After the recent arrest of film director Roman Polanski, a debate has been raging around the world concerning the motivation and the morality of the arrest. Below, Jonathan Andersen argues that justice, however delayed, must be served, while Jamie Stokes argues that justice has failed in this instance.
Read moreJames McNulty and Józef Mackiewicz consider the gas crisis in the light of Russia’s resurgence on the world stage.
Read moreRobert Szmigielski and Michal Szatkowski debate, respectively, whether mountains are being made out of molehills or whether the vast attention being paid to such statements is fully justified.
Read moreHow will an Obama presidency affect Poland? Will he be Poland’s friend or will the country be neglected under his watch? Thymn Chase and Jim McNulty debate the positive and negative aspects, respectively, of Polish-American relations under Obama.
Read moreQuestions swirl about Poland and Ukraine’s abilities to host the 2012 European Championships.
Read moreJames Sinclair and Robert Szmigielski debate the merits and downsides, respectively, of mandatory castration.
Read moreHarry Templeton says Poland should foot the bill, Jonathan Czapski disagrees
Read moreRobert Szmigielski is against the missile shield project, while James McNulty defends the defence of Poland.
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For better or worse, Poles from all walks of life – artists, workers, aristocrats, men of the cloth – have all been unmasked as informants in recent years.
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With the Jewish Culture Festival in town this month, Krakow Post discusses a much-debated topic: the “Jewish revival” of Kazimierz. Soren Gauger is sceptical, whilst Duncan Rhodes urges optimism.
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