TVN24 News in English

TVN24 News in English

Holder Stoch wins second leg at Four Hills

Poland's Kamil Stoch is on course to retain his Four Hills title after overcoming Richard Freitag for the second leg in a row to triumph at Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany on Monday.

Polish climbers hope to make historic winter conquest of K2

Polish climbers hope to pull off a mountaineering first with a wintertime ascent of the world's second highest peak, K2, the only one of the 14 exceeding 8,000 meters (26,200 ft) not to have been conquered at the most testing time of the year.

Orban: Hungary will block any punitive EU action on Poland

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Friday said that Hungary sees a strong Poland as a vital component of a central European caucus within the European Union, and so will block any action to suspend Poland's voting rights in the EU.

May tells Poland: your constitution is your own matter

British Prime Minister Theresa May gave Poland a rare dose of big power support on Thursday by saying that its constitution was its own affair, a sharply different tone to that of the European Union which has scolded Warsaw over judicial reforms.

Poland's new government won a vote of confidence

Poland's new government led by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki won a vote of confidence in parliament just before midnight on Tuesday, voting records showed, opening the way for the Cabinet to start functioning.

US Department of State: free and independent media is a pillar of democracies

"We're tremendously concerned about the direction that Poland seems to be going in,” said the spokeswoman for the US Department of State Heather Nauert. “A free and independent media is a fundamental pillar of democracies," she said, commenting on the decision of the National Radio and Television Broadcasting Council concerning TVN24's reporting on the political crisis in December last year. The US Department of State has also issued a statement on the matter.

"If the red lines are crossed, I will not be able to give my consent"

"I have made it clear what I consider the red lines for any amendments to the bills on the National Council of the Judiciary and the Supreme Court. I have said that I would not permit a return to the solutions I rejected in July," President Andrzej Duda said during his visit in Vietnam. During a press conference, he commented on amendments introduced by Law and Justice (PiS) to his bills on the National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) and the Supreme Court (SN).

"I think they do not breach the Constitution". President about his judiciary bills

I will watch how these amendments are made. There are two my representatives in the Sejm - the President Andrzej Duda said on Suday in TVN24's "Kawa na Ławę", commenting on his proposed bills on the National Council of the Judiciary and the Supreme Court, which from his office were sent to the Sejm last week. "I think my proposals are not in breach of the Constitution and that they are very good solutions" - said the President.