In order to achieve peace in Ukraine, a new world security architecture must be created and Warsaw has a chance to be the hub of European security cooperation, argues editor-in-chief of Gazeta Polska Tomasz Sakiewicz
According to research by IPSOS, Poland is among the top countries concerned with inflation but is the least concerned about crime and violence
According to Ukrainian intelligence services, the Russians are telling locals the Polish currency is now legal tender in the western parts of the country
Despite signs the EU may withhold funding, Poland’s prime minister claims his country will obtain the promised money
In a public TV interview for TVP1, Radosław Fogiel categorically ruled out any notion of Poland planning to leave the EU
Poland’s economic success has been achieved partly because the country kept its own currency, and it would be a huge mistake to get rid of it, writes Adam Glapiński, the head of Poland’s Central Bank (NBP) in his article for Polish daily ‘Dziennik Gazeta Prawna’(DGP)
In an exclusive interview for Remix News, Polish MEP and Co-Chair of European Conservatives and Reformists Group Ryszard Legutko (PiS) explains why Poland should not expect any money soon from the NextGenerationEU recovery plan and why it should stop making concessions to the European Commission
It isn’t the first time Guy Verhofstadt has lashed out at a conservative administration in Europe
On the second anniversary of the protests that erupted in Belarus after the presidential election, the exiled opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya told Polish daily Rzeczpospolita why the protests failed to overthrow Lukashenko’s regime
Donald Tusk, the leader of the main opposition party, Civic Platform (PO), has come back into Polish politics to bring down the present government and get Poland into the eurozone, writes ruling party MEP Zbigniew Kuźmiuk
An agenda of fear is being forced on European societies before winter comes, warns Polish political commentator and philosopher Marek A. Cichocki
Two-thirds of Poles approve of arms purchases from abroad, as they are seen as a means to increase the capabilities of the Polish Armed Forces
The Polish energy giant is expanding into Eastern Europe
The butcher of the Wola district in 1944 was German General Heinz Reinefarth, who was never punished and was respected in the German Federal Republic where he held public posts until his death in 1979
Poland’s ruling party leader is against the government entering into any more negotiations with the European Commission over the release of EU funds
It is a paradox that Poland, the country doing the most to help Ukraine, is the subject of harsher EU sanctions than the aggressor Russia, writes political commentator and former conservative politician Jan Rokita
The support for the ruling United Right (Law and Justice, PiS, with its coalition partners) is impressive, given Poland’s economic and social hardships, reads an editorial on portal wPolityce.pl
The number of abortions in Poland dropped by tenfold due to a new regulation
Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Błaszczak’s tweet announced the arrival of the U.S. fighter jets at the Łask base as part of the NATO Air Shielding mission on NATO’s eastern flank
Poland’s primary objective should be to weaken the position of Germany and the EU so that it can block their pro-Russian orientation, argues senior conservative politician Marian Piłka
The European Commission has not played fair from the very start, including its political and economic agenda in the so-called milestones required before Poland can receive the recovery funds, argues Anna Wiejak
According to Witold Waszczykowski, if the journey by Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan is a part of a broader U.S. political plan, that could mean the U.S. is returning to prioritizing China as the main threat and neglecting its duties in Europe
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has assured the public that Polish banks are strong enough to absorb the costs of the legislation entitling mortgage holders to suspend their repayments for up to eight months until the end of next year
Illegal migrants are attempting to enter Polish territory, despite the country’s newly-built border barrier
Iryna Slaunikava has been held in Belarus since October on trumped up charges of organizing an extremist grouping
MEP Zdzisław Krasnodębski calls on Poland to change its strategy and method of negotiating with the European Union
The Polish army has become the main target of hacking campaigns, reveals Polish daily Rzeczpospolita citing research from Israeli cybersecurity experts
Daniel Obajtek warned that smaller companies are in danger of being targets for takeovers by foreign competitors
The Polish prime minister is reportedly under pressure from some colleagues within his own party
Gen Z appears prepared to change jobs every other year, refuses to accept any role models, and views their health as more important than career or money
In a time of great danger to state security, the main opposition party proposes a cultural revolution and calls for nationwide social protests, warns Prof. Mieczysław Ryba, a historian at John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin
Poles stood for one minute of silence as sirens wailed at 5 p.m. to commemorate the Warsaw Uprising of 1944
The drop in legal abortions in Poland is the result of the Constitutional Tribunal verdict in 2020 on eugenic abortion
A ceremony was held in Poznań to christen the forward command for the V Corps of U.S. land forces “Camp Kościuszko” as testimony to the close relations between Poland and the United States
The latest forecast from the International Energy Agency (IEA) shows that the dirtiest of all fossil fuels, and the one still dominant in Poland’s energy mix, is making a big comeback on a truly global scale
If the U.S. stands idly by in the face of German efforts to dominate the EU, Russia along with Germany will dominate Europe, warns publicist and former Polish Minister of Defense Jan Parys
Disagreement on the war in Ukraine has shaken Polish-Hungarian relations
The former Russian president and prime minister has published a map suggesting a partition of Ukraine between neighboring countries as part of his disinformation and propaganda offensive
Polish journalist Michał Karnowski argues on portal wPolityce.pl that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and his wife’s Vogue session was a mistake
Traveling through the United States, Polish journalist and writer Grzegorz Górny looks for an answer to explain American society’s spontaneous support for Ukraine
Poland seeks to bolster its defenses in one of the country’s largest arms purchases in history
In total, Poland is estimated to have spent €5.29 billion on its assistance to neighboring Ukraine
The two countries were in full agreement over the war in Ukraine and the proposed reductions in gas consumption across Europe
The level of Polish rivers has dropped to an “alarming level” due to the country’s worst drought in seven years
The leader of Poland’s ruling PiS met the leader of Germany’s main opposition party on Wednesday to discuss the war in Ukraine and German war reparations for Poland
The Hungarian oil company will advance the terms of the contract to take over part of the Lotos Group, with plans to enter Poland immediately
Polish President Andrzej Duda and Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda met in Poland over two days to intensify military cooperation between the two countries and to plan more visits to Kyiv
Per one survey, only one in three respondents unplugs unused electrical equipment when leaving home for one or two days
Małgorzata Paprocka has criticized Ursula von der Leyen and the European Commission for continuing to fine Poland even though Poland has fulfilled the three demands made in a European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruling
For years, Germany did not want to limit its dependency on Russian gas. Now the rest of the EU does not want to tighten its belt to help Germany, writes Jędrzej Bielecki for the Rzeczpospolita daily
One social scientist says the opposition has become frustrated and aggressive
The tanks donated by Poland to Ukraine are to be replaced with U.S. Abrams tanks
The Biden administration’s talks in Geneva with Putin and the decision for U.S. forces to leave Afghanistan led to Russian preparations for the invasion of Ukraine
Latvia has committed to increasing its defense spending to 2.5 percent of GDP over the coming three years
According to energy expert Thierry Bros, Poland could use its vote in the European Council as leverage to force Germany to dismantle the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline from Russia to Germany, or else block the proposal to limit gas consumption
Polish opposition’s lack of reaction to Scholz’s new plan to liquidate the right to veto is alarming, writes Jacek Karnowski
Poland will produce some of the military equipment domestically
According to an indicator developed by the Warsaw Enterprise Institute, Poland and Ireland are the only two countries that emerged from the pandemic wealthier than they had been before it
The Polish government claims Piotr Naimski’s dismissal was simply due to a governmental restructuring, but many are skeptical of this official explanation
Anna Moskwa has said that the government is not planning to introduce limits on the purchase of coal to heat homes
Law and Justice (PiS) MEP Jacek Saryusz-Wolski believes Poland could borrow capital from elsewhere and destroy the leverage the European Commission currently holds over the nation
MEP Witold Waszczykowski tells portal wPolityce.pl that Poland should be assertive in vetoing or blocking EU decisions whenever possible
Piotr Naimski oversaw the Baltic Pipe gas pipeline project and pushed for LNG imports
Germany seems to have gone back on the proposed arms exchange for Poland’s delivery of its T-72 tanks to Ukraine
Jarosław Kaczyński said that his party’s government refuses to saddle the population with the full costs of inflation
Lech Wałęsa’s son is concerned about threats made on an influential Russian TV program to kidnap or place a bounty on the head of the former Polish “Solidarity” leader and president of the country
If Law and Justice (PiS) were to win a third term in next year’s parliamentary elections, it would prove that it is possible for a Polish government to pursue a sovereign course when faced with Russia, the EU and even the USA, says Jakub Maciejewski
The Ukrainian parliament has accepted the Ukrainian president’s legislative proposal to award Poles special status in Ukraine allowing citizens of Poland to stay for 18 months, the right to work, trade, and to have access to education and health services
Szymon Szynkowski vel Sęk said Poland will likely have a surplus of gas come winter
Despite the results of one recent survey, the current economic environment may change this trend
Zbigniew Kuźmiuk says the decision by the Commission to launch the second stage of proceedings against Poland for rule of law violations is “an attempt to destabilize relations”
Illegal migrants are attempting to cross the newly built wall at the Belarusian-Polish border
The Polish government will purchase 4.5 million tons of coal from abroad
The latest opinion survey indicates that public support is growing for Poland to seek reparations from Germany for damages the country suffered as a result of German occupation during World War II
Besides the contracted 250 new Abrams tanks, Poland has also agreed to purchase 116 used Abrams tanks from the United States
The European Union’s blocking of funds for Poland is a stab in the back similar to that delivered to Czechoslovakia in Munich in 1938, writes Jacek Karnowski
The leader of the ruling Law and Justice has made it clear that Poland will not accept EU edicts on Poland’s judicial reforms
The principle that all 27 EU nations must agree on major policy decisions is essential for the European Union to maintain unity, which is a prerequisite for its survival, writes Marek A. Cichocki
The purchasing power in Poland is 68 percent of the EU’s average
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has announced that 5 billion cubic meters of gas have been contracted from Norway, with the figure for next year estimated to be 10 billion
The European Commission really just wants Poland to give up its sovereignty, writes Marzena Nykiel on portal wPolityce.pl
As the Ukrainian war rumbles on and its effects are felt across the globe, support for Russian sanctions will dwindle and calls for a brokered peace will only get louder, says MEP Zdzisław Krasnodębski
Katarina Andreeva was found guilty of state treason on Wednesday
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki informed the Polish public that the report is in the process of being translated into several languages
A survey conducted for UNHCR among Ukrainian refugees reveals that 65 percent of them do not plan to return to their country in the foreseeable future
The leader of Poland’s governing party said that 70 countries, including Mexico, have received reparations, but not Poland
A 26-year-old from India who was trafficking illegal migrants has been charged with assault on a border guard
According to one survey, 57 percent of Poles have changed their holiday plans as a result of rising prices, with 21 percent actually canceling their trips altogether
The dollar is being strengthened by the U.S. Federal Reserve’s efforts to fight inflation, a buoyant labor market, and the country’s energy self-sufficiency
Rasmus Hansson agrees with Mateusz Morawiecki over the latter’s criticism of Norway profiting hugely from the rise in oil prices caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine
Professor Ryszard Legutko fears that the Polish elites of today are closer to those from communist times in their negation of national consciousness
President Andrzej Duda has appealed for truth to be recognized over the Volhynia massacre and for graves honoring the victims to be erected at which the victims can be remembered with prayers
“This is the best moment to loudly demand the truth about Volhynia and for the Ukrainian authorities to recognize it as genocide,” said Jan Pośpieszalski
Polish President Andrzej Duda told tens of thousands of Catholic pilgrims that a family is made up of a man and a woman who unite to give life
Adam Glapiński says there is enormous pressure from “one of Poland’s neighbors” for Poland to introduce the euro currency, but he will not succumb to it
According to an economist at the Warsaw School of Economics, the level of inflation in a country depends on the structure of the economy and degree of development
Far-left activists attempted to whip up a frenzy in the United States by claiming the Polish government has banned abortion, writes Krzysztof Karnkowski for niezalezna.pl
Poland’s defense minister stated the move was a result of the Polish government’s strong relations with Britain
Poland needs to be self-sufficient in terms of its military, energy and food so that it does not end up like the Netherlands, argues editor-in-chief of Sieci weekly Jacek Karnowski
Poland may now become the only significant European country in favor of a tough stance against Russia, argues Jędrzej Bielecki for daily Rzeczpospolita
