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The Clash of Civilizations: A Child’s Perspective

This is an important memoir, maybe even a welcome harbinger in the much neglected area of Soviet/Russian studies. Marek Jan

Piotr Gociek In the official Year of Stanisław Lem1 (centennial anniversary of his birth), the newest issue of the quarterly

The artwork placed on the vault of the main nave of the temple regained its splendor after the second stage

It has been a while since the Prime Minister and President spent this much time traveling abroad. Is there a

The deputy head of the European Commission, Věra Jourová, believes that the CJEU (Court of Justice of the European Union)

The Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact paved the way for the outbreak of World War II. The tactical alliance of previously mortal enemies

The hatred for the motherland is shown most fully in sentiment towards those who are most culturally alien to it.

The Soviets tried to pin the blame for their crime on the Germans. Witnesses were tracked and killed – interview

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