The Globalist

The late Mariusz Handzlik, diplomatic advisor to President Lech Kaczyński, served Poland with boundless energy. He died in the presidential plane on April 10, 2010 en route to Smolensk. He is sorely missed.

How the events in Tiananmen Square drove the first free election in Eastern Europe from front pages around the world.

The story of how the transatlantic partners collaborated to help Poland secure a stable future.

Why Poland’s foreign minister should become Europe’s new foreign policy chief.

Russia’s “pacification” policies stand in complete contrast to the EU’s strategy – and results.

Pope Francis and John Paul II are both transformative figures.

In the new Europe, alliances are thankfully built on performance and competence, not tradition and habit.

In the eyes of Poland, why has Germany become Europe's indispensable nation?

After viewing a country under oppressive Soviet rule, what impressions would an American student take back home?

What kind of restrictions were placed on the Polish people in 1983?