It covers the area of the highest Polish Tatra mountains and the forest complexes adjacent to them from the north. An important value of the Tatra National Park are numerous postglacial lakes (called ponds), characterized by exceptional water transparency. The largest of them are Morskie Oko (34.5 ha and 50.8 m deep) and Wielki Staw Polski (Great Polish Pond).
"I make no secret of the fact that I am concerned about the German coalition programme. Not only because of the "federalist will" itself but also because of the progressive federalization of the Union that always takes place at the expense of the sovereignty of nations," says Marine Le Pen, president of the French National Rally in an interview with Olga Doleśniak-Harczuk and Antoni Opaliński (PR24). The interview will be published next Wednesday in "Gazeta Polska".
The Polish Border Guard has once again come under attack by rock-throwing migrants and Belarusian border guards trying to blind them with the use of green lasers.
How do we assess the work of soldiers, policemen and border guards on the Polish-Belarusian border? According to the latest poll conducted by the Pollster Research Institute, as many as 84% of respondents positively assess the actions of the Polish services!
From 3rd to 12th December, the Fryderyk Chopin Museum in Warsaw will be restoring a Pleyel grand piano from 1848 - the last instrument belonging to Fryderyk Chopin. The restoration work will be carried out by Paul McNulty - a prominent American expert on historical pianos. This renovation will be available for Museum visitors to observe.
“Every day Poland is under great pressure, we are going to cooperate very closely,” said the Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel. What is more, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said that Poland was a committed NATO Ally.
The Commander of the Podlaskie Border Guard Division announced today at a press conference that the situation on the border is unpredictable. - We don't know when the next attempt of the illegal crossing will be organized, who will drive up to pick these people up and whether they will have weapons," said Brigadier General Andrzej Jakubaszek.
Less than 600 km separates Polish polar explorers on the ship "Akademik Fedorov" from the Cape of Good Hope. The journey to the A. B. Dobrowolski Polish Antarctic Station began more than 20 days ago, and it will last about two months.
The rector of the Catholic University of Lublin announced the establishment of the Center for Research on Poles Saving Jews and Jews Saving Poles in the coming weeks.
The Archives of the Institute of National Remembrance asks for help in identifying the people depicted in the photo by Henryk Śmigacz. It shows a young couple in the background of the ruins of Warsaw.
The government established the company, which will rebuild the Saxon Palace. Jan Edmund Kowalski became the President, Robert Cicirko the vice president, and Robert Bernisz a member of the management board. "This is the next stage in the process of rebuilding the Palace inaugurated by the Polish President," said the head of the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage.
Getting to know the history of the Middle Ages thanks to chronicles, documents, everyday objects is easy. This time, scientists analyzed the history of the medieval road, Via Marchionis, which led through Tuchola Forest (Polish: Bory Tucholskie), found in the sediments at the bottom of the lake.
On Saturday, 4 December, a meeting of leaders of conservative parties from all over Europe is to be held in Warsaw. The Warsaw Summit - as the meeting will be called - will end with the adoption of a joint declaration.
The Yamal contract under which blue fuel from Russia's Gazprom flows to Poland is coming to an end. But thanks to PGNiG's investments in gas extraction on the Norwegian Continental Shelf, Poland will finally become independent from supplies from the East.
Spokesperson of the Minister-Special Services Coordinator Stanisław Żaryn informed that in recent months the Belarusian security services were active among the migrants. He added that they were spreading rumours among them (migrants) aimed at encouraging foreigners to further attacks on the Polish border.
- The EU has not done much, and it is immediately praised, pointing out that nothing can happen without it. It is also often an opportunity for EU institutions to expand their competencies - this is how Law and Justice MEP, Prof. Ryszard Legutko, describes the EU's activity on the migrant crisis.
According to the Ministry of the National Defense, the lamps located on the Polish-Belarusian border have been shot with pneumatic weapons. The Ministry clarified that the masts were located near Terespol.
