Blocking Polish researcher Dr. Michał Siekierka, the grandson of a Home Army soldier who survived the Volhynia Massacre, at the border while he was travelling to the funeral of 55 victims of the Volhynia Massacre is a blatant Ukrainian affront to Polish national memory, to which the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the ruling coalition…
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…
The transformation of Poland in 1989 is often presented as a breakthrough moment in the country’s history—a peaceful transition from communism to democracy. However, as Dr. Leszek Pietrzak reveals in his analysis, the truth is far more complex and, at times, unsettling. The Round Table Talks were not the open, democratic negotiations they were made…