Michał KŁOSOWSKI
To forgive, you must overcome yourself
Time heals all wounds. Even those gathered over the years, either in the open or concealed for centuries.
Michał KŁOSOWSKI
Jan ROKITA The memory of Volhynia
‘The letter signed by thirteen prominent Ukrainians began with a noble “request for forgiveness for the crimes and wrongs committed”.
Prof. Marek KORNAT The truth about Volhynia is important for both Poland and Ukraine
‘How can we discuss the Volhynian Slaughter today without supporting Russian propaganda and still preserving the truth and honouring the victims?
Ks. Stefan BATRUCH Churches played a major part in the process of Polish-Ukrainian reconciliation
‘What has happened so far in the Polish-Ukrainian relations on the initiative of the Churches in Poland and Ukraine has prepared us for the present r...
Prof. Benjamin VOGEL What pianos did Fryderyk Chopin use?
The last piano owned by Chopin, the one that was in his apartment at the time of the composer’s death, is also the most valuable.
Prof. Zbigniew SKOWRON Fryderyk Chopin as a teacher
After Fryderyk Chopin came to Paris in the early autumn of 1831, his main source of income was giving piano lessons.
Aleksander LASKOWSKI Music as a memorial to a murdered nation
Weinberg’s heart, whose beating can be heard in his music, was always in Poland. Poland was his homeland. That’s who Weinberg was.
Prof. Zofia CHECHLIŃSKA What kind of score for Chopin music? From manuscript to prints
The use of a facsimile score alongside a source edition helps the pianist to get as close as possible to the composer's original idea and intended per...
Annick de VRIES
Prof. Suzanne HULSCHER
Victor TOOM There is something to choose from when distributing climate costs
Polish society faces enormous challenges in the coming decades.
Nathaniel GARSTECKA Poland remains the subject of numerous false claims
French and Western public opinion knows very little about the reality of the German occupation of Poland during World War II.
Jan ROKITA Polish universalism
Polish universalism is somewhat akin to German universalism, except that it always looks to the east of Europe.
Prof. Arkady RZEGOCKI Freedom and solidarity in the Polish DNA
In May, like no other month of the year, important dates for our history and present come together.
Mateusz MORAWIECKI The Constitution of Polish Freedom
History is a realm of cruel ironies.
Mateusz MORAWIECKI Conditions for Europe's survival and development
If we ask what the history of Europe can teach us, I would like to start with our relations. Polish and German.
Nathaniel GARSTECKA The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising – a universal and timeless lesson
19 April 2023 marks the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, the first civilian rebellion against the German occupier.
Prof. Piotr GLIŃSKI We Are Custodians of This Memory. 80th Anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
In April 1943, on the eve of the Jewish holiday of Passover, the Germans occupying the Polish capital surrounded the Warsaw Ghetto – the Jewish quarte...
Mateusz MORAWIECKI An Era of Geopolitical Naivete Comes to an End
Russian aggression against Ukraine caused the post-Cold War order to crumble like a house of cards.
Eryk MISTEWICZ Poland proposes strengthening Europe through a strategic partnership with the US
During his visit to the United States, Mateusz Morawiecki as opposed to ‘strategic autonomy’ and separation from Washington, proposes a strategic part...
Paweł MARKIEWICZ Washington Must See Autocracy Defeated in Ukraine – the Free World’s Reputation Depends on it
With Russian President Vladimir Putin continuing to rage war in Ukraine for over a year now, President Joe Biden’s surprise visit to Kyiv and his two ...
Unnur ORRADÓTTIR RAMETTE Iceland wants a peaceful and sustainable development in the Arctic Region
The Arctic is home to about 4 million people and comprises territories of eight sovereign States.
Mathias CORMANN Poland can navigate the challenges and lay the groundwork for a strong and high-quality economic recovery
The Polish economy has been well served by a robust policy framework and favourable business conditions, allowing it to converge in living standards t...
Henryk GŁĘBOCKI The most powerful weapon of our times. Russian anti-Polish propaganda in the West during the January Uprising
It is sometimes surprising to see how the propaganda discourse and clichés created in past centuries are being resurrected in the context of contempor...
Prof. Serhy YEKELCHYK Homage to Poland
When I was growing up in Soviet Ukraine, Poland appeared enigmatic to me—it was both attractive and dangerous, a place from which Ukrainian visitors b...
Prof. Andrzej NOWAK Ukraine and the rejection of imperial enslavement
So fascinating to Angela Merkel, Catherine II liquidated Sich by violence - the last refuge of self-government for free Cossacks under her rule, the l...
Prof. Wojciech ROSZKOWSKI Freedom is indivisible
Today war, and an exceptionally cruel one at that, is close at hand, and so many people in the West are surprised that Ukrainians do not want to surre...
Prof. Piotr GLIŃSKI Poland. Always on the side of freedom
This should come as no surprise, given that the world did not know about Polish history.
Mateusz MORAWIECKI 5 lessons following one year of war
We must do everything to ensure that this greatest geopolitical nightmare of the 21st century is finally over.
Jan ROKITA Abandonment and obliteration
The abandonment by the Allies and the subsequent erasure of a nation and its culture by an occupying power - this is the greatest collective trauma of...
Diane FRANCIS The Time of Poland
Poland has become a pillar of security on the Alliance’s eastern flank thanks to the country’s tremendous economic development, which has helped fund ...
Prof. Andrzej NOWAK Polish mad love for freedom
Rising up results from a change in circumstance. In other words, rising is a reaction to a fall. But it is not the only one.
Jan PARYS Europe in the shadow of Munich
As every year, an international conference on the security of the Western world will be held in Munich in February.
Karol NAWROCKI German Denial
The German crimes of the Second World War cannot be reduced to Nazism or the Holocaust.
Robert KOSTRO The European Formation Laboratory
The January Uprising offered a fair chance to break the solidarity of the three partitioners and gain the support of the Western powers, France and Gr...
Prof. Andrzej NOWAK Poles, Ukrainians, Lithuanians and Belarusians do not bow their heads
2023 marks the 160th anniversary of the January Uprising.
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