... land given to the Embassy under the intergovernmental agreement of 1974. The Polish side has thus violated this bilateral accord as well.
Polish officials
referred
to the so-called "disparity" in the number of diplomatic properties between Russia and Poland, so they decided to eliminate this "injustice" with such a move.
According
to the Russian side, over the past few years, Russian diplomats have made repeated attempts to resolve this problem, and in the summer of 2021 submitted to the ...
... the purchase of the South Korean MLRSs by Poland was caused by the fact that Warsaw failed to buy the requested
quantity
of HIMARS systems from the U..S (more than 500 launchers).
The volumes of South Korean military products purchased by Canada and Poland give every reason to believe that a certain part can be supplied to Ukraine as that country exhausts its Soviet- and Russian-made military equipment, which was handed over to Kiev by the proponents of the warfare prolongation.
Seoul’s next step is to be regarded by Moscow as another challenge. Thus, on December 7, 2022, the Ukrainian Embassy in the Republic of Korea ...
... to Russia, visited Russian International Affairs Council
On August 3, 2022, Krzysztof Krajewski, Ambassador of Poland to Russia, visited Russian International Affairs Council.
The meeting addressed the challenges of European security and bilateral Russia-Poland relations, as well as the current state and prospects for a political settlement of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.
On February 28, 2022, Krzysztof Krajewski, Ambassador of Poland to Russia, and Counselor Tomasz Kzyminski, Head of the Political Department of the Embassy, visited Russian International Affairs Council
On February 28, 2022, Krzysztof Krajewski, Ambassador of Poland to Russia, and Counselor Tomasz Kzyminski, Head of ...
On July 27, 2021, RIAC Director General had a meeting with Krzysztof Krajewski, Polish Ambassador to Russia
On July 27, 2021, RIAC Director General had a meeting with Krzysztof Krajewski, Polish Ambassador to Russia.
The issues discussed in the course of the meeting with the Polish diplomat included bilateral Russian-Polish relations, as well as more ...
... professional (and depoliticized) historians, those who aim neither at practising propaganda nor at irrational chutzpah.
All of this, in my opinion, should serve as an impulse to look for new avenues of cooperation as well as serious reassessment of Poland’s and Russia’s common challenges and threats.
As Roman Dmowski famously
wrote
in 1930, “Russia’s destruction would be desirable from the point of view of many countries,” yet, he also warned, that “after all, the time would have come, and perhaps ...
... Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth briefly occupied Moscow in times of trouble, until it made the mistake of trying to impose Catholicism on Russia. This led to the successful patriotic revolt in 1612 led by Dmitry Pozharsky and Kuzma Minin. The historical Russia—Poland enmity is dramatised in Moussorgsky's opera “Boris Godunov,” based on the Pushkin epic poem of the same name.
The ghosts today in Belarus are not just Jewish ones. Huge amounts of Russian blood were shed across these lands during the Nazi advance ...
... extremely influential and not subject to anyone’s control.
Despite the persistent propaganda, one can risk to say that in the current geopolitical situation there is no country close to Polish borders, which would want to destabilize Poland. Scaring Poland with Russia is solely the result of an aberration in its perception. Although Russia dissociates itself from any aggressive intentions towards Poland, politicians of almost all options and mass media create the greatest threat on its part. In this way, the ...
... alternative succession of historical stages. He rejected the unity of eastern Slavs, drawing a line between the Ukrainian-Russian people and Great Russians. Before Mr Grushevsky, Ukrainian history had one way or another been integrated into the history of Russia and Poland, the neighbour powers which controlled Ukrainian territories. Accordingly, his innovation suggested an alternative model of historical development and a new succession in the continuity of state entities seen as the forerunners of modern Ukraine....
... of affairs on the markets, the gas will go largely unclaimed. On the one hand, there is nowhere for the gas to be used. On the other, a number of these projects will simply not be profitable.
The construction of Nord Stream 2 would actually benefit Poland. The more Russian gas going to Germany, the greater the surplus of the raw material that can subsequently be traded on the spot market.
In order to support American gas producers, the U.S. authorities are trying to clear the market of competition for them, specifically ...
