Polish politics

The announcement came from European Council President Charles Michel during a visit to Warsaw, Poland.

The ruling party has undertaken some controversial policies, but denied it is a threat to democracy.

Protesters have taken to the streets after the announcement of planned restrictions on press access to parliament.

The country is looking to increase pensions and lower retirement age.

Poland's minister of defense assesses the threats to his country, more than 25 years after its independence.

Polish police have offered assistance in investigating the killing of a Polish factory worker.

A new survey shows Poles feel Germany, Hungary and the U.K. are their closest European allies.

The country's government has opposed EU resettlement initiatives.

Poles are pessimistic about the political and economic situation in the country.

State historians will launch a campaign to remove hundreds of Communist statues.

"We want to protect Polish citizens from that," a government spokesman said.

Members from Poland's Kukiz-15 party said the project could cost $55 million.

Antoni Macierewicz says 150,000 soldiers is the minimum needed "to respond to military threats."

The government's popularity has fallen over changes to the constitutional court.