“Gazeta Polska" Clubs will manifest their opposition to Brussels' practices towards Poland! - We have reached a critical moment and it is time to say 'no'," says Tomasz Sakiewicz, editor-in-chief of "Gazeta Polska". Club members will gather in front of the European Commission headquarters in Warsaw on October 1 at noon.

30 years ago, on September 27, 1991, died Stefan Kisielewski, composer, writer, and journalist, "Bernard Shaw on the Vistula River", "official opponent of socialism" in the People's Republic of Poland. Three days earlier, his piano concerto has its premiere at the Warsaw Autumn festival.

This Friday, the New York gallery Hauser & Wirth is opening an exhibition devoted to the work of Polish painter and poet of Jewish origin, Erna Rosenstein. It is presented as the artist's first monographic exhibition outside Poland.

President Andrzej Duda meets on Tuesday with the heads of the Ministry of National Defense, the Ministry of Interior and Administration, the Chancellery of...

With the help of Silesian police, a Polish woman held and abused in Tunisia by a man with whom she had previously made acquaintance over the Internet has been freed and returned to Poland, according to the press team of the Provincial Police Headquarters in Katowice.

Apples are one of the most popular fruits in the world. September 28th is World Apple Day. On this occasion, it is worth reminding that Poland is the largest producer of these fruits in Europe, and their high quality is appreciated by consumers around the world.

The season of the Grand Theatre in Poznań, which is just beginning, will not be an easy one - the uncertainty related to the pandemic does not end, and the facility does not have its own stage until 2023, said director Renata Borowska-Juszczyńska.

82 years ago, on September 27, 1939, the Service for Poland's Victory was established - the beginning of the Polish Underground State (PUS). It was the second attempt in less than eighty years to establish secret structures of a state fighting for independence. The creators of PUS were aware that they were the continuators of the Secret Polish State of 1863–1864.

The spectacle "Good Lies" directed by Marcin Hycnar and performed by Spektaklove from Warsaw won the Grand Prix of the 25th National Festival of Comedy Talia in Tarnów. The jurors judged a total of eight performances from all over the country.

The factory at 4 Lipowa Street in Krakow started its activity two years before the Second World War. In the autumn of 1939, when it was taken away from its three Jewish owners, it fell into the hands of Oskar Schindler (1908-1974), a Sudeten German, member of the NSDAP, and most probably a collaborator of the Abwehr. Thanks to his extensive connections he won numerous orders for his Deutsche Emailwarenfabrik, commonly called Emalia, both civilian and military.

The services presented shocking findings on the identity of some of the migrants crossing the Polish-Belarusian border. One in four of those verified has dangerous connections or a criminal past.

By investing in nuclear energy, KGHM will ensure its self-sufficiency in energy, reduce costs on account of CO2 fees and maintain its competitiveness on global markets - said Marcin Chludziński, CEO of KGHM, commenting on the signing of a letter of intent on cooperation between KGHM and NuScale Power, an American producer of small nuclear reactors.

The Institute of National Remembrance identified the remains of the anti-communist underground soldier, Sec. Lt. Henryk Wieliczka pseudonym Lufa, which were found in April this year at the cemetery at Unicka Street in Lublin. In 1949, Wieliczko was murdered by communists in a prison at the Lublin Castle.

Barbican was built at the end of the fifteenth century (1498-1499) and was the strongest element of the fortifications of the city of Krakow extended over the centuries.

Kampinos National Park has been created on 16 January 1959 thanks to the efforts of Jadwiga and Roman Kobendz. It is located in the Central Mazovian Plain, between the left bank of the Vistula River and the Bzura River, just outside the north-western outskirts of Warsaw. The Park area is 38 544 ha.

Rail is the most environmentally friendly form of freight transport, generating the smallest carbon footprint - industry experts have been arguing unanimously for years. With climate change accelerating, a shift to greener forms of freight transport seems inevitable, particularly in the context of growing trade in goods between the EU and China.

On the occasion of the 200th anniversary of Cyprian Kamil Norwid's birth, Poczta Polska (Polish Post) issued a stamp worth PLN 3.30 with the image of the poet made in the woodcut technique by Józef Łoskoczyński, the company reported in a Friday release.

The President of the “Solidarity” Trade Union Piotr Duda announced that on 22 October a protest of trade unionists will be held in front of the headquarter of the EU Court of Justice in Luxembourg in connection with the situation of the Turów mine and power plant. "We are going to the +Tribunal of Injustice+ of the EU in Luxembourg to hand in the order to close this court. Just as the other side wants to close our workplaces, mines, power plants, taking away access to electricity," he announced.