Society-politics
Catholics excluded from public life
Katarzyna Cegielska
Boguslaw Kowalski
The government of Donald Tusk has led to the avalanche-like debt of the state. Wanting to find some solution it attempts to liquidate or considerably limit the instruments supporting families. But the unfavourably demographical phenomena are increasing. »
Interpellation
On 28 September 2010 Mr Jerzy Polaczek, MP, directed an interpellation concerning the stand of the government in case of the infringement of the convention on international civil aviation to Prime Minister Donald Tusk through the Speaker Grzegorz Schetyna. »
Wieslawa Lewandowska talks to Prof. Wojciech Materski about difficult matters, historical politics and distortion of history as well as the Russian myths and TV serials.
Piotr Pietak
Nowadays we are dealing with some civilisational changes generated by the Internet. Unfortunately, many of them have or can have sad effects, especially for young people. »
Bishop Adam Lepa
It is usually said that information has benefits that are evident. Thanks to that an individual deepens knowledge, strengthens relationships with other people, fulfils the need to inform and being informed as well as builds a society of information. »
Difficult questions about the policy of the government
Boguslaw Kowalski
After the presidential elections the Civic Platform gained full power in Poland. It means that the party carries full responsibility. But most media focus on criticising the opposition. »
Marian Miszalski
The proxy of the families of six Smolensk victims put forward to the public prosecutor the motion to question the Minister of National Defence Bogdan Klich (who is a professional psychiatrist). »
The place of the cross in public space in a democratic secular state
Fr Jozef Krukowski
In his interview for ‘Gazeta Wyborcza’ Bronislaw Komorowski, President of the Republic of Poland, informed about his intention to remove the cross from the square in front of the Presidential Palace. »
Changes in Open Pension Funds to help ordinary people
Boguslaw Kowalski
If we accept the proposals of Labour Minister Jolanta Fedak (the Polish Peasant Party) the deficit of the state budget can have ca. 22 billion zloty decrease per year, i.e. over four times more that the VAT increase proposed by the government. »
Jan Maria Jackowski
Despite the fact that the transformations of 1989 were accepted as the date of the fall of communism in Central-Eastern Europe they did not mark a clear political and moral caesura between the Third Polish Republic and the Polish People’s Republic. »
Smokescreen in front of the Presidential Palace
Czeslaw Ryszka
The struggle for the presence of the cross in front of the Presidential Palace, where Poles pay tribute to the victims of the national tragedy – the plane crash at Smolensk – continues. »
The tragedy of the flood continues
Fr Piotr Nowosielski
Heavy rain, especially on 7 August 2010, caused the local rivers to overflow and many places were flooded. Bishop Stefan Cichy of Legnica asked for a prayerful and material support for those affected by flood. »
Katarzyna Woynarowska
Fresh greenery – thick, firm, pushy – squeezes in ash soil since you can only see such a sort of soil there. The nature breathes and rebounds from the bottom. We are driving on narrow roads, getting stuck in the sand. »
Marek Jurek
The day before the homosexual parade in Warsaw one of its organizers revealed that the President of the European Parliament Jerzy Buzek was conducting an active policy to incline the EU countries to make legislative changes, thus meeting the demands of the political homosexual movement. »