Poland signs ACTA treaty despite outcry, cyber attacks Jan 30th

A takeover of government websites and protests across the country were not enough to stop Poland from signing the controversial agreement | Read

GMF - Poland and Germany: How close is too close? Feb 7th

"The Europe Poland is choosing is less and less to its liking, but it is easier to influence the club from the inside than from the outside" | Read

Poland takes over US interests in Syria Feb 7th

The UN estimates that 5,000 people have been killed since the beginning of the crisis in the Middle Eastern country | Read

Defused? Feb 6th

Poland has had to compromise in its agreement to sign a fiscal pact that few seem to believe will solve Europe's debt problems | Read

First Chopin music recording released by US museum Feb 6th

Digital technology has allowed several important historical recordings to be brought back to life | Read

Interview: A European 'realist' Feb 6th

Tadeusz Mazowiecki, Poland's first post-communist prime minister and a current adviser to the president, talks to WBJ about the situation in Europe and Poland's European policy | Read

Legal Eye: The European Stability Mechanism Feb 6th

| Read

Photo essay: After Florida, Republican race takes new shape Feb 6th

Mitt Romney has solidified his position as front-runner, but there are many more battles to be fought | Read

Poland suspends ACTA ratification Feb 6th

Poland's PM is "mad" at his colleagues for the paucity of their consultations over ACTA | Read

Setting a good example Feb 6th

Poland, the "poster child of successful transformation," has much to offer the developing world, but by doing more it could strengthen its global profile, says Xavier Devictor, World Bank country manager | Read

STRATFOR: Russia's shifting political landscape: Putin's challenges Feb 6th

| Read