Polish thought Information Service 20.03.2026
Poland. present 85th birthday celebrates “Myśli Polska”. On March 20, 1941, the first issue of this well - deserved magazine for our nation and our homeland was published in London. The letter was created as an organ of the National organization (SN). His thought was Prof. Władysław Folkierskiwho headed the MP Drafting Committee. First editor-in-chief was Marian Rojek. After that, the president of the National organization himself took over Tadeusz Bielecki. The next chiefs were besides highly well-deserved – Wojciech Wasiutyński and Antoni Dargas. The writing came out in London, but it was very Polish. During the period of madness, the "Myśl Polska" in Poland was included in a list of letters banned by censorship. In later years, the weekly magazine in the country was available in libraries. In 1993, the editorial board was transferred to Poland, including through efforts Jan Tomasz Zamoyski, editor-in-chief then became Bogusław Kowalski. Since 1997, the editor-in-chief is an excellent historian Jan Engelgard. His large merit is that at a time erstwhile another writings of national-democratic orientation and its related ones disappeared “Think Poland” not only lives but besides develops. It comes in both conventional paper and electronic versions, it has its website. The Polish thought Club was established, which already has branches throughout the country.
Poland.Polish thought Club in Szczecin and the Association of Homeland Light organized a gathering with erstwhile MP of Self-defense Wacław Klukowski. Topics discussed during the gathering afraid Polish east policy, energy security, historical policy and problems of Polish agriculture. Representatives Polish thought Club from Silesia took part in a gathering at the Bytom Border Centre with a manager and a border activist Jack the Meat. At the meeting, there was an open-ended campaigner. Danuta Skalskand an eyewitness to Ukrainian crimes Roman Swidziński.
Poland. Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that Poland would not send its troops to Iran due to the fact that "it has another NATO tasks". He stressed that the conflict in the mediate East does not straight concern our security. Prior to sending Polish soldiers to war with Iran, the president ruled out Karol Nawrockiwho, as head of the armed forces, makes decisions on specified matters.
Poland. The Warsaw territory court declared “legal admissibility” of the Russian archaeologist's release Aleksandra Butiagin Ukrainian website. What these people are doing is completely alien to the rules of civilization on which a average state should be based. In December 2025, the interior safety Agency, acting on orders from the territory Attorney's Office in Warsaw arrested Alexander Butiagin – due to the fact that the Ukrainian side demanded it. The scientist then drove through Poland due to the fact that he was going to Holland, where he taught lectures. Archaeologist and historian was prosecuted by Ukrainian peculiar services for conducting excavations in Crimea. spokesperson for the Kremlin Dmitri Doskov He said that the Russian authorities would do anything to aid the Russian archaeologist arrested in Poland," says Reuter Agency. Pieskov added that "It is clear that the Polish court is proukrian".
Ukraine. Leader of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenski changes his head and announces that “It is time to resume the talks”. Ukraine's leader added: "We have received signals from the US showing readiness to proceed work within existing negotiating formats to put an end to Russia's war with Ukraine". He besides explained that the details of the talks were discussed with the Secretary of the National safety and Defence Council of Ukraine Rustem Umerov, head of the Chancellery of president Kiriła Budanov and head of the organization of the Servant of the Nation David Arachami. spokesperson for the Kremlin Dmitri Doskov He had previously told Russian media that trilateral peace talks between the US, Russia and Ukraine had been suspended.
Belarus. Emissary of U.S. president Donald Trump, John Coale After gathering the president of Belarus Alaxandr Lukashenko stated that 250 prisoners were released in Belarus. The US has abolished much of the sanctions against Minsk. According to Our Niwa portal, tv writer Belsat was among the dismissed Andreyev Cathedral. Poland demands dismissal of erstwhile writer “Gazeta Wyborcza” Andrzej Pochobut. The U.S. side message reads: "The relations between Belarus and the United States have improved significantly."
Hungary. Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated that they would not support any decision favourable to Ukraine, "until they received the oil they owned." He added that it would only be possible to open a "new chapter" in contacts on the Kiev-Budapest line erstwhile oil transit has been unlocked. He stressed that the deficiency of oil supplies was a substance of endurance for his country. "This is not about politics, this is about our existence. Getting this oil is simply a question of endurance for Hungarians. Without it, Hungarian households and businesses will go bankrupt."
Hungary. JD Vance is due to pay a visit to Budapest in the coming days to show support to Viktor Orbán before the election on 12 April – informs Reuters. In the polls, Fidesz loses to the opposition pro-war and pro-Ukrainian organization Tish led by Péter Magyar. However, many voters inactive hesitate to vote.
Hungary. Government spokesman, Zoltan Kovacs, pointed out by name and surname of Meta's employee, who came from Poland (Oskar Braszczyński – ed.), accusing him of bias towards the government. According to Viktor Orban's co-worker, "Poland's network activity and political sympathy can influence the moderation of content in a way that is detrimental to the Hungarian Prime Minister". He added that "a individual has repeatedly shown sympathy for the Hungarian opposition movement and his online activity indicates a strong proukrainist stance and opposition to the erstwhile Government of Law and Justice in Poland".
Finland. Prime Minister of Finland Petteri Orpo named Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orban A traitor. Orpo in an interview with journalists stated that Orban uses Ukraine as a weapon in his election campaign. He added: “This is not good. We had a deal and I think he betrayed us... We request to find a way to decision forward. I encourage Ukraine and the European Commission to find a solution to the pipeline. The most crucial issue is how we will guarantee the financing of Ukraine."
Belgium. Prime Minister of Belgium Bart De Wever he late gave an interview in which he advocated the future normalisation of the EU's relation with Russia, which caused a storm in Ukraine, Germany, France and the UK. Yesterday, he stated that specified a decision could only be made erstwhile a lasting and acceptable peace was reached in Ukraine.
Denmark. Copenhagen was preparing to attack US troops on Greenland at the highest of threats Donald Trump – is based on the findings of the Danish media. In mid-January, Denmark sent its troops to Greenland. It was officially reported that the increased presence of troops was associated with Natian exercises. According to the findings of DR, a Danish public broadcaster, was actually preparing for the worst – the US armed attack. Greenland, inhabited by about 57,000 people, was a Danish colony until 1953, but it is now an autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark, which besides includes the Sheep Rashes.
Spain. Secretary-General of the Socialist organization Podemos Ione Belarra called the United States and Israel "the top threat to humanity's security". In her speech in Congress, she besides called on the Spanish Government to "remove the American Army", shut down all U.S. bases in the country and leave NATO's "criminal alliance".
Greece. According to the Athenian press, 2 ballistic missiles were shot down on Thursday morning by the Patriot-led Greek Air Force of Saudi Arabia (ELDISA), as part of its participation in the mission of the global Air Integrated defence (IAMD) initiative.
Iceland. Reykjavik police have stated that they will examine the statements The priest did the washing. Jakoba Rollanda, granted to Icelandic State tv RÚV in early March to find whether criminal proceedings should be initiated against a priest who besides serves as Chancellor of the Diocese of Reykjavik. The alleged hateful statements are that members of the LGBT+ community do not receive aid if they want to "leave this lifestyle" and the view that "this is what is missing in modern society".
Cyprus. president of Cyprus Nikos Christodulidis stated that the British military bases on the island are a "colonial consequence", and that after the mediate East conflict has ended, a discussion on their position and future will be needed.
Israel. The head of the MON of Israel Israel Israel Kaca, provided information on the authority of the army to kill any Iranian officials without additional consent.
Israel. Minister for Defence of Israel Israel Kac reported on Wednesday that Israeli armed forces killed Iran's intelligence minister Esmail Chatib. The Israeli Army (IDF) stated in a message on Chatib's death that he played a “significant function in fresh protests across Iran, both with respect to arrests and killing protesters and shaping the assessment of the situation by the regime.”
12 October 2023, Israel, Sderot: Israeli soldiers on a tank are seen close the Israel-Gaza border. Photo: Ilia Yefimovich/dpaIran. Head of the MFA of Iran Abbas Aragchi spoke to his counterparts from Turkey, Egypt and Pakistan, informing of the "descalating and escalation" actions of the US and Israel, provided Iranian state media. Both sides of the mediate East War intensified attacks on energy infrastructure.
Iran. Tehran demands compensation from the United arabian Emirates, accusing them of making the U.S. Army available to carry out attacks, according to a letter from Iran's Ambassador to the UN to the Secretary-General of this organization. Ambassador Amir Said Iranani He wrote that the UAE's consent to usage their territory for U.S. attacks constitutes a "internationally unlawful act" and entails the work of the state," stated the Iranian agency NourNews.
Qatar. "Iranian attacks destroyed 17 percent of Qatar's liquefied natural gas (LNG) export potential. They caused yearly harm estimated at $20 billion for lost income and threatened deliveries to Europe and Asia," reported QatarEnergy Saad al-Kaabi. QatarEnergy revealed that 2 of the 14 catharic LNG trains and 1 of 2 natural gas liquefaction plants were damaged in the attacks. The essential repairs will last 3-5 years, preventing exports of 12.8 million tonnes of LNG per year – the Qatari company estimates.
Oman. Minister for abroad Affairs of that State, Badr Albusaidi, said Wednesday that the United States had lost control of its abroad policy and are engaged in a war that is not ‘their’. In an article published in The Economist, he stated that the United States and Iran were close to reaching a real agreement. He added that the joint American-Israeli attacks on Iran on 28 February, conducted only a fewer hours after the last and most crucial circular of talks, were "shock but not surprise".
China. Ombudsman of the Chinese Ministry of abroad Affairs Lin Jian quoted this position during the briefing in Beijing. Beijing does not hold Israel indignant. Lin Jian said at a press conference: “We are shocked by these statements. We argue the usage of force in global relations. Killing Iranian state leaders and attacks on civilian targets are absolutely unacceptable." The Ombudsman pointed out that Israel exceeded any limit and that the dispute could spread throughout the region. He added that "international society commonly calls for fast ceasefire and the end of war".
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