The Smolensk air catastrophe and the war in Ukraine have strengthened Poland’s statehood, argues Polish political commentator and editor of Sieci weekly magazine Jacek Karnowski
The payment was demanded by Radosław Sikorski as an apology by Jarosław Kaczyński for accusing him of “diplomatic treason” in relation to the 2010 Smolensk plane crash
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 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
On April 10, 2010, President of Poland Lech Kaczyński and 95 other passengers were killed in a plane crash in Russia
The Russian Foreign Ministry says it is willing to cooperate in organizing the commemoration of the anniversaries
Magdalena Merta urged Polish authorities not to risk a visit for the 10th anniversary of the 2010 Smoleńsk plane catastrophe
Polish prime minister plans to travel to Russia to honor the victims of the Smoleńsk plane catastrophe of 2010 and Soviet executions of 1940
Where is the wreckage? Exactly where Tusk left it. In Russia’s claws.
Jarosław Kaczyński faced Lech Wałęsa in court. Before the hearing both men exchanged harsh words in the court’s halls.
100th anniversary Józef Piłsudski Lech Kaczyński Poland Radosław Sikorski Róża Thun Sławomir Nowak Smolensk crash Commentary Two senior ministers from the previous Civic Platform (PO) liberal government have mocked the statue of Lech Kaczyński being erected in Warsaw on Twitter. Even in death the late President is not spared from abuse by his former opponents, writes the portal wPolityce.pl.
Temperatures are running high as celebrations of the 100-year anniversary of Polish independence near. A fierce battle on Twitter erupted between former head of Polish diplomacy Radosław Sikorski and journalist Rafał A. Ziemkiewicz.
Russia does not feel obliged to respect the resolution of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe concerning the return of the Tu-154M plane wreckage to Poland.
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe will be voting to force Russia to return the wreckage of the Tu-154M which crashed in Smoleńsk in April 2010. The deputy president of the European Conservatives Dominik Tarczyński underlines that Russia cannot continue to be unpunished.
The wreckage of Tu-154M, Red Army statues, Russia’s approach to Ukraine and Nord Stream 2 are the main issues in Russian-Polish relations, says foreign minister Jacek Czaputowicz in an interview for Russian “Kommiersant”. This is the first interview of a Polish official with the Russian media in several months.
