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Putin’s article is another attempt by Russia to use plots of history in the current imperial policy and to build a new security structure in Europe based on the West-Russia agreement.

Looking for anti-Semitism in every word hides ​​serious problems among trivialities.

Any actions that erode trust and solidarity, both within the NATO alliance and the EU community, play into the hands of their enemies who want to overturn the existing order and restore the situation that we experienced in the last century, notably in Europe.

Nord Stream 2 was designed as a pipeline that is supposed to supply gas to Central Europe, not to Germany and Western Europe. The goal of the Russians is to ensure that by putting pressure on Germany, they can use them as a proxy to blackmail the states of Central Europe.

If Europe does not pull itself together and rethink how it can take advantage of its talents to keep its role in the world, whilst keeping our common values — freedom of research, cooperation and peace — it will face a major decline in its role at the international level.

The political system of a country cannot be constituted from outside its borders. It must evolve in the country itself, stemming from the original ideas developed by local political elites.

Contrary to the position of the pharmaceutical industry, the procedures of forced transfer of licences should not be treated as a violation of patent rights, as they are, to a certain extent, financially compensated, and, above all, are an expression of elementary ethics on the one hand, and a necessary safety measure for the health of the global population on the other.

“Welcome, May, beautiful May, a paradise for Poles to stay,” was sung by generations, and the slogan “May the Third” has been chanted at Poles’ patriotic demonstrations for more than two centuries all over the world.

We must repeat: what happens in Europe, but outside the borders of the European Union, is decisive for the future of the latter.

The Constitution of 3 May 1791 remains one of those events in the history of Poland which buttress the belief in the wisdom and vitality of the nation. Its power and triumphant scope was best expressed by Jan Matejko.

The Constitution of 3 May showed the determination of the national elites and their ability to stand up for the interests of the state.

When the “mega-ship” Ever Given ran aground and blocked the Suez Canal in both directions, the event illustrated the real costs of disrupting interconnected supply chains. The canal remains one of the most important maritime chokepoints for global trade.

The 230th anniversary of the enactment of the Polish Constitution, the first in Europe, should be an inspiring holiday for the whole of today’s Europe.

It is economy that is one of the foundations of sovereignty. There are some areas of the economy were Polish companies already rank among global champions.

Citizens of the Republic saw freedom not just as the liberty of an individual but as an opportunity to decide jointly about statutory laws.

Nations with a long history treat economy as a tool for strengthening the community, and see community values as a source of lasting prosperity.

Poland has been a target of ill-founded accusations that exploit the history of WWII and unfair interpretations of the relations between the Poles and the Jews for quite a while now. Every year sees the wartime Poland being described in international media as Nazi Germany’s accomplice in the Holocaust.

The countries in the Three Seas Region were hit less by COVID-19 pandemic and are forecast to recover faster than the rest of the EU due to infrastructural investment, good economic location and highly-skilled workforce.

Not only awards, but also participation in the Chopin Competition is a serious step in the career of many musicians.

The penal code concerning Poles and Jews was written on three pages with the word ‘death’ appearing seven times there.