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An amiable history of countercultural agitators, from Amsterdam’s anti-car anarchists to Poland’s ‘revolution of dwarfs’, shows the myriad faces of postwar dissent

The players stood after kick-off for the victims of the 7 October Hamas attacks after Uefa did not sanction moment of remembrance for the match

Criminals have been caught stealing power for running cryptomining gear under the floors and in ventilation ducts of the Supreme Administrative Court in Warsaw, Poland.

Nationalist PiS party is soon likely to be out of office but freeing country’s institutions from its cultural grip will take time

Mateusz Rebecki beat Roosevelt Roberts with a first-round submission Saturday at UFC 295 – his 16th straight win.

Selection of artist Ignacy Czwartos could prove parting shot by populist PiS, which is poised to lose power

Check out the best photos from Mateusz Rebecki's first-round verbal submission win over Roosevelt Roberts at UFC 295 in New York.

Dubbed as the ‘largest patriotic demonstration in Europe’, it was overshadowed by far-right’s recent electoral defeat.

After the right suffered at a recent election and amid internal divisions, fewer are likely to join the annual event.

Donald Tusk, the opposition’s candidate for prime minister, said that the group is ‘ready to take responsibility’.

In 1931, when the Polish poet Czesław Miłosz was 20 years old, he spent a summer travelling across Europe with friends. At the French border, as he later wrote in Native Realm, they saw a sign that “Prohibited Gypsies, Poles, Rumanians and Bulgarians from entering the country”.