Jarosław SZAREK
Uncompromising spirit of Poland
For over a century, there were many people ready to engage into the struggle to resurrect an independent homeland.
Jarosław SZAREK
Jan ROKITA How different the echoes of the Great War sound
The Polish state, reborn in 1918, could not think of itself other than in terms of some broader Central European union.
Kardynał Stanisław DZIWISZ John Paul II ahead of his time
In times of progressive atomisation and anomie of social life, he was focusing on solidarity as a fundamental rule of collective life.
Abp Stanisław GĄDECKI John Paul II did not avoid difficult issues
Karol Wojtyła, St. John Paul II, was born in the year of the Battle of Warsaw when Poland saved Europe from Soviet communism invasion.
Mateusz MORAWIECKI The spirit of Solidarity is necessary for today’s Europe.
We should make Solidarity a project for the whole of Europe. This is why solidarity is our proposition for the coming decades of development.
Mateusz M. KRAWCZYK
Michał KŁOSOWSKI We have solidarity in our genes
We know it from anecdotes, family keepsakes, and politicised stories.
Prof. Timothy SNYDER Solidarity started Poland's walk to freedom
The creation of “Solidarity” is one of the most important events in the history of Poland and the world at the end of the 20th century.
Prof. Csaba György KISS John Paul II gave you strength
Communists put their knowledge of political craftsmanship to great use, while political amateurs prevailed on the side of the former anti-communist op...
Vaira VĪĶE-FREIBERGA Poles made changes throughout the whole region possible
In the country of Pope John Paul II, “Solidarity” launched a mechanism in which power – at least in symbolic terms – was returned to the sovereign, th...
Prof. Aleksander SURDEJ Who deceived the workers?
The changes initiated by “Solidarity” gave Poland 28 years of continuous economic growth and a significant, measurable increase in average prosperity.
Paweł JABŁOŃSKI Solidarity – Poland’s international specialty
When the year 2020 began those six months ago, we were aware that the beginning of a new decade of the 21st century would be a time of both change and...
Prof. Andrzej NOWAK 1920, the Polish “annus mirabilis”
The year 1989 would not have happened if it had not been for 1920. Both are worthy of the name “annus mirabilis”.
Mateusz MORAWIECKI One of the most important anniversaries of today’s free Europe
The press called the Poles’ victory “the Miracle on the Vistula” in a clear reference to “the Miracle on the Marne” of World War I, when the French-Br...
Jarosław SZAREK The Defeat of the Empire of Evil
The Battle of Warsaw in 1920 was not only a culminating moment of the Polish-Bolshevik war but also one of the decisive events in the history of Europ...
Dieudonné Kikalage JOËL We are alive, still alive
We already know that we don’t stand much chance – Dieudonné Kikalage JOËL writes from the Nakivale camp in Uganda for “Wszystko Co Najważniejsze”...
Mateusz MORAWIECKI The Grand Pope fulfilled hopes
John Paul II not only changed the course of history, but he also helped us to better understand it – writes Mateusz MORAWIECKI .
Prof. Chantal DELSOL The Pole Who Opened Our Eyes
n truth, it was him who, by his sheer presence, did away with what historian François Furet calls "the universal charm of October"...
Krzysztof ZANUSSI What Will Be His Legacy?
He rehabilitated Galileo and admitted the Church made a mistake at the trial.
Martin O’BRIEN A non-Italian pope and one from behind the Iron Curtain!
In Ireland John Paul II is most remembered for his heartfelt plea in Drogheda – greeted by wild applause - “in language of passionate pleading” to th...
Jan ROKITA Beautiful Polish times
He was a national authority in the very meaning that Hannah Arendt once gave this concept: he gave advice that could not be ignored in Poland without ...
Prof. George WEIGEL The continuing importance of John Paul II
John Paul II insisted on the linkage between genuine human freedom and truth, especially moral truth.
Prof. Massimo FAGGIOLI John Paul II, the last European pope
In some sense John Paul II was the last European pope: he was the successor to the last Italian popes (Paul VI and the very brief papacy of John Paul ...
Maciej ZIĘBA OP Legacy of the “boy from Poland”
John Paul II was also the first Pope to have acknowledged the role of the democratic state of law and free-market economy.
Ks. prof. Józef KLOCH Pope and the media – a new beginning
John Paul II argued that – in the new “computer culture” – the Church could inform the world faster about its credo as well as explain its position on...
Tatsuo SHIRAHAMA True Peace, True Faith
St. John Paul II made history in February 1981 becoming the first pontiff to visit Japan, a non-Christian country with a deep and faithful hidden Chri...
Guy CONSOLMAGNO Pope John Paul II and the Vatican Observatory
The papacy of Saint John Paul II came at a watershed moment in the history of the Vatican Observatory.
Prof. Wojciech ROSZKOWSKI The Pope of Providence from Poland
The Pope’s message largely contributed to the creation of “Solidarity”, perhaps the largest in history social movement considering the size of the cou...
Prof. Arkady RZEGOCKI The Pope of Solidarity
This legacy of St John Paul II resonates strongly as we navigate our way through the Covid-19 crisis.
Piotr ARAK Pandenomics. A state of war
Pandenomics is the set of norms and rules that apply to the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services during the pandemic.
Stanisław ŻARYN Propaganda in the time of virus
While the efforts of governments in various countries concentrate on fighting COVID-19, Russia conducts an operation of disinformation and propaganda,...
Andrzej DUDA Thank You, Honourable Survivors!
Speech by President of the Republic of Poland Andrzej Duda during commemorative ceremony of the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the German Nazi ...
Abp Stanisław GĄDECKI
Kard. Angelo BAGNASCO
Kard. Jean-Claude HOLLERICH
Kard. Vincent NICHOLSNo to anti-Semitism and political manipulation of the truth Bishops of Europe on Auschwitz-Birkenau liberation anniversary
Bishops of Europe on Auschwitz-Birkenau liberation anniversary: No to anti-Semitism and political manipulation of the truth...
Allen PAUL We cannot accept historical lies like those in the KGB and NKWD textbooks
Russians have a long tradition of blaming the victims by saying, for example, that they are "enemies of the people.
Roger MOORHOUSE Insolence of Putin’s Russia
There is no grain of truth in the accusations aimed at Poland that its cooperation with Hitler led to the outbreak of World War II.
Andrzej DUDA Poland inspires
A strong, modern and dynamically developing Poland is an important participant in the European and global order.
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