As Finland and Sweden abandon their neutrality, Poland and the Baltic states gain the most, writes Jerzy Haszczyński, the head of the foreign affairs section of Rzeczpospolita daily
“We receive inquiries from all parts of the world,” disclosed CEO of the MESKO SA company producing Piorun systems
Polish historian Prof. Andrzej Nowak argues that history is the key to understanding how Russians think, and that both the West and the previous Polish government led by Donald Tusk, erred badly in handling Russia
Romuald Szeremietiew says that if Finland and Sweden join NATO there will be a need for the demilitarization of the Kaliningrad enclave
U.S. Defense Secretary has stated that the NATO alliance “has what it needs” to respond to a Russian attack
Brainwashing is not just the preserve of the post-Soviet world, it is flourishing with varying degrees of success the world over, writes writer and satirist Marcin Wolski for portal niezależna.pl
According to MEP Zbigniew Kuźmiuk, dropping the right of veto is a cynical game of dominant countries in the EU such as Germany and France
Baltic states Germany Intermarium Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth Three Seas Ukraine Commentary Poland Just like during the times of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, countries of Central and Eastern Europe need to take up a common defense against outside threats, writes Jakub Maciejewski
After Russia’s ambassador was attacked with red paint, a video of individuals splattered the Polish embassy in Moscow with red paint has emerged
The CEO of the Warsaw Stock Exchange, Marek Dietl, warns that joining the eurozone should not be treated as a panacea for temporary shifts in the Polish economy
Nord Stream 2, which was supposed to deliver cheap Russian gas to fuel German industry, will likely never be in operation, according to Germany’s top diplomat in Poland
Since the start of the war in Ukraine, twice as many Ukrainian children were born in Poland compared to the previous year
The sixth package of EU sanctions appears to have hit a dead-end due to Viktor Orbán, but Poland may be able to persuade him to drop his stance, writes Michał Szułdrzyński for Rzeczpospolita daily
“War in Ukraine brought despair and anger, but the West is united as it never was,” says Mark Brzezinski, U.S. ambassador to Warsaw
13 nations have come out against a proposed EU treaty change, which is being viewed as a serious power grab backed by the left-wing governments of France and Germany
Polish Border Guard servicemen are still struggling with various incidents on the border with Belarus
It is Vladimir Putin who made May 9 Russia’s main state celebration, and now he is trapped by the myth he has himself created, writes Andrzej Łomanowski for Rzeczpospolita daily
“We are setting a global standard. There hasn’t been any such an example anywhere,” says Polish minister responsible for war refugees from Ukraine
In an interview with portal wPolityce.pl, former Polish ambassador to Ukraine Jan Piekło claimed it was a mistake to allow Ambassador Andreev to remain in Poland after his many provocations against both Poles and Ukrainians
The war waged in Ukraine is not an irrational decision by Vladimir Putin but a strategic geopolitical and cultural choice to impose Russian domination, writes Grzegorz Górny for portal wPolityce.pl
Public prosecutors are not giving up on the case of a man who was fired after quoting Bible verse in opposition to the company’s LGBT policy
Poland’s opposition celebrated Macron’s victory because they want a Paris-style regime in Warsaw, writes Krzysztof Karnkowski for portal Niezalazna.pl
In March, prices increased in Poland by 12.3 percent year-on-year, which is the highest inflation level since 1997
“They’re getting a quick start on the devices they’re going to get,” a U.S. general told The Hill newspaper
Foreign direct investment in Poland in 2021 saw an 82 percent increase from the year prior
Accession of Ukraine into the EU would mark the fulfillment of Poland’s long-term geopolitical goal of creating a Central and Eastern European counterweight to Germany and Russia, writes Mateusz Kosiński
The war in Ukraine turned out to be a great embarrassment for the Holy See and for the pope himself, writes Goran Andrijanić for portal wPolityce.pl
Despite Poland’s interest rate increases, inflation may only get worse
The Russian invasion of Ukraine may be eye-opening for the West, as Western civilization has been on the path to self-destruction for the past 20 years, writes political scientist and philosopher Marek A. Cichocki
Russia’s aggression against Ukraine proved the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party had the best assessment of the threat Russia posed, but that has not translated into a surge for the ruling party because of other long-standing problems, writes Agaton Koziński for portal wp.pl
According to data produced by the German Institute of World Economy, Poland comes second only to the United States among Western countries in terms of aid for Ukraine
According to government data, 3.5 million Ukrainians now live in Poland
When the war broke out in Ukraine and Poland’s opposition attacked its own government in Brussels, Polish political commentator Wojciech Biedroń asks under which flag does the Polish society stand firmly today?
Andrzej Duda Gitanas Nauseda Lithuania May 3 Constitution of 1791 Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth News Poland The President of Lithuania Gitanas Nauseda, in the letter to President of Poland Andrzej Duda, declared that Lithuania was proud of enacting the Constitution together with Poland 231 years ago
European Parliament European Union May 3 Constitution of 1791 Refugees Rule of law Ukraine war News Poland Polish MEPs slammed the ruling liberal majority in the European Parliament for debating allegations about Poland violating the rule of law even as Poland struggles with a Ukrainian refugee crisis
Many Poles, who are fiercely opposed to Russia, are angered over the Pope’s remarks that greatly imply that NATO provoked Russia into war
In an exclusive interview, esteemed academic Dr. David Engels speaks to Remix News about the current state of play across the European political landscape, offering his thoughts on the long-lasting effect of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the political consequences this may have for Europe, and the continuing role of Christianity across the continent
Czech Republic European Union Hungary Mateusz Morawiecki Petr Fiala Polish-Hungarian friendship Rule-of-law Russia Ukraine Viktor Orbán Poland Remix Exclusive Trending While lapping up praise and recognition for presenting an iron fist towards Russia in the East, Poland is dropping its guard against interference from the West, writes Daniel Deme
The 200 tanks Poland is sending to Ukraine is an investment with a guaranteed high rate of return, writes Miłosz Manasterski on portal Polskieradio24.pl
Poland will be one of the main host countries for the U.S.-led military exercises
On May 1, the Polish-Lithuanian gas interconnector GIPL became active, adding to Poland’s energy security
Poland and nine other European countries, including Hungary, Czech Republic and the Baltic states, joined the EU on May 1, 2004
An opinion poll in Poland shows there is mass support among its people for sending Ukraine heavy weaponry such as tanks and heavy artillery
Political scientist Artur Wróblewski tells the wPolityce portal that the present poll ratings for Poland’s Law and Justice (PiS) party are very encouraging but warns they do not guarantee success in the election next year
Yushchenko revealed he was watching with fascination the situation in Europe and its leaders’ transformation in their stance towards Russia and Vladimir Putin
Polish authorities have signed an agreement with the air traffic controllers union which means that air traffic controllers will remain in work and there will be no closing of the sky over Poland
After Russia cut off its gas for Poland, Polish authorities assure that they are well prepared for such a scenario
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has hailed the fact that Poland no longer has to worry about Russian gas supplies despite Gazprom’s decision to stop supplying Poland via the Yamal gas pipeline
Polish historian professor Mieczysław Ryba says that Germany has trouble distancing itself from its pro-Russian sympathies despite the war in Ukraine, in an interview summarized by Remix News
Poland faces an unprecedented opportunity to ensure its security for generations, writes Jacek Karnowski, the editor-in-chief of Polish conservative weekly Sieci
Intensive Polish-German consultations are underway regarding the possibility of delivering oil to Germany using Polish pipelines
More freedom of speech could mean a catastrophe for many progressive and ultra-liberal politicians, writes Maciej Walaszczyk
Chopin and Modlin airports are to operate only from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. while as many as 300 flights daily could be canceled
More than 40 countries gathered in Ramstein, Germany to discuss how to help Ukraine fight against Russia’s invasion
Russia has moved forward with its threats to cut gas to Poland and Bulgaria
Poland faces fresh wave of border breaches by migrants coming in from Belarus
Poland’s prime minister announced a four-point plan of support for people who are finding it difficult to repay their mortgages
Poland’s cities are overflowing with Ukrainian refugees, raising concerns about the future
Poland’s liberal-left opposition has taken delight in the defeat of a conservative who stood with Poland on Ukraine and who opposed the European liberal establishment, writes Goran Andrijanic for wPolityce.pl
The priest was hospitalized with chest and leg wounds after being attacked by a man with a knife in a church in Nice in the south of France
Germans should be ashamed of its elites who want Ukraine to surrender to Russia, writes Sławomir Jastrzębowski in Salon24.pl
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said the aim of the campaign is to “wake up the conscience of Europe”
Germany not only wants a quick end to the war in favor of Russia, but also fears an empowered Poland should Russia lose, said Professor David Engels
Law and Justice (PiS) MEP Jacek Saryusz-Wolski claims the lack of funds available for Poland from the European Commission for helping Ukrainian refugees is the latest attack on the country
Poland can either print money or deregulate the economy to generate growth to fund defense without lowering living standards, says one economic expert
Illegal migrants who cross the Polish border from Belarus often end up fleeing from refugee centers to make their way to Germany
Putin, immigration, and social issues dominated the French presidential debate
The monuments depicting soldiers of the Red Army were dismantled in three Polish towns
The Ukrainian refugee crisis Poland is facing may actually help the country get out of paying for Pfizer vaccines
Germany also intends to end its reliance on Russian gas by mid-2024
Soviet Russia survived its own death and raised its hand against the free world once again, but “today we can end what was not finished in 1945,” writes Jacek Karnowski
Poles are preparing for the war to come to their territory, according to one professor
The past few weeks have brought Ukrainians and Poles closer together than they have ever been and have led to speculation as to where the limits of this new found union may lie, writes Jakub Maciejewski in portal wPolityce.pl
During his visit to Lviv, Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki asked for “the strongest sanctions possible against Russia”
Fuel prices alone have risen 35 percent in one year in Poland
The main body of work on the locks in the Vistula Spit canal being constructed have been completed and the canal is to open in five months time on the anniversary of the 1939 Soviet Invasion of Poland, 17 September
Henryk Kowalczyk announced that Poland is going to help Ukraine by exporting Ukrainian wheat through Poland’s territory
As Ukraine defends itself bravely against Russian aggression, the confrontation between Moscow and Kyiv is not only a military one but also one based on history, culture and religion, as Pope John Paul II understood when he visited Kyiv in 2001, writes Grzetorz Górny in portal wPolityce.pl
The balance of forces in the Baltic Sea basin and in the Arctic would be changed if Finland and Sweden join NATO, writes expert on Russia and political commentator Andrzej Łomanowski
Poland’s “conciliation” policy towards Russia under Civic Platform (PO) rule was “a terrible mistake, a permanently disqualifying one,” writes ‘Sieci’ weekly editor-in-chief Jacek Karnowski
Poland now has the perfect opportunity to create a new security policy for Europe, writes political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
Poland may modify its plan to close coal mines by 2049 due to the war in Ukraine and sanctions on Russian coal
Polish President Andrzej Duda together with the three presidents of the Baltic states visited Ukraine on Wednesday and met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to witness the two faces of war: the military operation and the attacks on civilians
Former Polish top diplomat and current MEP Witold Waszczykowski,in an interview with portal wPolityce.pl, calls for closer cooperation between members of NATO who hold the same views on security
Despite Polish protests, the term defaming Poland is still present in the world media
Olaf Scholz’s politics towards Russia and Ukraine may indicate that a lot less than we thought has changed in Central Europe, warns Jakub Maciejewski
Even Polish opposition voters rate the government’s policy regarding Ukraine positively, according to a recent poll
Polish sociologist Prof. Henryk Domański believes that the war in Ukraine has made people fully aware of what Russia is capable of and that, rather than the finer details about the investigation of the 2010 Polish President’s plane Smolensk crash, is what is changing public perception about it
The World Bank has published its economic forecast for Poland
The Polish presidential plane crash in 2010 in Russia was “an act of unlawful interference,” informed a head of a special sub-committee investigating the cause of the air disaster
The spokesperson for the Minister-Special Services Coordinator called the attack “a part of Russia’s aggressive plan against NATO”
On April 10, 2010, President of Poland Lech Kaczyński and 95 other passengers were killed in a plane crash in Russia
Boris Johnson’s walkabout in Kyiv while Putin is hiding in some bunker was effectively “rubbing salt into the Russian dictator’s wounds,” argues former Polish Ambassador to Ukraine Jan Piekło
Macron’s accusations towards Morawiecki are an “insult to decency,” Rabbi Shmuley Boteach claims
More than a half of respondents want to cool relations with Hungary while the leader of Law and Justice (PIS) Jarosław Kaczyński criticized Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s policy towards Russia and Ukraine
Macron makes the dangerous claim that France’s NATO ally Poland is led by a “far-right anti-Semite”
Russia will be identified as the pact’s principal opponent
Russian RIA Novosti state press agency has published an article about “what Russia must do with Ukraine”
According to the president of Poland, the Nord Stream 2 pipeline is a deadly threat to Europe, which would increase its dependency on Russian gas
