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In today’s newsletter: In what could be the most consequential election in the country since the fall of communism, Poland may have made a step closer to Europe

Voters queue until 3am in highest election turnout since the fall of communism in 1989

Poland's ruling nationalists appear to have won the most seats in Sunday's general election, but lost their parliamentary majority, potentially opening the way for opposition parties to seize power in what would be a huge political shift.

Poland should see official election results from Monday but exit polls suggest an end to eight years of nationalist rule

Civic Coalition expected to have got fewer votes than ruling Law and Justice party but is likely to ally with other parties

Polls put ruling PiS in first place but suggest route to government for opposition coalition led by Donald Tusk’s party

Ruling conservative nationalist party is pitted against an opposition that accuses the government of eroding democracy.

Poland goes to the polls on Sunday for a contest that pits the ruling nationalistic PiS party against the liberal opposition Civic Coalition. Neither side stands to win an absolute majority, with the ultra-nationalist Confederation party on track to play kingmaker – an outcome that could affect Warsaw's relationship with…

Ability of populists or Civic Coalition to form a government is likely to depend on other, smaller parties