Michal Kranz

Michal Kranz is a freelance journalist reporting on politics and society in the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and the United States.

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How Gen Z fell for Poland’s memes

05 Nov 2024

Why Georgia is the new Ukraine

31 Oct 2024

The end of Lebanon’s French connection

24 Oct 2024

Donald Tusk has challenged the EU’s migration consensus Poland intends to suspend asylum rights for newcomers

15 Oct 2024

Can Lebanon survive without Hezbollah?

09 Oct 2024

What will replace Hezbollah?

24 Sep 2024

Nato is holding back Poland’s self-defence

09 Sep 2024

Russia’s propaganda machine is failing

17 Aug 2024

The reparations war that could break the EU

10 Jul 2024

Tusk’s partisan war on Russian interference

07 Jun 2024

Europe’s fate rests on Georgia

20 May 2024

Poland’s honeymoon with Ukraine is over

02 May 2024

Poland pushes ahead with hardline hate speech law Worthy efforts to challenge anti-LGBT discrimination risk becoming authoritarian

09 Apr 2024

How Polish farmers ignited a European revolution

12 Feb 2024

Is Poland slipping into a constitutional crisis? Two arrests threaten to kickstart a new wave of unrest

11 Jan 2024

Putin sees Finland as the next Crimea

29 Nov 2023

Donald Tusk is back The former darling of the EU is set to become prime minister of Poland again

16 Oct 2023

Can Poland ever forgive Ukraine?

25 Jul 2023

The Prigozhin copycats are coming for Putin

13 Jul 2023

Poland’s phoney war on ‘Russian saboteurs’

08 Jun 2023

Poland’s leaders have endangered Nato

19 May 2023

We need to resurrect Eastern Europe

25 Apr 2023

Moldova’s war on Russian saboteurs

15 Mar 2023

Putin wants Poland to invade Ukraine

31 Aug 2022