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Annabelle Chapman
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is a Warsaw-based journalist writing for The Economist.

The two candidates in the run-off vote for the Polish presidency offer very different visions of the role the country can play in the EU.


The right-wing Law and Justice (PiS) party won re-election, but has a tricky four years ahead.


In a divided Poland, the trajectory of liberal democracy over the past 30 years is seen as a success by the liberal left. The ruling national conservatives have a very different narrative.


The inaugural winner of the Sylke Tempel Essay Prize for Young Women is Annabelle Chapman.


The election of the 46-year-old former Europe minister as mayor of Warsaw has caused ripples beyond the capital. The victory of this moderate pro-European …


The mayor of Słupsk, a small city in northern Poland, has made a name for himself as a rising left-wing star fighting a tide …


Budapest and Warsaw are undermining the EU’s values, but Brussels’ kid gloves are only making them bolder.


The PiS government is reconfiguring Polish foreign policy, but the looming Brexit poses new questions.


The former Polish prime minister may become the man to negotiate Britain’s exit from the EU.