Poland, American Polonia, and Poland's Borders: Another Way to Understand the Connection
By Donald Pienkos
Senator Vance slams Biden Administration’s Silence on Polish Government Attacks on Press Freedom
Poland's deputy FM calls for rebuilding ties with Germany, addresses war reparations
Poland activates air defences amid Russia's missile attack on Ukraine
Warsaw rally calls for military, financial aid to Ukraine
Nearly 3,000 Poles and Ukrainians have gathered outside the European Union's representative office in Warsaw, calling for military and financial support for Ukraine's defence against the Russian invasion, and for Kyiv's accession to the EU
Polish FM urges US Congress to OK new aid for Ukraine
Polish foreign minister warns against Putin’s victory in Ukraine, calls for continued US support
If Ukraine Loses, War Will Come to Europe
America Will Have to Heavily Arm NATO’s Six Frontline States If Ukraine Falters—Especially Finland
NATO allies pledge 'billions of euros' in support for Ukraine in 2024
How the best chance to win the Ukraine war was lost
‘Elite Replacement’ Strategy Tested by Poland’s New Government
The administration’s clear-out of its predecessor’s supporters from state media had been ruthless and controversial.
Gangster Tactics in Liberal Poland Recall a Bygone Era
The new government’s war on its political enemies raises the old question—could it happen here?
Poland's new government is in a standoff with the former ruling party over 2 convicted politicians
Polish police arrest 2 convicted politicians with former government who took refuge with president
Two Polish ex-ministers detained in presidential palace
Standoff at Presidential Palace Shows Poland’s Right Won’t Go Quietly
Thousands attend rally in Warsaw calling for release of jailed ex-ministers
Polish president pledges to pardon jailed ex-ministers
President slams removal of national prosecutor
Poland’s president Andrzej Duda has criticised a decision by the justice minister to remove the national prosecutor from office, calling it a breach of law.
World's press backs Tusk in constitutional crisis
Press review: An overview of selected international outlets on the latest events in Poland's ongoing constitutional crisis.
Kaczynski calls for change of power
The long-announced "Protest of Free Poles" organized by Law and Justice took place in front of the Sejm.
Polish and Israeli foreign ministers discuss Israel-Hamas war and Ukraine
The Kremlin’s New Imperial Crackdown on the Captive Peoples
Vladimir Putin has set out to intensify the suppression of indigenous languages and culture among many of Russia’s 195 nationalities.
Russia Detains State Firm Worker Accused of Spying for Poland
Polish education minister, Japanese FM discuss support for Ukrainian students
Border protests across EU over Ukrainian cargo
Brazil's Lula names Brazilian lawyer of Polish descent as new justice minister
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced the appointment of Ricardo Lewandowski, a prominent lawyer of Polish descent and former head of Brazil's Supreme Federal Tribunal, as the new Minister of Justice.
Daring to Create Art Freely Behind the Iron Curtain
The Walker Art Center stages a rare survey of the courageous work that bloomed in the Eastern bloc, as artists struggled against state repression.
Poland's Oscar-shortlisted doc about Ukraine war airs in US, UK, Germany this weekend
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