
Poland's Main Opposition Party Law and Justice Splits Amid Internal Conflict
Poland's largest opposition party, Law and Justice (PiS), has experienced a significant split, with approximately 40 members of parliament leaving the party. The division stems from internal conflict and a refusal by some members to sign a 'loyalty oath'.
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Poland's main opposition collapses over far-right slide
A power struggle within Poland's main opposition force has come to a head. But a move to expel former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki may greatly weaken the right-wing party's popularity.
Read full article →Major split hits CHP as Özel, 90 lawmakers resign to form new party
Ninety lawmakers, led by former Republican People's Party (CHP) leader Özgür Özel, resigned from Türkiye's main opposition party on Friday, formalizing the biggest split...
Read full article →Law and Justice Suffers Split Ahead of Poland’s 2027 Election
The biggest rupture on the Polish right in many years could sharply reduce PiS’s chances of returning to power in next year’s parliamentary election.
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