Michal Kubicki

The foreign ministers of Germany and France, as well as Britain's minister for European Affairs were in Warsaw this week and inevitably it was Europe's crisis over its…

Towards Freedom is the slogan of an exhibition which is on in Warsaw. It attracts mainly two groups of visitors: teenagers from schools and foreigners. The exhibition is a…

Poland's politics are causing some bemusement among voters. The prime minister - who is not a member of the ruling party - has submitted his resignation but remains in his…

The condition of Pope John Paul 2nd continues to be a cause of grave concern with the Vatican describing his condition as "grave." Across Central Europe believers have…

In predominantly Roman Catholic Poland Holy Week and Easter is a very special time for most people, a time of religious reflection along with centuries-old traditions…

This year's Academy Awards ceremony in Los Angeles was followed with bated breath in Poland. The hopes of Polish film fans were set on the movie Finding Neverland, and…

Statesmen from some 40 countries gather at the former Nazi death camp of Auschwitz next week to mark the 60th anniversary of its liberation. Among them will be the German…

It looks like 2005 will be a turbulent year in Polish politics. Poles will be electing a new Parliament and a new president. A national referendum on the European…

There's nothing Poles enjoy more than a big anniversary celebration. Part of it has to do with a turbulent history - marked by wars, foreign domination and moments of…

In Poland earlier this week, both on November the First - All Saints' Day, and November the Second - All Souls Day, hundreds of thousands of people visited their family…