Today, in front of the Russian Embassy in Warsaw, a protest against Russian soldiers stealing stuff from Ukraine took place. It’s inspired by an action made by London citizens, who brought old clothes and electronics in front of the Russian Embassy in London to poke fun at the looters and their “trophies.”
April 13 – crowds of Poles gather at Krakowskie Przedmieście in Warsaw to commemorate the late Maria Kaczyńska by lying her favourite flowers – yellow tulips.
Dancing Pallbearers – a dancing group famous for the popular ‘Coffin Dance’ decided to support Ukraine and sell the memorable video which stole the hearts of millions of people during the pandemic! In line with NEXTA, the dancers will donate 25% of the price to the Ukrainian foundation BackAndAlive.
‘A policewoman makes her ex-boyfriend an offer he can't refuse: Either he infiltrates and informs on a gang of hooligans, or his brother goes to jail.’ Sounds interesting? A Polish movie Furioza has achieved a number of views on Netflix!
The Russian President hold a joint press conference with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko. Putin suggested that “never again will we need the West” during yesterday’s press conference. He also insisted he hoped for “common sense” over sanctions.
Today, the Presidents of Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia will visit Kyiv to meet the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. “It is the decision of President Andrzej Duda; This decision was supported by the Presidents of the Baltic States who are accompanying him. This is a joint initiative,” Pawel Szrot, Secretary of State and Chief of the Cabinet of the President of the Republic of Poland President said.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has been underway for almost 7 weeks. Currently, military operations are concentrated in the east of the country. There...
The head of the Smolensk subcommittee, Antoni Macierewicz, has said that evidence related to the causes of the Smolensk catastrophe was destroyed and falsified....
Katarzyna Łoza is an expert in Ukrainian culture and a tour guide in Lviv. She moved there 18 years ago, fell in love with it and decided to show it to other people through books and sightseeing trips. Her newest release, “Ukraine. Sorochka and Pickled Watermelons” is a time capsule of Ukraine before the Russian aggression. The author will drive from Lviv to Warsaw to hold an interview in Big Book Café (April 12th, 7 P.M.) about the details of how the book was created and the events afterwards.
On August 10, 2021, the Subcommittee for the Re-Investigation of the Smolensk Air Disaster investigated the cause of the accident of the aircraft TU-154M on April 10, 2010, over Smolensk North Airport in Russia as a result of unlawful interference, Antoni Macierewicz, the Deputy Chairman of PiS and head of the Subcommittee for the Re-Investigation of the Smolensk Air Disaster, said.
The Medicover Foundation supports two Pre-adoption Intervention Centres - Otwock and Częstochowa. These are the only such centres in Poland. Their task is to provide help to newborns with health problems, temporarily or permanently deprived of the care of their parents and doomed to social orphanhood.
Museums’ Night in Katowice is one of the most popular cultural events. It consists of making available museums, galleries, cultural institutions and historical sites on a given day during the night.
According to the Smolensk crash investigating body, on 10th April 2010, the Polish plane carrying the president and his entourage suffered an “act of...
Easter holidays have a rich tradition - they are associated with numerous religious and folk rites that intertwine and function together for hundreds of years.
Witold Marczewski (1877-1944) was a Polish electrical engineer who found a passion for photography and left countless negatives and photographs presenting his travels from Azerbaijan, Turkey, Greece and France among others. The exposition will be open until September 25th 2022 in the History Meeting House in Warsaw.
In the context of energy independence from Russia, many countries rely on nuclear power. The United Kingdom wants to build new nuclear power plants, South Korea is considering extending the life of existing reactors and France is announcing the nationalisation of the sector. The Polish government has a plan to implement a small atom – a young technology with great potential.
Rachel Zegler, the 22-year-old American actress and singer of Polish descent, has been making waves in the entertainment industry with her talent and versatility.
