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    Poland Joins Schengen Zone with Eight Other Nations

    On December 21, 2007, Poland and eight other European countries officially became part of the Schengen Zone, marking a huge step toward a more...

    Remembering Artur Rubinstein: A Life of Music and Passion

    December 20th marks the anniversary of the death of Artur Rubinstein, one of the greatest pianists of the 20th century. Over a career spanning...

    United for Change: Marking International Human Solidarity Day

    In a world defined by its diversity and interdependence, December 20 shines as a powerful testament to the strength of unity. International Human Solidarity...

    Fish Day in Poland: A Moment to Reflect on Aquatic Life

    Every year on December 20th, Poland celebrates Fish Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about the treatment of fish, especially during the holiday...

    Remembering Adam Sztark: A Legacy of Courage and Compassion

    On December 19, we honour the memory of Adam Sztark, a Polish Jesuit priest who gave his life 82 years ago for his extraordinary...

    Our Advent Calendar. Day 19: Carp Tradition on Polish Christmas Tables

    The presence of fish on the Christmas table holds deep significance for Christians worldwide, symbolizing a divine gift and abundance. In Poland, this tradition takes form through the beloved carp, an emblematic feature of their Christmas Eve feast with a rich history rooted in cultural evolution.

    Republika TV Expands its Global Reach with the Rock Rachon – We Rollin’

    Republika TV has unveiled the addition of the English-language program Rock Rachon – We Rollin’ to its lineup. Hosted by the dynamic Michał Rachoń, this show has rapidly emerged as a cornerstone of the channel's offerings, marking a significant milestone in its global expansion efforts.

    Celebrating Jan Kowalczyk: Poland’s Equestrian Legend on His Birthday Anniversary

    Today, on December 18, we celebrate the birthday of Jan Franciszek Kowalczyk (1941–2020), a towering figure in Polish sports and a legend of equestrianism. Born in...

    SatRev Achieves Major Success in New Share Issue, Attracting Hundreds of Investors

    SatRev, a pioneering space technology company from JRH ASI’s investment portfolio, has successfully raised nearly 15 million PLN in a new share issue, reflecting robust investor...

    Our Advent Calendar. Day 18: The tradition of ‘priest’s visits’

    In various corners of the world, the tradition of priests' visits encircles the holiday season, though the specifics vary based on parishes and regions. However, one unifying factor remains—the period around Christmas becomes the time for priests to visit their parishioners, carrying forth an ancient custom: 'kolęda' in Polish.

    Poland Celebrates “Day Without Swearing” on December 17th

    Every year on December 17th, Poles are encouraged to put away profanity for a day and embrace more positive, thoughtful communication during the Day Without...

    Zofia Nałkowska: A Literary Icon and Advocate for Humanity

    December 17 marks the death anniversary of Zofia Nałkowska, a towering figure in Polish literature whose work continues to resonate with readers and thinkers...

    Our Advent Calendar. Day 17: The Symbolism Behind the 12 Dishes

    In Poland, the Christmas Eve table bears witness to a cherished tradition—laying out 12 meticulously crafted dishes. This age-old practice carries profound symbolism, reflecting both Christian beliefs and age-old folk customs.

    Remembering the Wujek Mine Pacification: A Tragic Symbol of Resistance Under Martial Law

    On December 16, 1981, under orders from the military junta led by General Wojciech Jaruzelski, Polish security forces violently suppressed a strike at the...

    Remembering Zbigniew Religa: A Trailblazer in Cardiac Surgery and Public Service

    December 16th marks the anniversary of the birth of Professor Zbigniew Religa (1938–2009), a Polish cardiac surgeon, innovator, and public servant whose groundbreaking work...

    Hollywood Stars of Polish Descent: Marcin Dorociński 

    Marcin Dorociński, a Polish actor celebrated for his powerful and magnetic screen presence, has become an international sensation. With standout performances in global hits...

    Katarzyna Wasick Wins Bronze at World Swimming Championships

    Poland’s Katarzyna Wasick added to her nation’s impressive medal haul at the Short Course World Swimming Championships in Budapest, claiming bronze in the 50m...

    International Tea Day: A Celebration of Culture, Sustainability, and Connection

    Every December 15th, tea lovers worldwide unite to celebrate International Tea Day, honouring the cultural and economic significance of one of humanity's most cherished beverages. From...

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    Our Advent Calendar. Day 15: The Significance of an Empty Place at Poland’s Christmas Eve Table

    The cherished tradition of leaving an empty place at the Christmas Eve table in Poland is a cultural quirk that sparks curiosity each holiday season. With an extra setting carefully arranged, this practice carries a profound historical significance, rooted in ancient beliefs and intertwined with the melodies of beautiful carols.