Despite Poland’s hawkish war stance and criticism of Hungary’s position on the war, Polish exports worth billions continue flowing into Russia
Prices for basic foods like eggs and milk rose by as much as 40 to 50 percent year-over-year in Sweden
Polish Defense Minister Mariusz Błaszczak has confirmed that Poland’s security agency managed to identify and break up a Russian spy network that was a threat to national security
Daniel Obajtek, the CEO of Poland’s fuel giant PKN Orlen, has said that the company will sue the Russian operator who stopped oil supplies to Poland
The old post-Cold War world has ended and will not return, writes Polish political scientist and philosopher Marek A. Cichocki
A soldier from the Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK) tells a Polish TV channel that his organization was responsible for the incursion into the Bryansk region of Russia and that it wants to overthrow the Russian government
The Russian national allegedly infiltrated military units in the northeastern part of the country
Poland is not only concerned about a potential military invasion from the direction of Russia or Belarus but the ongoing migration crisis as well
The German government faces backlash from Russia over the potential sale of Rosneft shares to Polish Orlen
The leader of the ruling Polish conservatives says Germany has not given up on “Bismarckian hopes” of a Europe dominated by Germany in alliance with Russia
Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki has said that Poland and the U.S. are discussing the establishment of permanent U.S. military bases
The German mission in Poland is planned for half a year but it might be prolonged
Poland passed a law allowing it to remove all graduates of a prestigious Russian diplomatic school from the Polish Foreign Ministry
“It was a provocation, test of defenses or even realization of espionage tasks,” said former GROM special forces commander General Roman Polko
According to Polish political scientist and philosopher Marek A. Cichocki, Ukraine’s fight against Russia will decide the future of European values
Poland has threatened to boycott the 2024 Olympics if the International Olympic Committee (IOC) does not ban Russian and Belarusian athletes from competing in Paris next year
The Polish sports minister said that Russians use sports as an element of their propaganda machine
The current conflict opens two possibilities for the West: either a Russian victory and Western defeat or a renaissance of Western civilization, said Poland’s PM
U.S. President Joe Biden has, along with many others, been on a journey with regard to appreciating Poland, writes columnist Krzysztof Karnkowski
Andrzej Duda discussed the Central and Eastern Europe security situation during his visit to Latvia, listing Russia’s imperialist policy as its main threat
Archbishop Sawa appears to be supportive of Russia’s actions in Ukraine
“If Russians commit crimes in Ukraine, we cannot pretend that Russian athletes are peace-bearers and let them participate in sports competitions”
If airfields in NATO countries are used by Ukraine, they will become a legitimate target for the Russian armed forces, says General Buzhinsky
“Mater Dolorosa” and “Ecce Homo” by Dieric Bouts have been found in the Museo Provincial de Pontevedra in Spain and are on their way back to Poland
What kind of leverage does the Kremlin have over former Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski to participate in Russia’s disinformation campaign? asks Polish columnist Michał Karnowski
Andrzej Duda says that the January Uprising 160 years ago involved Poles, Lithuanians, Ukrainians, and Belarusians fighting side by side to end Russian domination
Polish politicians and commentators point out Sikorski’s statement is in line with Russian propaganda
Despite the war in Ukraine, only 8.5 percent of companies from the EU and the G7 countries have left Russia
Poland’s prime minister said that Berlin should not undermine or sabotage other countries’ efforts to help Ukraine fight Russian aggression
Poland’s left-wing opposition leader is trying to gaslight the nation, but the past cannot be blurred or censored, writes Dorota Kania
According to prosecutors, the men shared information on Polish military stationed near the border with Belarus
“The wounded soldier handed me a candy bar from his pocket with his bloody hand, thanking me for my help”
Germany wants a Polish government that recognizes Germany’s leadership and implements its strategy regarding Russia and Ukraine, writes Polish senior conservative politician Marian Piłka
MEP Jacek Saryusz-Wolski from Poland’s ruling conservative PiS party is convinced that Lukashenko has received a warning from Putin in the shape of the curious sudden death of the Belarusian foreign minister
PKN Orlen stated that it will not renew any long-term contract for importing oil from Russia
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Mateusz Morawiecki has hailed the agreement within the EU to set a maximum price of €180 per MWh as the end of the road for Gazprom and Russia in terms of manipulating the gas market
The Russian army has destroyed a Roman Catholic church in the center of the city of Bakhmut in the Donetsk region of Ukraine
When no one else would make a move, this 90-year-old Polish woman stepped up and saved the day
The EU has chosen to hold a summit on the Western Balkans for the first time in the region itself, indicating it is waking up to the fact that Russia and China have been increasing their influence in the region, writes Goran Andrijanić
Poland is calling up a mix of volunteers, reservists, and regular troops for large-scale military exercises
Often overlooked by the West, Poland is viewed in the eyes of its eastern neighbors as a nation with formidable military power, writes Polish journalist and war correspondent Jakub Maciejewski
While Russia is attempting to break Ukraine with cold and famine, French President Emmanuel Macron returns to his pro-Russian views, writes Jerzy Haszczyński for Rzeczpospolita daily
Europe cannot accept any peace deals with Russia without Ukraine’s consent, warns Andrzej Duda
Many find the official version of Vladimir Makei’s death unlikely, suggesting that Lukashenko could be next
The conservative ruling party in Poland is putting a spotlight on the left-liberal opposition over energy procurement and Russia
Price caps on imported gas and oil were aimed at limiting Russia’s profits, but instead, Germany and the European Commission are trying to block the initiative, writes Polish MEP Zbigniew Kuźmiuk
Poland argues the proposed cap is too high and will not put pressure on Russia to end the war
Polish regional and local politicians should support the construction of a barrier with Kaliningrad region on the Polish-Russian border in addition to the existing barrier on the border with Belarus, writes Polish conservative politician Jerzy Szmit
Poland must place itself and Ukraine at the forefront of this realignment, writes Polish conservative commentator Jan Rokita
Poland will not allow Russia’s top diplomat to attend an upcoming OSCE meeting
It does not matter whether Russia or Ukraine fired the missile, Russia is ultimately responsible, former Polish defense minister in the 1990s and foreign affairs expert Jan Parys tells Salon24.pl opinion portal
President Andrzej Duda emphasized that there is nothing to suggest that the missile incident in eastern Poland was an intentional attack on his country
Despite initial claims that Russia hit Poland with rockets, it appears such claims were false
“Strengthening Poland’s defense plants is crucial to bolstering Polish defense,” said Poland’s PM while visiting a defense plant in Bydgoszcz
The Polish government has taken over the assets of the Polish branch of Russia’s oil and gas giant Gazprom
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
Europe is replacing the idea of citizenship, freedom of speech, and pluralism in a process that could lead to a decrease in civic freedom, warns political scientist and philosopher Marek A. Cichocki
The withdrawal of Russian forces from Kherson is a defeat that will shift the balance of power on the war front in Ukraine’s favor, says Volodymir Horbach from the Kyiv Institute of Euro-Atlantic Cooperation
A meeting of Russian parliamentarians opposed to Putin and the war in Ukraine has been taking place close to Warsaw as an alternative to the present Russian Duma
Russia is intensifying efforts to open a new migration corridor through Kaliningrad with the support of some Middle Eastern countries
The Vatican’s man in Warsaw invited a Russian ambassador to attend an official gathering of diplomats, which is a breach of unwritten protocol and a scandal, writes Tomasz Terlikowski
The shocking account of the only Pole who fought in Azovstal during the siege of Mariupol in Ukraine reveals the horrors faced by the defenders
Statues commemorating the so-called Soviet liberation during World War II were removed at the same time on Thursday
Poland is considering the erection of a similar border barrier to the one built between Poland and Belarus
General Roman Polko says the Russians are no longer engaging in land battles and are instead effectively destroying Ukrainian infrastructure
Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM) analyst Anna Maria Dyner says that the grouping of Belarusian and Russian forces is an additional challenge for Ukraine
The nuclear sharing program enables a member state of NATO to have nuclear weapons on its territory
The Druzhba oil pipelines supply oil to Germany from Siberia through Poland
Russia wants to ratchet up the tension on the border with NATO, argues Piotr Żochowski from the Center for Eastern Studies (OSW)
Bartosz Cichocki believes that the internationalcommunity should send the clearest of signals to Russia that the use of nuclear weapons is a line it must not cross
Violence did not disappear from the world, and now due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we might be facing its return to politics, writes political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
After Russia’s mass rocket attack against Ukraine, demonstrators in Warsaw gathered on Monday evening outside of the Russian embassy demanding that Russian diplomats be expelled from Poland
Poland’s prime minister points to the left-wing opposition’s questionable record on Russia
NATO’s reaction to a potential Russian nuclear attack against Poland could be insufficient, argues Tomasz Sakiewicz, editor-in-chief of Gazeta Polska Daily
Poles and Czechs respond with humor to Putin’s referendums and the illegal annexation of occupied Ukrainian regions
Russo-German economic and geopolitical relations as we know them are coming to an end, writes political scientist Marek Cichocki
Putin is cleansing non-Slavic populations in Russia through mobilization, writes Krzysztof Karnkowski
Vladimir Putin recently said he is “not bluffing” about using nuclear weapons
Although some claim Russia was behind the attacks, there are several reasons Russia would have little motive to destroy its own infrastructure
“Those who support Putin and his propaganda should have no entry to our city,” said Rafał Komarewicz, the head of Kraków City Council
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Ukraine should be supported militarily and financially to allow it to reclaim the territories taken by Russia, Polish President Andrzej Duda told American TV network PBS
The hundreds of thousands of Russians being conscripted into the army could change the course of the war, but not quickly, and Ukraine still has time for victory, writes Andrzej Łomanowski for Polish news outlet Rzeczpospolita
Poland’s conservative leader pointed to the left’s long-running cooperation with Russia
Poland is going on a military spending spree in response to the war
Russians fleeing the draft will not be provided with asylum in Latvia
The key to understanding the successes of the Ukrainians on the battlefield lies in good leadership and the motivation of its troops, writes Goran Andrijanić
Slovakia has long been considered one of the most pro-Russian nations in Europe
Poland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania have restricted travel for Russians using Schengen visas through their territories
The Cold War never ended and continues in Ukraine, argues political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
The canal through Vistula Spit is the next example of a key investment in Poland’s sovereignty, which is why it was undermined by the opposition from the very beginning, writes Michał Karnowski
Poland’s former foreign affairs minister says the Polish opposition is still “buying into” the German myth that Russia can be made European
Poland is moving to secure its borders both to the north and east
The president of the European Commission admitted that Poland had been right about Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin responded by warning that Europe is in no position to dictate terms to his country
Some member states wanted a complete ban on Russian tourists but Hungary, Germany, France, and Austria opposed such a measure
Hungary’s gas reserves are well above those of other EU member states as winter fast approaches
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
