Society-politics
The truth about the Polish-Jewish relationships
Fr Mariusz Boguszewski talks to Edward Kopowka and Fr Pawel Rytel-Andrianik, the authors of the book "Dam im imie na wieki (Ksiega Izajasza 56, 5)". Polacy z okolic Treblinki ratujacy Zydow" [Imperishable name will I give them (Is 56:5). Poles from the vicinity of Treblinka saving Jews].
Before the US President's visit to Poland
Jozef Szaniawski
In the history of the Polish-American relationships there were presidents who did not care for Poland. There was also Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who gave Poland to Stalin in 1945. And it is not true that Roosevelt sold Poland in Yalta since he gave it to Russia for free. »
Fr Ireneusz Skubis
Not long ago the efforts of Wlodzimierz Olewnik and his family to discover the truth about the murder of his son Krzysztof were commented in vain and unnecessary, that they will not bring back his son to life. »
Boguslaw Kowalski
The fall of the 'orange' camp did not end the struggle concerning the geopolitical situation of Ukraine on Europe's map. The rivalry was transferred from the political to the economic platform. The authorities in Kiev are negotiating with Brussels about the possibility to sign an association agreement and access to the Free Trade Zone. »
Witold Dudzinski
Is the whole world safer after Osama bin Laden was killed? Not necessarily. One should consider the possibility of revenge of the Arab terrorist's followers who regard him as a shahid - martyr. »
Wieslawa Lewandowska talks to Antoni Macierewicz, MP, about fog, disinformation, reliability of the investigation of the evidence and the instructions of the Ulyanovsk School, i.e., about the laborious but effective way to discover the truth about the Smolensk plane crash.
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Archbishop Slawoj Leszek Głodz accused the ruling party of making propaganda of success. 'One should neither hide the truth nor run away from it nor manipulate it fearing that the opinion polls will be unfavourable,' the Metropolitan of Gdansk warned the party. He celebrated Mass in St Mary's Basilica in Gdansk on the Feast of Mary, Queen of Poland and the anniversary of the Third of May Constitution. »
Live by the sword, die by the sword
Czeslaw Ryszka
On the Feast of 3rd May President Bronislaw Komorowski strongly criticised the opposition, and actually all Poles who thought differently than him, that they were 'non-patriotic' and that they 'tarnished the sanctities.' »
Boguslaw Kowalski
These are not only speculations of experts. The American Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported on the possibility of gas production from shale. In its report concerning potential formations for shale gas the EIA discusses the situation of 32 countries, including Poland. »
Poles with Silesian ‘nationality’
Czeslaw Ryszka
In the European Union, including Poland, the National Census of Population and Housing began on 1 April 2011. It will last till 30 June. Unlike the census of 2002, which allowed to give only one answer concerning nationality »
Poles living in Lithuania are endangered
Anna Cichoblazinska
Neither the Tsar nor the German occupation, nor the communist Russification nor labour migration broke us down, and so we are going to survive now, says Jaroslaw Narkiewicz, MP of the Electoral Action of Poles in Lithuania, member of the parliamentary Commission for Education, Science and Culture. »
Marcin Masny
Historians struggle with the lack of access to sources. Since there has been no access to the global sources of the elites for the last two hundred years. »
Wieslawa Lewandowska talks to Prof. Lucjan Piela about the lack of serious public debate and the need of independent thinking not only in the society.
SKOK in the report of the World Bank
Anna Cichoblazinska
The media focus on the Co-operative Savings and Credit Unions (the Polish name: SKOK) on the map of the co-operative movement in Poland. This dynamically developing financial institution, directing its offers to their members (every client becomes a member of a credit union), embraces over 2 million people, which is 15% of households. »
Polish elites are growing a beast
Wieslawa Lewandowska talks to Dr. Rafal Matyja about political rivalry that goes beyond the framework of usefulness and about arbiters who add fuel to the flames.