Daily Mail Online Article RatingMany who struggled against Poland's communist system feel they are...
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48% : WARSAW, Poland (AP) - Dariusz Stola began working with Poland´s anti-communist Solidarity movement in 1983.46% : The country is a member of NATO and the EU, staunchly pro-American and one of Ukraine´s strongest allies in the war against Russia.
46% : The government in Warsaw insists the EU has no right to meddle in its internal affairs, while EU leaders say that Poland must respect judicial independence.
45% : The EU is maintaining the pressure, withholding billions of euros (dollars) in funding.
45% : An expert on constitutional law, Bodnar, 46, says he believes the ruling party is turning Poland into a "semi-authoritarian state," along the same lines as Hungary, and he is running in hopes of helping to restore the legal system in accordance with the constitution.
45% : An expert on constitutional law, Bodnar, 46, says he believes the ruling party is turning Poland into a "semi-authoritarian state," along the same lines as Hungary, and he is running in hopes of helping to restore the legal system in accordance with the constitution.
45% : An expert on constitutional law, Bodnar, 46, says he believes the ruling party is turning Poland into a "semi-authoritarian state," along the same lines as Hungary, and he is running in hopes of helping to restore the legal system in accordance with the constitution.
40% : An expert on constitutional law, Bodnar, 46, says he believes the ruling party is turning Poland into a "semi-authoritarian state," along the same lines as Hungary.
40% : The EU has accused the Polish government of undermining the rule of law with an overhaul of the courts and judicial bodies that weakens the separation of powers between the executive and the judiciary.
*Our bias meter rating uses data science including sentiment analysis, machine learning and our proprietary algorithm for determining biases in news articles. Bias scores are on a scale of -100% to 100% with higher negative scores being more liberal and higher positive scores being more conservative, and 0% being neutral. The rating is an independent analysis and is not affiliated nor sponsored by the news source or any other organization.