Lauri HUSSAR
Our Will Is Stronger Than Any Fear
In Estonian capital, Tallinn, Lauri HUSSA, the Speaker of the Estonian Parliament, seat with Michał KŁOSOWSKI and talked about the deepening bond betw...
Lauri HUSSAR
Tommaso della LONGA Humanitarian Law Is No Longer Taken for Granted
At the 80th UN General Assembly in New York, Tommaso della Longa, delivers a stark warning: humanitarian workers are being killed at unprecedented lev...
Artur SZKLENER The Ballad
The F minor Ballade, held up as the supreme achievement in the genre, through its references to tradition and its signposts for future generations of ...
Jolanta PAWNIK A professor from Wrocław who paved the way for the creation of insulin
Among the exceptional physicians associated with Wrocław, particular recognition should be given to Oskar Minkowski, whose findings laid the foundatio...
Karol NAWROCKI Neo–imperial and neo–colonial Russia is attempting to destroy the architecture of international security
The Russian invasion of Ukraine is not only the most serious conflict in Europe since World War II, but also a turning point.
Michał KŁOSOWSKI The City of Crime and Stories
Wrocław’s crime novels, steeped in darkness and unease, both entice and unsettle, stirring us to see the city not only as a place of beauty but as an ...
Mateusz MORAWIECKI The Żółkiewski Doctrine – Europe’s Answer to Russian Aggression
Europe has thus reached the point of no return.
Prof. Stanisław ŻERKO German Compensation Debt to Poland
‘President Karol Nawrocki has announced that he will raise the subject of reparations during his talks in Berlin. Rightly so.
Jarosław GAJEWSKI Polish Classics Theatre – a Laboratory of Memory, Identity and Freedom
We have presented our productions on more than eighty stages across Poland.
Jan ŚLIWA Karol Nawrocki, J.D. Vance and the Lament of the Elites
Karol Nawrocki and J.D.
Jolanta PAWNIK From horses to modernity – 150 years of Wrocław trams
Wrocław boasts one of the oldest tram networks in Europe, dating back to 1877.
Tomasz JÓŹWIK The story of our zoo is no fairy tale, but a living chronicle
As I walk along the alleys of the Wrocław Zoo – a place recognised throughout Poland – it’s hard to believe that 160 years have passed since its gates...
Michał KŁOSOWSKI Culture Above Ideology. A lesson from Wrocław
In a world increasingly divided by identity, beliefs and tribal narratives, one city in Central Europe shows a different path.
Władysław KOSINIAK-KAMYSZ 130th Anniversary of the Polish People’s Party
The Polish People’s Movement is one of the oldest political formations in the country, with a history spanning 130 years.
Mateusz MORAWIECKI The Return of German Power
If Germany truly commits 5% of its GDP to rearmament, it will mark not only the largest mobilisation since the Cold War but also a turning point in th...
Jolanta PAWNIK A leap into the past – the Wrocław lift that never stops
It has no buttons, no doors, it never halts, and yet it has been ferrying people for nearly a century. The Wrocław paternoster is more than a lift.
Mateusz MORAWIECKI The New Axis of the West – Poland, IMEC, and the Battle for Future Trade Routes
IMEC is much more than an economic corridor; it is a foundational pillar for security, growth, and cooperation, providing a vital counterbalance again...
Andrzej JERIE An important lesson from 1965
‘The letter from the Polish bishops to their German counterparts contains an original recipe for resolving conflicts and dealing with the trauma cause...
Małgorzata KIDAWA-BŁOŃSKA Without reconciliation, Europe would not exist
‘Reconciliation for Europe’, an exhibition opened by Marshal Małgorzata KIDAWA-BŁOŃSKA, is now on display in the Senate building of the Republic of Po...
Kazimierz M. UJAZDOWSKI A lesson in wise patriotism
‘Published in November 1965, the message from Polish to German bishops was highly significant at the time and remains so decades later.
Bp Maciej MAŁYGA A prophetic gesture bearing fruit to this day
‘Reconciliation is a truly biblical word, perhaps even embedded in the very essence of Christianity.
The Presidential Elections in Poland. The Competing Agendas of Karol Nawrocki and Rafał Trzaskowski
In the first round of the presidential elections in Poland, there are two candidates who received the most support from voters...
Karol POLEJOWSKI The Pope Who Brought Down the Walls
John Paul II quickly won the hearts of people across the globe.
Andrzej DUDA Saint John Paul II – The Great Bridge Builder
‘The word “pontificate” derives from the traditional papal title Pontifex, Builder of Bridges.
Michał KŁOSOWSKI City of forgiveness – Wrocław as a space for dialogue and non-religious reconciliation
‘There are few places in Poland where history calls so strongly for remembrance and at the same time, for reconciliation.
Karol NAWROCKI Alliance of White Eagles
We shouldn’t try to create a NATO-bis without America. Strong transatlantic ties are crucial for the security of Poland and Europe.
Prof. Andrzej NOWAK A Reset with Russia Looms if We Fail to Learn
At this crucial moment, people from my part of Europe – sandwiched between Russia and Germany – have good reason to remind others of the inconvenient ...
Karol POLEJOWSKI The Katyn Deception
85 years ago, the Soviets massacred Polish officers. Later, they did everything in their power to murder the truth about this crime as well.
Karol NAWROCKI – The Most Pro-American Candidate in This Election
‘When I win the presidential election, I will do everything to make Poland a leader in building relations between the European Union and the United St...
Radosław MICHALSKI Wrocław – A City Built on Culture, History and Modernity
‘A recent survey of Polish opinion shows that Wrocław is not built around good PR but on the real and established experiences of both residents and vi...
Marcin KONIK Digital Resurrection of Polish Music
In a way, Fryderyk Chopin is now the patron of rediscovering old, often forgotten masters of music and reviving their works by editing them and making...
Prof. Jacek CZAPUTOWICZ A betrayal of the European Union
It is plainly in Poland’s interest that the line of demarcation between Russia and Ukraine extend as far as possible from Poland’s eastern border, and...
Michelle ASSAY The Reception of Chopin in Iran – From memory to hope
Iran might not be the first country that comes to mind when considering the legacy of Chopin’s music.
Karol POLEJOWSKI The Army of Free Poland
Under the yoke of brutal occupation, the Poles managed to create the Home Army – a well-organised armed force that served the entire free world.
Jarosław SZAREK The last battle of the Home Army
‘The Home Army, the underground military force of the Polish Underground State, holds a permanent place in the 20th-century struggles for Poland and s...
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