Staff journalist, Author at The Krakow Post

Smolensk Tragedy on BBC World

A BBC World radio documentary to be broadcast 16 April (at 14:05) examines the state of Polish society one year

The Krakow Post’s Jamie Stokes and Dana Dramowicz go head-to-head in the pages of The Guardian

The Off plus Camera International Festival of Independent Cinema returns to Krakow in April, kicking off on the 8th with

Students can get a direct line to around 60 companies looking to recruit new talent, at a career fair in

Arsonist Targets Suburbs Nine cars, six garages, 600,000zl worth of damage and immeasurable public unease – that’s the cost so

The Lynx Defect Only the brown bear and the wolf surpass it in the predatory stakes in Europe, but the

Polish FI sensation Robert Kubica has suffered “serious injuries” while taking part in the Ronde di Andora rally in Italy,

Krakow has enjoyed a range of big-impact investments in the past few years. What will 2011, and the start Mayor

Thirteen candidates in city-wide district council election to be held this Sunday are just 18 years old. Now in their

A Swede and two Poles have received jail sentences for their involvement in the theft of the “Arbeit Macht Frei”