Poland Archives - Page 16 of 17

Friday, April 17, 2026

“This is war. Western leaders are disappointing on all fronts yet again”

Jacek Przybylski is speaking with Ákos Engelmayer, the laureate of the Guardian of Values award, a Hungarian journalist, historian, lecturer,

The so-called defense of the rule of law, the ecological crusade, or the LGBT revolution – all these are only

The crisis on the Polish-Belarusian border has highlighted the old and revealed new divisions within the European Union. One of

In the era of the universal inflation of the notion of heroism, here comes a story about an individual who

For some, the miracle started in July 1980 in Lublin, where the first strike broke out during that eventful summer.

PIOTR WŁOCZYK: Why the massacre in Ostrówki and Wola Ostrowiecka deserves special place in the memory of Poles? LEON POPEK:

Poles were murdered by Selbstschutz members, German citizens of pre-war Poland PIOTR WŁOCZYK: The reason given for creation of

Russia is once again profiting from its own game. It created an aggressive conflict, and then managed to play the

The fact that the epicenter of Lukashenko’s attack shifted from the Baltic countries to Poland is without a doubt the

Authorities of the General Government exterminated at least 3,500 members of the elite of the Polish society. Marek Gałęzowski

All of the warning signs that the initial individual border crossing attempts will in time transform into a massive wave