Father Kolbe and Franciszek Gajowniczek – the history of ultimate sacrifice
A man saved by Father Kolbe, Franciszek Gajowniczek, lived for 94 years and preserved the memory of the ultimate sacrifice made to save his life in the hell of the German concentration camp. Every year of his life, Gajowniczek would come to Auschwitz and honour the memory of his saviour. He died on 13 March […]
Pilot scholarship scheme “Poland. Business Adventure” inaugurated
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in cooperation with the Polish Investment and Trade Agency has launched a scholarship scheme addressed to representatives of the Polish diaspora aged 18 to 35. The agreement was signed by head of Polish diplomacy Radosław Sikorski on the MFA’s side and, on the Agency’s side, by Andrzej Dycha and Łukasz […]
Inauguracja pilotażowego programu stypendialnego Poland. Business Adventure
Ministerstwo Spraw Zagranicznych we współpracy z Polską Agencją Inwestycji i Handlu S.A. zainicjowało program stypendialny, skierowany do przedstawicieli Polonii w wieku od 18 do 35 lat. Porozumienie po stronie MSZ podpisał Szef polskiej dyplomacji Radosław Sikorski, po stronie PAIH pan Andrzej Dycha, Prezes Zarządu oraz pan Łukasz Gwiazdowski, Wiceprezes Zarządu. W wydarzeniu wzięła także udział […]
13-latka oskarżona o zamordowanie Marty Bednarczyk z Wellingborough
Policja z Northants opublikowała zdjęcie i nazwisko Polki, która została zamordowana w nocy z 9 na 10 marca 2025 roku. Marta Bednarczyk, 43-letnia Polka i matka trójki dzieci, zginęła tragicznie w swoim domu przy Newcomen Road w Wellingborough, w hrabstwie Northamptonshire. Policja z Northants opublikowała zdjęcie i nazwisko Polki, która została zamordowana w Wellingborough. Marta […]
Poland’s NATO Membership – path to security and strategic independence
It was 26 years ago, on 12 March 1999, when Poland, Czechia and Hungary joined the North Atlantic Alliance. After years of standard membership, all countries exposed to the military threats from the East unite to demonstrate their willingness to defend each other. Polish foreign policy efforts aimed at linking Poland with the West and […]
Ukraine ready for ceasefire, US reaches out to for Russian answer
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Wednesday that the US would contact Russia that day about a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine. Ukraine agreed to the US proposal during talks in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Marco Rubio said that the US hopes for a positive response from Moscow and “strongly urge the Russians to end […]
Jan and Antonina Żabiński – the heroic saviours of Jews
Jan and Antonina Żabiński volunteered to save some 300 Jews and hide them in various places in their villa near the Warsaw Zoo. They were able to survive the occupation, and Jan himself fought as a Home Army soldier in the Warsaw Uprising. After the war, he remained the director of the Zoo until 1951. […]
Teenage Israeli fined for making a Nazi salute at Auschwitz
A 17-year-old Israeli teenager performed gestures of the Nazi salute in front of the Auschwitz German death camp’s main gate with the inscription “Arbeit Macht Frei”. The young man was detained and was presented with a criminal charge for promoting Nazism. According to the police, the boy was already punished for his offence. A spokesperson […]
Magdalena Skupinska’s solo exhibition in London
Maximillian William is pleased to present soft crossing, Magdalena Skupinska’s fourth solo exhibition at the gallery. Skupinska’s practice takes shape through the slow and meditative work of gathering, grinding, and layering – altered by time, steeped in the rhythms of growth and decay. Her works do not settle into stillness,but emerge from the earth, formed […]
Stanisława Leszczyńska – the “Angel of Life” for Auschwitz prisoners
Stanisława Leszczyńska was a Polish nurse, who assisted 3,000 births at the hell of Nazi German Auschwitz death camp. To her patients, she was known as “Mother” or “The Angel of Life” who saved thousands of people and children who could reach back to their parents after the end of the war. During the Great […]
