The ski flying season concluded with a captivating showdown at Planica. Amongst the triumphs and disappointments, Polish ski jumpers found themselves in the limelight, notably Aleksander Zniszczoł, who secured a commendable third place in Sunday's Letalnica event (HS 240).
On March 24th, 80 years ago, a chilling event unfolded in the quiet village of Markowa, leaving an indelible mark on history. It was a day that witnessed the valorous sacrifice of the Ulma family, who perished at the hands of Nazi soldiers for their unwavering commitment to humanity.
As Palm Sunday approaches, marking the commencement of the Holy Week, churches across Poland will be bustling with the faithful, carrying intricately crafted palms to be blessed. Among the diverse array of palms, one particular tradition stands out – the Silesian palm.
The enduring bond between nations can be a beacon of hope and solidarity. One such example is the cherished friendship between Poland and Hungary, encapsulated in the proverbial saying, "Pole and Hungarian brothers be" and its variations, which extol the virtues of mutual respect, bravery, and conviviality.
Following a lacklustre performance at the Vikersund ski jumping event, Kamil Stoch roared back to the forefront at Planica, showcasing his remarkable skills. After Thursday's rounds, the Polish athlete etched his name in the annals of sports history as the first to achieve 250 jumps exceeding two hundred meters in his career.
Today marks the observance of World Water Day, a global initiative aimed at highlighting the importance of freshwater resources and advocating for their sustainable management.
In a recent article published in "Gazeta Polska," Hubert Kowalski sheds light on the concerted efforts by German local authorities and environmental organizations, backed by German entities, to obstruct key Polish investments.
Poland joins the global community in celebrating the International Day of Forests, a day dedicated to recognizing the indispensable role that forests play in our lives.
It has come to light that the ruling coalition is plotting a severe blow to Poland's sovereignty by targeting the National Bank and pushing for the adoption of the Euro.
Ah, Skip Day – that clandestine celebration whispered about in the hallowed halls of schools everywhere. It may not be stamped with official approval on any calendar, but ask any student, and they'll likely confess a penchant for this impromptu holiday.
Sparrows, the ubiquitous birds that grace the landscapes of Poland, are receiving a spotlight today as the nation celebrates World Sparrow Day on March 20th. These chirpy little creatures, known for their bold presence and sociable nature, are not just a common sight but an integral part of Poland's ecosystem.
Magda Linette's journey in the Miami competition met an unexpected halt as she succumbed to defeat in the first round of the WTA 1000 tournament. The Polish tennis player faced a tough challenge from Ukrainian player Lesia Tsurenko, ultimately losing 6-2, 1-6, 4-6.
Today, across various regions of Poland, including its major cities, farmers are making their voices heard through widespread protests. With a staggering 580 protest sites and an estimated total participation of nearly 70,000 individuals, the discontent among farmers is undeniable.
Joanna Kil has emerged as a standout figure in the world of Nordic combined skiing, captivating audiences with her stellar performances this winter. Her journey culminated in a series of victories, including clinching the Continental Cup general classification and earning recognition from the International Ski Federation (FIS).
The Polish short-track relay team, featuring Michał Niewiński, Łukasz Kuczyński, Diane Sellier, and Felix Pigeon, secured a bronze medal at the World Championships. This marks Poland's second-ever medal in this prestigious event.
Kashubian Unity Day, marked annually on March 19th, serves as a vibrant tribute to the rich cultural heritage and historical significance of the Kashubian people.
As Easter draws near, kitchens across Poland are bustling with the aroma of freshly baked delights. Among the cherished treats adorning family tables, the Polish pound cake stands as a timeless favourite. Today, join us as we unveil the secrets to crafting this beloved delicacy, ensuring your Easter celebration is imbued with the essence of Polish tradition. Get ready to embark on a culinary journey with Poland Daily 24!
There are quite a few versions of ‘moczka’ in Silesia, and each housewife prepares it in her own way - they differ in the ingredients, but the basis is always gingerbread.
The sweet praline-flavoured delicacy with an alcoholic filling. To make them, you need a special beehive mould which you fill with any cream. There can be lots of ideas and flavourings, but here's a version that is probably the most popular and well-loved nutty hives.
