right forces. It’s a case where big social movements like the Womens’ Strike have fed into electoral success for progressive groups – but such gains feel temporary and have not yet been shored up.
Now, a Eurosceptic right winger Karol Nawrocki has narrowly won the Polish presidential election. Amongst allegations of voter fraud, Nawrocki is pro-Trump, anti-migration and likely to adopt a confrontational style of cohabitation with the incumbent liberal government, headed by Donald Tusk.
What does this mean for Poland, the EU and hopes for the radical left in Poland? Join our members Q&A with Ana Oppenheim and Ewa Pospieszyńska, both members of Polish disruptor party Razem and co-hosts of The Polkast podcast.
WHEN: Tuesday 24 June, 6pm
WHERE: Online via zoom.
The discussion will be chaired by Another Europe’s Alena Ivanova.
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20th June 2025