An agenda of fear is being forced on European societies before winter comes, warns Polish political commentator and philosopher Marek A. Cichocki
Disagreement on the war in Ukraine has shaken Polish-Hungarian relations
Peer Steinbrück claims that the European Central Bank is primarily responsible for inflation and not the war in Ukraine
Editor-in-chief of Sieci weekly Jacek Karnowski asks whether the Polish opposition will realize that betting on Germany as a protector and security guarantor is a death trap for Poland
On Monday night, international consultations were held between Western leaders over the threat of a Russian invasion of Ukraine
“This propaganda, also based on hatred towards Poland, is fed into the minds of young people from their earliest years of schooling. We will be paying close attention to this situation as we deal with all sorts of school trips from Israel to Poland,” said Poland’s deputy prime minister
Rise in tensions between Poland and Israel over administrative procedure codex amendment – the so-called “restitution law”
Witold Waszczykowski cautioned that the more the U.S. is entangled in global problems, the higher the risk that it will pay less attention to Poland’s security
The editor-in-chief of Sieci weekly, Jacek Karnowski, writes that this is the decisive moment in which Poles face their ultimate test as a society
Depending on how efficient the EU is in fighting the pandemic, Brussels will either receive more competencies in the future or an integration crisis lies ahead of us, writes Rzeczpospolita columnist Jędrzej Bielecki
The EU should take political responsibility for failing to deliver on vaccine supplies for member states, according to OSW Center for Eastern Studies expert Konrad Popławski
The wave of economic renewal following the end of the pandemic will bring about huge changes that may reshape entire societies, writes political scientist Marek Cichocki
Great Britain has not seen such a drop in population since the Second World War as the country experiences its greatest economic crisis in 300 years
The V4 heads of parliament discussed the proposal for the EU’s exit from the crisis, the situation in Belarus and the US, and the issue of Western Balkan accession to the Union
As crises deepen, the human need for hope arises, writes philosopher and political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
As airlines continue to go out of business and IATA forecasts that pre-pandemic volumes of passenger traffic won’t return until 2024, we are still in the dark about LOT’s prospects
Experts believe that the forecasts for GDP growth will have to be revised upwards
Western elites and media refuse to acknowledge Central Europe’s victory over the coronavirus, writes Marcin Herman
Experts believe it will take Poland a few months to get out of the crisis
Experts warn of the consequences of the first serious recession in decades for Poland
A memorial was inaugurated in Košice to remember investigative journalist Ján Kuciak and his fiancée Martina Kušnírová who were killed in their home in February.
The Turkish financial crisis is starting to affect Europe, especially the banking industry. Despite the fact that the Turkish government is late with its countermeasures the Eurozone and Slovakia will probably avoid the crisis.
The scandal surrounding the abduction of Vietnamese businessman Trin Xuan Thanh with the involvement of Slovak authorities has created a coalition crisis. If the government falls, Slovakia’s president Andrej Kiska will also be affected because of his initial plans of forming a new political party.
