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Sunday, May 3, 2026

Halting the Green Transformation: A Step Backward in Carbon (Part 1)

The outbreak of the war in Ukraine allowed many countries to find a convenient justification for the long-term increasing use

“Whoever destabilizes the unity of the European Union in the face of Putin’s aggression against Ukraine, acts on behalf of

An interview with Professor Zdzisław Krasnodębski, sociologist, MEP of Law and Justice RYSZARD GROMADZKI: Is the war in Ukraine and

We will be able to receive funds from the National Recovery Plan (NPR) after fulfilling several dozen conditions. Their analysis

The conference on the future of Europe is already beginning to be treated as the basis for a thorough reconstruction

The alleged defenders of the “rule of law” are in fact very flexible in their approach to this term and

The sanctions against Poland passed in the EU even during the war may be a sign of a step forward

The sanctions against Poland passed in the EU even during the war may be a sign of a step forward

What exactly are the European policymakers counting on? That Poles will choose money and force the government to change the

Former Minister of the Interior, who is accused of crimes against humanity not by just any madmen or trolls –

I would like the Polish Prime Minister to make Mr. Rutte tell us about how using attack dogs and beating