Eryk MISTEWICZ
250 years of fighting Russian imperialism
For more than 250 years, Central Europe has been struggling with the same problem.
Eryk MISTEWICZ
Karol NAWROCKI The Night of Martial Law
Forty-one years ago, the Communist junta brought tanks onto the streets of Poland.
Jana ČERNOCHOVÁ We are united by our past and our vigilance towards Russia
I experience this dually.
Prof. Piotr GLIŃSKI Helping Ukraine is Our Civilizational Duty
For the past nine months, in the center of Europe, just over Poland’s eastern border, Ukraine has been fighting for sovereignty and freedom.
Jarosław KUPCZAK OP
Thomas Joseph WHITE OP Thomism and the Evangelisation of Culture
We need to return to the philosophical and theological tradition of the Church...
Anthony B. KIM The United States and Poland Move Forward with Multidimensional Partnership
Poland is a trusted and willing ally of the United States for many critical reasons.
Prof. John FERRIS Polish Intelligence and the Road to Ultra, 1925-45
The common view that Ultra shaved two years off the war is hard to sustain, but it did save the allies months in time and hundreds of thousands of liv...
Eric REIDY
Mateusz M. KRAWCZYK The securitisation of Europe's borders
The largest number of migrants from Africa and Asia fleeing to Europe are leaving from Libya. Eric REIDY and Mateusz M.
Prof. Wojciech ROSZKOWSKI European freedom between Russia and Germany – an essay
The countries of the Three Seas Initiative have made different use of their regained freedom.
Piotr ARAK Society of solidarity
The war has forced several millions of Ukrainians to leave their country. The Poles have welcomed these war refugees to their homes with open arms.
Prof. Aleksander SURDEJ Polish economy – lasting prosperity by means of increasing productivity
For the past 30 years, the Polish economy has been developing at a high pace, reaching an annual average of 4-5%.
Arkadiusz MULARCZYK Poland is still experiencing the effects of World War II
The effects of World War II – demographic, economic, infrastructural, scientific, educational and cultural – are felt by Poles until today.
Karol NAWROCKI Independence defended
“[...] there are no more occupiers. We’re our own masters and hosts,” rejoiced Warsaw politician and columnist Ignacy Baliński in November 1918.
Prof. Piotr GLIŃSKI Empty Frames - Unhealed Wounds of Polish Museums
It is no coincidence that we inaugurated the Empty Frames campaign in Polish museums right before the anniversary of the Soviet Union’s attack on Pola...
Mateusz MORAWIECKI Independent Poland as the foundation of Western security
Poland celebrates its Independence Day on 11 November.
Prof. Andrzej NOWAK Imperiophobia from a different perspective
Perhaps, instead of passing over in silence the Spanish contribution to shaping the image of Russia as a threat to Europe, it might be a good idea to ...
Prof. Thomas Hylland ERIKSEN How has the pandemic changed our experience of time?
It was only with the COVID-19 pandemic that many of us became aware of this.
Roger MOORHOUSE History keeps repeating itself. Another Soviet sham referendum
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has been full of painful resonances.
Andrzej DUDA Russian Imperialism at War with Central and Eastern Europe
The outbreak of the Second World War, which began on 1 September 1939 with the invasion of Poland by the Nazi Third Reich, is one of the events annual...
Prof. Žiga TURK Chomsky and Pinker, Peterson and Orban are getting Ukraine wrong
.Some of those who have been the strongest promoters of liberal democracy, are at best appeasing Russia or at worst siding with Russia.
Mateusz MORAWIECKI Topicality of the World War II History
What happened to Poland and what occurred on its territories during the German occupation is a history of complete degeneration.
Nuclear power plants to be built in Poland
During the Economic Forum in Karpacz on 6 September, KGHM Polska Miedź SA and SN Nuclearelectrica SA announced the signing of a non-binding Memorandum...
Sebastian MORELLO On Reparations for 20th Century War
When we say that a State may be obligated in certain circumstances, to make reparations to other States? - ask Sebastian Morello.
Prof. Zdzisław KRASNODĘBSKI German crimes on Polish victims still call for justice
Germany never gave justice to its National Socialist past, they never compensated their victims.
Prof. Piotr GLIŃSKI Poland will not abstain from recovering Polish cultural goods
The broad-range, deliberate robbery of Polish works of art by German and Soviet occupants left a thorough sensation of loss in the Polish culture.
Karol NAWROCKI Through reparations to reconciliation
Every mention of war reparations brings an allergic reaction from Berlin.
Prof. Jerzy MIZIOŁEK
Prof. Joanna M. SOSNOWSKA Triumph 1920. Image and memory
In the interwar period, the triumph over the Bolsheviks was regarded as the culmination of all previous victories achieved by the Poles, sealing their...
Roger MOORHOUSE Why should we remember August 23, 1939
Shortly after midnight, on the night of August 23, 1939, Joseph Stalin drank a toast to Adolf Hitler.
Mariusz BŁASZCZAK The 18th most decisive battle in history of the world
Russia’s attack on Ukraine makes us aware that Russia does not follow any rules of peaceful co-existence, partnership, or respect for international la...
Karol NAWROCKI The War of the Worlds
At the beginning of its independence regained in 1918, Poland did not have regulated borders.
Piotr ARAK The European economic slowdown and energy crisis call for a change
The Russian aggression against Ukraine not only brutally violated all international norms, but also triggered far-reaching economic consequences relat...
Elisabeth BRAW The Chinese threat can be withstood
Beijing will likely continue to issue threats whenever Western politicians announce Taiwan travel plans.
Karol NAWROCKI An utterly Polish uprising
On 1 August 1944, the Varsovians faced the last battle against the German Nazi totalitarianism.
Karol NAWROCKI Pieces of Polish history
There are still many documents abroad that are crucial for the story of the 20th-century fate of Poland and Poles.
Mateusz MORAWIECKI Europe must not be afraid
If Europe yields to Russian nationalism, imperialism and colonialism, it will cease to be the continent we know today.
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