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A referendum on whether Scotland should be an independent country is to take place on Thursday, 18 September 2014.
Radynski: Middle Eastern Europe
A declaration of war is far more intriguing than an announcement of ceasefire. Declaring the war at least obliges to something, whereas announcing ceasefire doesn’t.
New “president of Europe”: Between a statesman and a clerk
What role – if not of a recorder of Angela Merkel’s ideas – could Donald Tusk play?
Art as a Mirror of Czech Nationalism
Political representatives of the Zlín decided to close exhibition by the renown Polish artist Natalia LL down claiming it was pornography not worthy of public funding.
Es sollte ein Liebesgeschichte werden
50 Jahren nach dem Militärputsch in Brasilien (1964) erzählt ein Paar seine Geschichte von der Flucht vor den Nazis in Europa und der Diktatur in Latinamerika.
NATO’s Second-Class Members
Slawomir Sierakowski in The International New York Times.
Polish apples, not so whole
Interview with Sonia Priwieziencew, organic farmer and activist. Priwieziencew works at Fundacja Agrinatura which promotes organic agriculture in Poland and grows vegetables and fruit trees on her own organic farm.