Category: Politics
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Politico: Adam Bodnar – Polish justice minister at center of political battle
A bitter fight has erupted as the new government tries to undo eight years of policy by the Law and
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DW: Global shipping on edge after Houthis seize Israeli vessels
Since Houthis seized a ship owned by an Israeli businessman last week in the Red Sea, global shipping has been
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DW: Swiss ‘water battery’ boosts Europe’s energy storage plans
A Swiss company has built what is being called a giant water battery deep under the Alps that provides an
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Anadolu Agency: Polish director defiant as pre-election attacks about migrant film reach fever pitch
olish film director Agnieszka Holland said her new film, The Green Border, which shows non-European migrants’ experiences on the Polish-Belarusian
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Forbes: Come at the King, best not miss
An ex-Financial Times Warsaw reporter fires off a typically searing analysis over the phone. The ruling party, Law and Justice (PiS)
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DW: Eastern Europe – Labor migration on the rise
Poland and Hungary continue to oppose the European Union migrant quotas. But despite their anti-immigration rhetoric, immigration from non-EU countries
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Anadolu Agency: Poland remembers Warsaw Ghetto Uprising 80 years on
Wednesday, April 19 marks the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising — the first large-scale urban uprising in Nazi-occupied
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Emerging Europe – Speaking with Poland’s far-right
Poland’s ruling party Law and Justice often gets portrayed as being ‘far-right’, and not without reason. The fact is, however,
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Emerging Europe – Poles and Belarusians divided by a common history
Belarus is rewriting history to achieve political goals, and the country’s Polish community is paying the price. World War II
