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...
Prof. Jacek CZAPUTOWICZ
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...
Jolanta PAWNIK How Wrocław Rebuilt Warsaw, Nowa Huta and Other Polish Cities
The propaganda slogan ‘The whole nation is rebuilding its capital’ had a particular resonance in Wrocław.
Jolanta PAWNIK Jerzy Grotowski in Wrocław
On 2 January this year, the Laboratory Theatre, originally called the 13 Rows Theatre, celebrated the 60th anniversary of its move from Opole to Wrocł...
Jolanta PAWNIK The History of Wrocław’s ‘Silicon Valley’ – How Poland’s First Computers Were Made
The name of Poland’s first computer referenced the river running through Wrocław and the country’s one-thousandth anniversary.
Karol NAWROCKI Shoah’s Testament
For decades, survivors have been the most compelling voice of Auschwitz’s victims.
Jolanta PAWNIK The History of Racławice Panorama in Wrocław
Created in 1894 to uplift the spirits of a Polish nation beset by oppression, this monumental battle epic was miraculously preserved from the ravages ...
Jan ROKITA A Scandalous Ban
This reckless, foolish decision will have negative repercussions for Poland for years to come.
Wojciech KUCHARSKI Freedom Climbers in Wroclaw
From 10 December 2024, the Zajezdnia History Centre will host an extraordinary exhibition on the communities of Himalayan climbers linked to Wroclaw.
Karol NAWROCKI Assault on „Solidarność”
For those who wanted freedom, the communist authorities had truncheons, tear gas and internment centres.
Łukasz WYSZKOWSKI Polish SMEs face numerous challenges on their journey towards complete digitisation
The economy is in a state of dynamic change, driven by digitisation and technological transformations.
Anastasia BELINA Discovering the Mazurka beyond Chopin. A Swedish perspective
The mazurka, which dates back to as early as the sixteenth century, was a Polish country dance from the plains of Mazovia, danced by the people of the...
Anna DRUŚ Wrocław Christmas Market crowned the most beautiful in Europe
The Wrocław Christmas Market, an event held annually for many years, was voted the most beautiful in Europe in an online poll by the travel social med...
Marek KRAJEWSKI If it weren’t for Wrocław, I wouldn’t be a writer today.
‘Wrocław is first and foremost my hometown. I grew up in this city, and my whole life is intertwined with it.
Karol NAWROCKI The Polish Anchor of Freedom
History teaches us that an independent, dynamically developing Poland is an important pillar of the free world.
Przemysław KRAL Eastern European company, European ambitions
As Europe stands on the precipice of its most comprehensive cryptocurrency regulation to date, an unexpected trend is emerging – Eastern European cryp...
Michał KOWALSKI Can Lower Silesia become the centre of Polish biotechnology?
Lower Silesia, and Wrocław in particular, is emerging as a key biotechnology centre in Poland.
Aleksander LASKOWSKI The Chopin Competition is nearing its centenary
The International Chopin Piano Competition is one of the world’s oldest and most important events of its kind.
Jolanta PAWNIK The Orange Alternative could only happen in Wroclaw
Orange caps and waistcoats, surprising props, happenings and huge street re-enactments – in the 1980s, the people of Wroclaw were the first to see and...
Karol NAWROCKI The Priest of Freedom
Communism in Europe was criminal until its final days, long after the deaths of Lenin and Stalin.
Andrzej DUDA Conquering evil with good
Forty years ago, my homeland, Poland, was under a communist dictatorship as part of the Eastern Bloc.
Dominik MARZEC What steps can a start-up take to reduce risk in the early stages?
Embarking on a start-up adventure is like jumping into deep water – exciting and full of hope but also fraught with risk.
Rafał LEŚKIEWICZ Polish experience of systemic transformation. Has it really been successful?
For fifteen years, an original section of the Gdańsk Shipyard wall has been adjacent to the wall of the Reichstag, the seat of the German parliament.
Prof. Arkady RZEGOCKI Countess Markievicz unites the Polish, Irish and Ukrainian people
Constance Markievicz continues to inspire and strengthen the bonds between Ireland, Poland and Ukraine even today.
Anna BEDNARSKA Smart Food trend in Wrocław – we are becoming more mindful eaters with each passing year.
The Smart Food trend is becoming popular in Wrocław, particularly in the innovative Wrocław Technology Park (WPT).
Justyna PATER-SYNÓWKA How do you reduce the risk of innovative investments and get funding for your business?
The main challenge facing entrepreneurs today is how to reduce the risks associated with investing in innovative solutions and get the right type of f...
Bogdan ZDROJEWSKI Wrocław is prepared for the flood, but prepared does not mean safe
Wrocław is prepared for the flood, but of course prepared does not mean safe.
Mateusz MORAWIECKI A New Strategy for Difficult Times
Europe today has fallen into what I call the ‘impossible trinity’ trap, a concept borrowed from economics that asserts a fixed currency exchange rate,...
Constantine P. CARAMBELAS-SGOURDAS Chopin and Greece
The Hellenic connection and the reception of the composer’s music in Greece through performances of distinguished foreign and Greek pianists.
Maciej POTOCKI Technology Parks Are Crucial for Innovative Businesses to Thrive
The Wrocław Technology Park, with its comprehensive support for progressive companies, serves as a shining example of the synergy between business and...
Agnieszka PAWNIK Life of a Samurai Metaphor – The Turbulent History of the Japanese Garden in Wrocław
Stones, water and plants – everything in a Japanese garden is meticulously arranged, with each element contributing to a perfectly composed whole that...
Jolanta PAWNIK Wrocław – Hanna and Ludwik Hirszfeld’s Great Love
He has discovered blood groups and serological conflict and was nominated for the Nobel Prize. She was an innovator in post-war paediatrics.
Karol NAWROCKI Pomerania remembers
The German executioners did everything they could to wipe out the traces of their crimes in the Valley of Death at Chojnice.
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