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Why do we need classical European culture? A Polish point of view

Sébastien Meuwissen October 18, 2021

Europe - Before we answer the question contained in the title, let us consider what we mean by the concept of classical European culture by listening to contemporary authors and thinkers from Poland. These prominent intellectuals of our time agree on the…

News

V4 countries heading towards closer military cooperation

The Editorial Board October 18, 2021

Visegrád Group – On 13-14 October, the chiefs of staff of the Visegrád Four – generals Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi (Hungary), Rajmund T. Andrzejczak (Poland), Daniel Zmeko (Slovakia), and Aleš Opata (Czechia) – met in Balatonakarattya on the shores of Lake Balaton, Hungary, where…

Interviews

Marion Maréchal in Warsaw: “The cultural and educational battle is for the long term”

Olivier Bault October 17, 2021

Interview with Marion Maréchal, CEO of the Institute of Social, Economic and Political Sciences (ISSEP) in Lyon and a central figure among the French conservative right: “Collegium Intermarium and ISSEP wanted to create a small island of resistance, a sanctuary in which…

News

Strong reactions after Polish Constitutional Court’s clarification on EU court’s jurisdiction

The Editorial Board October 15, 2021

Poland/European Union – The 7 October ruling by the Polish Constitutional Tribunal, which was issued in response to a question put by Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki, is a reminder that EU law can only take precedence over the national law of the…

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Poland set to build a wall on its eastern border

The Editorial Board October 12, 2021

Poland – Faced with a migration crisis provoked by the Belarusian regime on their eastern border, the Polish authorities are working hard to find a solution. They are now planning to build not just a fence but a wall to stop migrants,…

Politics

Polish Constitutional Tribunal defends democracy and rule of law against ECJ

Olivier Bault October 11, 2021

Poland – The 7 October ruling by the Polish Constitutional Court has caused a stir, especially among those who would like to pursue European integration bypassing the democratically ratified treaties, and disinformation was rife in the European media in the aftermath of…

News

Prominent Polish journalist turned away from UK for his opinions

The Editorial Board October 6, 2021

Poland/UK – Well-known Polish journalist Rafał Ziemkiewicz had an experience reminiscent of his own country’s communist past on Saturday (September 2) at London Heathrow Airport. He had just landed with his wife and daughter for a two-day private visit, but he was…

Magyar Nemzet

György Matolcsy: Pole and Hungarian brothers be

Partenaire October 6, 2021

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 6 October 2021. At the time of the regime changes in 1990, Hungary and Poland were at two significantly different levels in terms of development. The development per capita of Poles was 39.6…

Magyar Nemzet

Nicolas Bay: This is a Stalinist showcase against Hungary

Partenaire October 2, 2021

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 1 October 2021. The European Parliament's Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (also known as LIBE) delegation arrived in Budapest on September 29th; Nicolas Bay, French MEP was among those…

News

Four Polish provinces give in to LGBT blackmail

The Editorial Board September 30, 2021

Poland - After the Lesser Poland (Małopolskie) voivodship on 22 September and the Holy Cross (Świętokrzyskie) voivodship on 24 September, the Subcarpathian (Podkarpackie) and Lublin voivodships followed suit on 27 September when their provincial assemblies repealed their 2019 resolutions by which they…

Politics

Turów mine: Czechia and Poland clash and Brussels benefits

The Editorial Board September 28, 2021

Poland/Czechia – The dispute between Czechia and Poland over the Turów mine has escalated with the decision by the Spanish ECJ Vice-President to impose a fine of €500,000 per day on Poland. Below is an op-ed written by the head of the…

Society

March for Life and Family in Warsaw

Agnieszka Golańska-Bault September 27, 2021

Poland - On Sunday, 19 September, the streets of Warsaw’s historic centre were filled with those taking part in the March for Life and Family. This was the event’s sixteenth consecutive year. Last year, such marches took place simultaneously in 140 Polish…

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