Ryszard Majdzik, a former anti-communist activist and a vocal critic of Poland’s political transformation after 1989, has once again found himself at the center of controversy. This time, it isn’t just about his views—it’s about police intervention at his home, which many suspect is linked to his criticism of Donald Tusk and the Civic Platform…
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Kaczynski’s Closest Associate Dies Soon After the Interrogation
Barbara Skrzypek, a longtime associate of Jarosław Kaczyński, leader of Poland’s Law and Justice (PiS) party, passed away on March 15, 2025, three days after being questioned by prosecutor Ewa Wrzosek in connection with the “Two Towers” real estate project involving the PiS-linked company, “Srebrna”. Kaczyński has accused Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s government of persecuting…
Popular Opposition MP Matecki Arrested Over Alleged Misuse of Public Funds
In recent developments, Polish law enforcement agencies have detained Dariusz Matecki, a member of the Law and Justice party (PiS), in connection with alleged financial misconduct involving the Justice Fund and questionable employment practices within the State Forests Directorate. Allegations and Investigation The investigation centers on suspicions that Matecki was involved in orchestrating grants from…
Actor-Director Jesse Eisenberg Granted Polish Citizenship in New York Ceremony
In a heartfelt ceremony at the Polish Mission to the United Nations in New York, President Andrzej Duda officially granted Polish citizenship to renowned actor and director Jesse Eisenberg. This significant event underscores Eisenberg’s deep-rooted connection to his Polish heritage and his ongoing efforts to bridge cultural divides. Aktor Jesse Eisenberg – twórca filmu oskarowego…
Interference Exposed: Russia Rigged Poland’s 2023 Elections and is Still Active
With Poland gearing up for the presidential elections set to begin on May 18, 2025, questions about foreign influence in its political processes are resurfacing. Among the most serious allegations are those claiming that Russian intelligence services funded illegal activities to interfere in Poland’s 2023 parliamentary elections. These accusations, backed by evidence from Polish authorities…
Polish Women in the Lead of Change: Rapid Rise of Right-Wing Views
Polish women’s and Poles’ as a whole political views rapidly change. Recent research conducted by the Nationwide Research Group (OGB) reveals a striking shift in political views among Polish citizens. According to OGB’s president, Łukasz Pawłowski, “Never before in our studies have we seen such a high percentage of people identifying with right-wing views.” What’s…
Polish Journalist Convicted for Asking a Question – A Threat to Press Freedom
Polish journalist convicted for asking a question. Does press freedom still exist in Poland? The Center for Monitoring Press Freedom (CMWP SDP) stands in Defense of Mateusz Teska and has repeatedly protested against the unjust conviction of investigative journalist Mateusz Teska, affiliated with Magazyn Anity Gargas. His appeal hearing is scheduled for February 26, and…
Can Europe Afford Another War? Expert Weighs In
“This is Donald Trump’s game, a game designed to serve American interests, but for the first time, I see an alignment with Poland’s priorities. There is nothing more important for Poland than securing peace at all costs along its borders. Sending Polish troops to Ukraine would only prolong the conflict,” stated Professor Kazimierz Kik during…
President Andrzej Duda Meets Donald Trump at CPAC 2025
Polish President Andrzej Duda met with U.S. President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) held at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in National Harbor, Maryland. The brief encounter, which took place ahead of Trump’s keynote address on Saturday, February 22, reaffirmed the strong alliance between the United…
Mother of Three Convicted for Warning About an Abortionist – A Shocking Verdict of Polish Judge
Can warning others about a doctor lead to a criminal conviction? In Starogard Gdański, the answer appears to be yes. Polish judge Wojciech Jankowski sentenced Weronika, a mother of three, to four months of community service for publicly sharing her personal story. She is also required to pay 1,812 PLN in court fees and publish…