The German national team’s woke virtue signaling has backfired after its embarrassing loss to Japan, writes German commentator Boris T. Kaiser
Germany’s left-wing coalition government shows more signs of fracturing
Poland must place itself and Ukraine at the forefront of this realignment, writes Polish conservative commentator Jan Rokita
Poland is pleased with Germany’s decision to send state-of-the-art missiles to Poland
The Ministry notes that it has a duty to “inform the citizens transparently about their work and appointments”
“The current federal government would like to abolish animal husbandry and switch the diet in Germany to vegetables and oatmeal,” says Hubert Kelliger, head of group sales at the large butcher Westfleisch
According to the German Ministry of Economy and Climate, supplies from the Gdańsk oil terminal and the Polish oil pipelines will help meet Berlin’s energy needs
Inflation last month was 10.4 percent compared to the same month last year, announced the Federal Statistical Office on Friday
It is not clear whether Romania, the second-largest country in Central and Eastern Europe and on NATO’s eastern flank, led by a president with German roots, is an ally or a rival for the Poles, writes Antoni Rybczyński for portal TVP.info
Jarosław Kaczyński said that given Germany’s past history, it should stop its hypocritical moralizing
“Hate and violence must have no place in political discourse!” stated the Alternative for Germany party
Germany’s left-wing interior minister appears to be hiding the true extent of Germany’s migration crisis
In comparison, the increase in the number of employed Ukrainians subject to social security contributions was modest
We continue looking forward to emission-free tomorrows regardless of the reality of these ideas, writes Czech commentator Pavel Páral
An opinion poll asking Poles about their perceptions of German attitudes to Poland shows the Polish nation is mostly undecided on the matter
There is an effective remedy against Chinese influence: Consistent production and consumption in Europe
“We want to keep the cost increases under control,” claims education head Christine Buchheit (Greens)
Despite German economic clout, Ukraine will gravitate towards Poland as the leader in the future reconstruction of Ukraine, says political scientist Przemysław Żurawski vel Grajewski
Adults who protest their child taking hormone “therapy” drugs are promoting “nonsense,” according to a German ministry website
A left-liberal opposition election victory would mean Poland is no longer an independent nation, said the head of Poland’s conservative PiS party
Law professor Andrew Tettenborn, writing in the British weekly magazine The Spectator, argues that Poland has a strong political rather than legal case against Germany
“A naive approach that was unable to read Russia in its full depth and context. The Germans took it purely for business purposes,” said Czech MEP Alexandr Vondra
Despite trying to steal a baby in its stroller, the man wwas not initially charged with a crime
Europe as an ideal is dying as a result of mindless adherence to procedures that have been imposed by Germany, argues philosopher Prof. Janusz Sytnik-Czetwertyński
The question now is how much higher can the conservative AfD party go
The movement expresses “hostility towards foreigners and Islam,” claims the Cologne Administrative Court
The Druzhba oil pipelines supply oil to Germany from Siberia through Poland
Polish professor and MEP Ryszard Legutko says that Germany’s responsibility for World War II reparations remains in force
Germany’s energy situation is dire, and the Nord Stream pipeline explosions have only worsened its geopolitical and economic outlook
Germany has been criticized by European commissioners for undermining the functioning of the single market
Germany is at risk of being deindustrialized
At a meeting with Polish journalists and politicians, German FM Annalena Baerbock saw no problem with a fellow German politician thanking Russians
Russo-German economic and geopolitical relations as we know them are coming to an end, writes political scientist Marek Cichocki
Leader of Poland’s ruling party called German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock’s refusal to discuss reparations a barricade that Poland will now have to force down
Poland officially launched a massive reparation claim against Germany, but Germany has already stated it does not owe any money
Poland’s former foreign minister has only further revealed his contempt for the United States and his admiration for Germany through his controversial “Thank you, USA” tweet posted after the Nord Stream pipeline explosions, writes Polish senior columnist Jerzy Jachowicz
“Regardless of what the weather is like: We need savings of at least 20 percent across all areas”
Germany’s only conservative party surges in the polls
“Germany considers themselves a moral power. That is like if I considered myself a basketball player in the NBA,” said Poland’s Kaczyński, who is 5’5″ tall
The protest against German energy policy was only supposed to involve 400 citizens, but that number ballooned to 4,000 out of a city of only 59,000
The German journalist behind the story repeated the alleged inventor’s claim that “racism” may be the reason the made-up energy invention had not spread to Europe
Polling also shows the ruling government coalition would no longer have a majority to rule if an election were held now
A previously concluded contract with a price guarantee until the end of 2023 was allegedly suddenly terminated
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“The wrongs against millions of Poles will not stop being heard until they have been righted”
The perpetrator is said to have pushed a 60-year-old police officer so hard that he fell over and hit his head on the street
Ecological disputes and disasters such as the one on the Oder are being used in an attempt to block investments that are in the national interest, writes Janusz Życzkowski for portal i.pl
Polling research suggests that Poles do not believe the claim for World War II reparations from Germany will be successful, even though they believe that claim to be morally valid
The first part of the attack was caught on video
Czechia’s interior minister will first negotiate with Slovakia on compliance with the so-called readmission agreement, which regulates the transfer of migrants between countries
“Every day we receive emergency calls from companies that are about to stop production,” said the president of the Central Association of German Crafts
No government and no politician has the right to refuse redress for war victims, their children, and grandchildren when they have suffered losses, and there are no lost causes until the cause has been fought, argues Marek Domagalski for news outlet Rzeczpospolita
Former U.S. Ambassador to Poland Georgette Mosbacher has told Polish media outlet Rzeczpospolita that “Germany should not be at the head of the countries reconstructing Ukraine after the war is over” because it was German policy on Nord Stream 2 that contributed to the outbreak of the war
The gambit of offering enlargement of the EU to the east in return for an agreement for deeper and faster integration is a repeat of the successful German strategy in the 1990s during the process of EU enlargement to Central Europe, writes Marek A. Cichocki for daily Rzeczpospolita
Here is why Poland is choosing now to pursue €1.3 trillion in reparations from Germany
The suspect is a Russian citizen hailing from Chechnya who should have already left the country
“The suspicion was confirmed that the reported crimes did not occur; they were faked and there was no threat,” the Aachen police reported
Poland has been waiting for this day for a long time, to put reparations from Germany on the international agenda and begin negotiations, writes Marek Pyza
53 percent of the SPD, 52 percent of the Greens, and even 80 percent of FDP supporters think the state is too overwhelmed to fulfill its tasks
An estimated 6 million Poles were killed in Poland during WWII, but Germany argues that the matter of reparations is closed
The end of the petrol discount was already clearly visible at gas stations in Germany
Environmental concerns that were raised after the Oder River crisis are a part of Germany’s economic game, writes Jacek Liziniewicz for Gazeta Polska daily
It is sad that people in Europe and the wider world do not understand the meaning of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact for Poland, writes Polish commentator Tomasz Łysiak
Germany is losing its position as the EU’s leader, says a prominent Polish MEP
According to Defense Minister Mariusz Błaszczak, Poland was offered only 20 tanks by Germany
“We should eat less meat overall,” said the German federal minister of food and agriculture
Angela Merkel awarded with peace prize for the open borders policy Germany continues to suffer from
Prof. Ryszard Legutko backs his ruling party colleague Prof. Zdzisław Krasnodębski’s controversial remarks in which he said that the EU currently presents a greater threat to Poland’s sovereignty than Russia
Germany significantly influences European energy prices, thanks to its energy policy and the size of its market, writes energy expert Jaroslav Míl
Many elements of a pivotal pact signed by the Third Reich and the Soviet Union prior to the Second World War still appear valid today, writes Polish reporter Jakub Maciejewski
“60 percent of German households will have to use their entire disposable income purely for living expenses,” said Helmut Schleweis
Zbigniew Krysiak believes the political situation in Germany is increasingly unstable
The leader of Poland’s opposition, Donald Tusk, is working to implement EU and Germans plans in Poland, said Governor of the National Bank of Poland (NBP) Adam Glapiński
Germany should have listened to Donald Trump and Poland on energy security issues, according to PiS MEP Dominik Tarczyński
According to the survey, Poles would like their government to fight for war reparations from Germany in international courts rather than in European institutions
Corruption scandals and overt bias are plaguing Germany’s left-wing public broadcasters, leaving conservatives with a rare opportunity they should not waste
Mass protests and riots are just as conceivable as concrete acts of violence, states the Thuringian Office for the Protection of the Constitution president, Stephan Kramer
The perpetrators allegedly smoked a hookah, which is said to have started the fire
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
Investigators consider the possibility that the perpetrator wanted to harm himself with a knife or commit suicide
The protesters turned the water in fountains green in Hamburg, Berlin, Bonn, Essen, and Munich
The government of the most populous federal state will spend €140,000 to establish each center
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 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
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 Self-Determination Act applies exclusively to changing gender and first names
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
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 European Union’s sanctions against Russia are locked in a suicidal loop, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
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
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
The car industry is one of the most important pillars of the Hungarian economy
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
Germany seems to have gone back on the proposed arms exchange for Poland’s delivery of its T-72 tanks to Ukraine
Experts call the move unnecessary and suggest investment in daycare and schools is needed to allow more women to work full time
The young man instead received a suspended sentence and probation
