Poland invented and shaped Ashkenazic Jewish culture. The largest percentage of Jews in the world lived here in Poland until 1939. You cannot tell the story of the Jews without Poland.

For many people, it’s sometimes difficult to understand the relationship between Poland and religion. Light-Filled Mountains: Pilgrimage Sites & Shrines in Poland The development of Catholicism in ...

Jewish food, and especially Ashkenazic Jewish food, is slowly but steadily returning to the country, where many of the dishes ...

Written by British authors in collaboration with the Adam Mickiewicz Institute, Speak the Culture: Poland compiles the most essential information regarding key historical events, figures and customs ...

Dr. Omar Habtoor Al Darei, Chairman of the General Authority of Islamic Affairs, Endowments and Zakat, participated in the official celebration organised by the Muslim Religious Union in the Republic ...

A refugee from Communist Poland recently reached Munich. He was a Roman Catholic priest, 30-odd years old, and he had come to tell West and East, via Radio Free Europe, about the struggle of his ...

For an American Pole, the rare acknowledgment of Poland’s role in Europe (“Poland Is the Indispensable NATO Ally,” Review & Outlook, May 4) comes at a price of a certain ominous feeling of ...

For eight years many bishops endorsed both PiS and its culture wars, likening the LGBT “rainbow plague” to “Bolshevist or Hitlerite” threats from the past. Now in opposition, PiS calls its ...