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...
Jarosław KUPCZAK OPThomas Joseph WHITE OP
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...
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.
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.
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.
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.
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...
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...
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.
Dalibor ROHAC The Europe after Visegrad
The inevitable split of the Visegrad Group does not discredit Central Europe.
Karol NAWROCKI There can be no consent for commemorating the totalitarian communist regime
There is no room for symbols marked with the red star in public space in free, independent and democratic Poland, nor in free Europe.
Mateusz MORAWIECKI Poland, the Czech Republic, and the new geopolitical axis of Europe
Once the war ends, we will face the challenge of helping to rebuild Ukraine. This is necessary for the development of our entire region.
Eryk MISTEWICZ We know what will happen next
A distance of 400 km and 82 years separates Bucha from Katyn. Only a little more divides Mariupol from Warsaw.
Prof. Žiga TURK Ever Closer Union or Ever Stronger Union?
There are two futures of Europe.
Prof. Wojciech ROSZKOWSKI What happened to European values?
The providers of huge funds feeding Putin’s war machine still lecture Poland on the rule of law and pretend to see no difference between the defence a...
Andrzej DUDA “Solidarity in the face of Russian aggression”
The fate of our continent is being decided on the plains of Ukraine.
Prof. Adam GLAPIŃSKI Si vis pacem para bellum
The ancient Romans used to say si vis pacem, para bellum, in other words “If you want peace, prepare for war”.
Barry EICHENGREEN Poland Gangnam Style
For the last quarter century, the Polish economy has been an underappreciated success story – underappreciated certainly in my country, the United Sta...
Prof. Aleksander SURDEJ The burgeoning strength of Central and Eastern Europe stems from a common past
The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth (Rzeczpospolita Obojga Narodów) was a state that existed in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries and was inhabited by ...
Karol NAWROCKI The constitution of Polish freedom
On the 3rd of May each year the Poles celebrate the anniversary of the passing of their 1791 constitution, the first such document of its kind in Euro...
Prof. Piotr GLIŃSKI Five factors impacting the world today
The world must seek out-of-the-box solutions. Only in this way will we be able to head off the dangers of a domino effect.
Michał KŁOSOWSKI The Third Wave of Solidarity
The idea of Polish solidarity gives hope for a different organisation of our part of the world – one that is contrary to the “Russkiy mir”.
Ondrej DITRYCH To seek the destruction of Putinism is a moral duty
Prague has shown it can engage in serious gestures of support of Ukraine; now, it will need to prove it can do high politics.
Igor ROZKLADAJ It's Time For The Polish-Ukrainian Reconciliation
Relations between our nations are complicated.
Lenka DRAŽANOVÁ Why are Ukrainian refugees highly welcomed across Central and Eastern Europe?
Many of the factors identified by social scientists as driving anti-immigration attitudes – unfamiliarity, security concerns, “non-deservingness” – si...
Eryk MISTEWICZ This war can be won by Ukraine and Europe together
Over the last two weeks two million people have left their homes in Ukraine and crossed the border into Poland.
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