Polish Public Television Standoff After Management Fired

Journalist and protest leader Michal Adamczyk is seen waving to a crowd of protesters at the TVP Info office in Warsaw, Poland on 27 December, 2023. Management of public media institutions have been dismissed by the newly elected Donald Tusk led government on December 20th leading to protests as well as the occupying of media institutions by opposition MPs. Public media in the last eight years had been used as a government mouthpiece by the Eurosceptic Law and Justice party. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto)

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