Stuart Dowell
In a remarkable quest spanning decades and continents, Elana Milman tracked down her Polish family.

Stuart Dowell
In a remarkable quest spanning decades and continents, Elana Milman tracked down her Polish family.
Nicholas Watson
In this episode of the VoiCEE podcast we discuss BIRN’s latest report “Life in the Time of Polycrisis”
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Filip Mazurczak
Cardinal Konrad Krajewski has led efforts to help the homeless and refugees.
The third episode of our history series examines the Jagiellonian dynasty, the Polish-Lithuanian union, and the growing freedom of the nobility.
Norman Davies
The author of a book on the Warsaw Uprising explains the decision of the Polish government-in-exile to launch the insurgency in historical context.
Nicholas Boston
A Nigerian migrant called August Agboola Browne participated in the Warsaw Uprising of 1944. His story is remembered in the Polish capital.
Jakub Wiech
What are the chances of success for Orlen’s ambitious plans?
Maria Wilczek
We ask ultraconservative legal group Ordo Iuris, Poland’s human rights Commissioner Adam Bodnar and other experts about the Istanbul Convention.
Aleks Szczerbiak
PiS controls the levers of state power, but Duda could also carve out a more independent role.
Dorota Pudzianowska
A legal scholar explains the cases and their possible implications.
Barbara Erling
New funding methods and technologies have both benefits and drawbacks.
Agnieszka Wądołowska
We speak with historian Katarzyna Person about her award-winning research.
Maria Wilczek
After an impressive showing in the presidential election, Szymon Hołownia has launched a new political movement.
For the first time in English, Notes from Poland presents a lost story by Polish Jewish writer Bruno Schulz, translated by Stanley Bill.