Each November 9, Europe celebrates the extraordinary minds that fuel progress and change with European Inventor’s Day. This annual observance is a tribute to...
November 8 marks the European Day of Healthy Food and Cooking, a celebration aimed at promoting healthy eating habits and raising awareness, particularly among...
On November 8th, the world observes International Radiology Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about the pivotal role radiology plays in healthcare. This...
At the WTA Finals, Barbora Krejcikova defeated Coco Gauff 7-5, 6-4 in their crucial final round-robin match, which ended Iga Świątek’s hopes of defending...
Today, on November 7, we celebrate the birthday of Maria Skłodowska-Curie, born in 1867 in Warsaw, Poland. Her pioneering research in physics and chemistry...
Seventy-three years ago, on November 6, 1951, Poland took a pivotal step toward industrial self-reliance when the first Warszawa M-20 rolled off the assembly...
Amid the armed conflict, the environment is a silent but significant casualty, bearing scars that may last far longer than the conflicts themselves. November...
Fourteen years ago, Warsaw’s Copernicus Science Centre opened its doors, quickly establishing itself as one of Europe’s premier destinations for scientific exploration. Named after...
Today marks the anniversary of Tytus Aureliusz Chałubiński's passing in 1889, a prominent figure whose influence on Polish medicine and appreciation for nature continue...
On September 4, 1983, Katowice unveiled the Monument to the Scouts of September to honour the brave Silesian scouts who resisted Nazi forces entering...
Iga Świątek returned to the WTA Finals with a thrilling three-set victory over Barbora Krejcikova, showing grit and precision in her first match after...
Janina Porazińska, a celebrated Polish writer, editor, and translator, devoted her life to children’s literature and the preservation of Polish folklore. Born in 1882...
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.
