The survey also shows record-high support for Ukraine’s accession into NATO and the EU
Poland’s PM says that Poland expects the EU to compensate Poland financially for the arms it is sending to Ukraine
Poland’s trade union movement helped shatter the communist regime, but a similar working-class uprising could await the EU if it continues to pursue its green agenda, writes Stefan Tompson for Remix News
On Friday, the Ukraine Defense Contact Group will meet to discuss the war in Ukraine at Ramstein Air Base
The Polish leader was speaking during a visit to Berlin on Monday
According to polls, Andrzej Duda is the foreign leader Ukrainian citizens trust the most
Polish President Andrzej Duda said Poland will join an international coalition sending advanced German-made Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine
Polish onion exports increased by 60 percent in 2022 compared to 2021 due to the Ukraine war and droughts in Europe
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
Recent celebrations in Ukraine prompted backlash among Poles who consider Bandera to be a war criminal
In reality, Budapest says out loud what Germany thinks, argues Polish MEP Ryszard Czarnecki
Supporters of the ruling conservative Law and Justice party (PiS) are finding it increasingly difficult to understand why Poland is willing to back down to Brussels, writes Polish commentator Jerzy Karwelis
The Christmas nativity scene was designed around the idea of peace
According to Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki, the European Union needs to return to the idea of a Europe of nations in order to be stronger and deal with the Russian threat
The pair met in Poland on Zelensky’s way home from Washington D.C. to underline the closeness of the Polish-Ukrainian alliance
Patriot missile could be a game-changer in Ukraine, but each one costs $5 million, making it a very expensive deterrent
Only three countries have sent more military aid to Ukraine than Poland since the beginning of the Russian invasion
Polish police chief general Jarosław Szymczyk was injured after a grenade rocket launcher round given to him by Ukrainian officials exploded at his headquarters
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
An agreement has been reached in principle between Poland and Germany on the stationing of the German air defense Patriot rocket system in Poland
Ukrainian refugees in the UK are facing a housing problem as government incentives for Brits housing asylum seekers reach an end
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
The U.S.-made air defense systems would likely be used in western Ukraine to defend both Polish and Ukrainian territory
Europe cannot accept any peace deals with Russia without Ukraine’s consent, warns Andrzej Duda
Donating Patriot systems is solely a matter of an agreement between Berlin and Kyiv, said Polish Ambassador to NATO Tomasz Szatkowski
Will Germany actually defend Poland with Patriot missiles if a conflict breaks out?
The surface-to-air defense system cannot be deployed to non-NATO Ukraine without uniform NATO consent, says Germany
Poland’s attitude towards Russia will not change but the sympathy to leaders in Kyiv can fade, warns Polish columnist Marek Pyza after the controversial appointment of Andrij Melnyk into the Ukrainian government
Poland must place itself and Ukraine at the forefront of this realignment, writes Polish conservative commentator Jan Rokita
Poland is outraged after Ukraine appoints a foreign affairs official who has openly admired a Ukrainian nationalist tied to the massacre of Polish civilians
Poland is also now the largest oil exporter to Ukraine
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
Despite initial claims that Russia hit Poland with rockets, it appears such claims were false
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
Ukrainian citizens continue to view Poland as their country’s strongest ally
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
His chief of staff hit back at critics, insisting that Poland can play an active and creative role in regional and global affairs
Around 85 percent of the 20,000 Space X Starlink terminals used by the Ukrainians were actually paid for by the Polish, U.S. and British governments
Deputy Minister of the Interior Paweł Szefernaker has indicated the Polish government will change the regulations related to how the state finances refugees from Ukraine
Until now, the barrier of 1,500 cases had only been surpassed in two previous years — 2019 and 2017
The flags of Poland and Ukraine greeted the players of Real Madrid and Shakhtar Donetsk from the stands of the stadium of Legia Warszawa
“We are preparing for the darkest of scenarios,” said Polish Interior Deputy Minister Maciej Wąsik as the country’s fire departments begin to survey 62,000 civilian shelters
Russia wants to ratchet up the tension on the border with NATO, argues Piotr Żochowski from the Center for Eastern Studies (OSW)
Polish companies should help rebuild Ukraine, and they would partly be paid with seized Russian assets, said Mateusz Morawiecki
The majority of German states are saying they can no longer accept refugees
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
Polish employers are opening up to increasingly distant directions of economic migration
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
The Cold War never ended and continues in Ukraine, argues political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
Russia’s ammunition supply may be the key to its continued war efforts
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal has signaled Ukraine’s readiness to introduce coal export quotas for Poland to help its ally through a difficult time
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
Jointly buying and producing weapons would be the reasonable and cheaper option, said the EU’s top diplomat
Nursing home operators can earn substantially more money hosting Ukrainian migrants than Ireland’s elderly population
After 300 Ukrainian refugees and Polish children were brought together for a summer camp, the program may now spread to the rest of the nation
The war only serves to increase the United States’ advantage over Europe, security analyst Prof. György Nógrádi believes
Mateusz Morawiecki called 1980 Solidarity a movement that acted fearlessly but responsibly, leading to the bloodless overthrow of the communist system in Eastern Europe
The EU’s costly emissions trading scheme is costing nations big on energy in the midst of a crisis
Air-quality monitors have noted high levels of air pollution, with alert levels exceeded in 24 counties in the east of Poland
A wealthy politician with strong ties to the arms industry is calling for Germans to make “sacrifices” to protect Ukraine
Signatories of the open letter say Ukraine is one of the most corrupt countries in the world
According to Ukrainian intelligence services, the Russians are telling locals the Polish currency is now legal tender in the western parts of the country
Without the supply from the key Druzhba pipeline, the region will be in trouble in the long term
In an exclusive interview, Marek Jurek explains why Poland should have supported Ukraine in resisting the EU’s cynical wartime pressure for the ratification of the Council of Europe’s “Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence,” which promotes gender ideology and seeks to undermine the traditional family model
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
Germany’s defense ministry has blamed improper use for their failure
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
Traveling through the United States, Polish journalist and writer Grzegorz Górny looks for an answer to explain American society’s spontaneous support for Ukraine
The war in Ukraine, however, will not be on the table
The tanks donated by Poland to Ukraine are to be replaced with U.S. Abrams tanks
Viktor Orbán said Europe lost its chance to influence European policy when it failed to enforce the Minsk agreement
Germany seems to have gone back on the proposed arms exchange for Poland’s delivery of its T-72 tanks to Ukraine
“The more the Ukrainians manage to resist, the less likely it is that we will have to fight on our territory,” said Tomáš Pojar
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
Ukrainian children are being taken care of in Hungary, but the best course of action to ensure them a brighter future is a brokered peace agreement, Péter Szijjártó said on Tuesday
Ukraine can only resume agriculture if there is peace, Hungary’s agriculture minister told his peers in Brussels
Besides the contracted 250 new Abrams tanks, Poland has also agreed to purchase 116 used Abrams tanks from the United States
This brings the total EU direct aid offered to Ukraine to €2.2 billion
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
Poland may now become the only significant European country in favor of a tough stance against Russia, argues Jędrzej Bielecki for daily Rzeczpospolita
In exchange, Germany will refill Eastern European arsenals with modern weaponry
Germany’s policy on Russia has been destructive for Europe and disastrous for Ukraine, writes Polish philosopher and political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
George Friedman, geopolitical expert and head of the Geopolitical Futures analysis center, told Polska Times that as a result of Russian aggression against Ukraine, Poland’s role in the world has risen
Neither side in the Ukrainian war is looking for a compromise
Ukrainians have filled roles in a variety of sectors, including health and social care, construction, logistics, and hospitality
Polish President Andrzej Duda has welcomed the outcome of the NATO summit in Madrid, and has confirmed a change of strategy by NATO toward Russia
Mayors from a number of European capitals, including Budapest, Vienna, Berlin, and Madrid, all held fake videocalls with who they thought was the mayor of Kyiv
The EU enlargement process is increasingly becoming a farce, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
Albania’s prime minister called the bloc a “big mess” after several nations were denied permission to begin accession talks
Hungary supports the candidacies of all four applicant nations, but the European Commission has balked at welcoming Bosnia and Herzegovina into the union
Polling shows who Ukrainians love and hate
Every time Angela Merkel appears in the media and is in denial about Germany’s mistakes over Russia, the further we are from Germany regaining credibility, writes Marek A. Cichocki
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky tells the Three Seas summit in Riga that his country should become a part of the Three Seas Initiative
The liberal daily published polling data leading it to declare that its own narrative about Poland being a xenophobic country was false, writes portal tvp.info
Georgette Mosbacher appeals to the world to heed Poland’s voice and says that Poland’s stance on helping Ukrainians should be rewarded with the Nobel Peace Prize
Macron, Scholz, and Draghi did not take the Polish president or prime minister with them to Kyiv, not because Poland matters too little but because it has become too significant for the tastes of “old Europe,” argues Jacek Karnowski for portal wPolityce.pl
Former Agriculture Minister Jan Krzysztof Ardanowski, a Law and Justice MP, has said Polish agriculture could be ruined if Ukrainian grain stays in Poland and is sold on the domestic market rather than exported overseas
