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Making sense of the latest news and events in Polish politics, culture and society.
It’s no secret that Poland is not the biggest proponent of ambitious European climate and energy policies. Rather than aiding Poland in transforming increasingly obsolete energy system, the Energy Union risks legitimizing the Polish addiction to fossil fuels.
Jacek Żakowski comments on the results of Poland’s parliamentary elections.
Jarosław Kaczyński’s Law and Justice party is back in power, after receiving 37.6% of the vote in last weekend’s general election and soundly defeating the incumbent Civic Platform.
The ruling centre-right Civic Platform and the opposition right-wing conservative Law and Justice do not properly articulate the most crucial concerns of the Polish people.
Historian and Razem member Marta Tycner discusses the problems facing higher education in Poland.
The only position for Poland outside of the EU is that of a smug and stupid nationalism of humbled peripheries.
Not so long ago, we were the ones knocking on Europe’s door. In refusing to help others today, we deny the idea of European solidarity.