Polish Independence Day: The Far Right and Its Female Opposition
As families across America gathered around their kitchen tables to give thanks this past month, a very different national holiday was playing out on the streets of Poland.
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Lost in the Pond: Macron’s Eastern Maneuvers
In the latest installment of his column on lesser-known European politics, Maksymilian Szwajewski addresses Macron’s plans for Eastern Europe.
Lost in the Pond: Takeaways from Warsaw’s Self-Destructive Vote
In the second installment of his column on European issues not covered by the American press, Maks Szwajewski examines the presidential elections of the European Council.
Eurosphere: Polish Parliament in Brussels
In the second installment of his column on European affairs, Josh Hochman discusses the pros and cons of Veto power.
The Polish Constitutional Crisis
How will Poland’s Euroskeptic parliament affect the country’s standing in the European Union? What about its relationship with Russia? Katie Kidney explains the Polish constitutional crisis.
In Poland, One Apple a Day Keeps Putin Away
For many Poles, cider and apples taste better than anything else this summer, and that’s because they have the flavour of patriotism.
An Interview with Lech Walesa
An Interview with the former President of Poland and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate.
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