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What's up

What's Up :: Ukrainian personal documents to be made in Poland

Ukraine's Ministry of Internal Affairs has announced that new ID cards and passports for Ukrainian citizens would be printed in Poland, mainly with the aim of preventing those in areas occupied by Russian forces from being forcibly deprived of their citizenship Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Poles see war in Ukraine as threat but continue to support refugees

Three in four Poles believe the Russian invasion of Ukraine represents a threat to Poland's national security, nevertheless 90 percent of Polish society is in favor of accepting all refugees from the war torn neighbor country Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: New national holiday in Poland

As of this year June 20th is observed as the National Day of Silesian Uprisings - an armed struggle between 1919 and 1921 to incorporate a part of Upper Silesia into the reborn Polish state Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Poland the leader of aid to Ukraine

The Ukrainian edition of Forbes magazine has ranked Poland top among 40 countries extending various forms of assistance to Russian attacked Ukraine and its people Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Poles concerned with Russian threat

A great majority of Poles are concerned their country is under threat from Russia amid the war in neighboring Ukraine Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Children's Day in Poland with Ukrainians in mind

The traditionally joyous celebrations on June 1st will also be focusing on the plight of the youngest Ukrainian war refugees Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: More Ukrainian programing from Polish Radio

The new FM channel launched in Warsaw has already doubled its air time with the aim to counter the Kremlin's disinformation and cater to the needs of listeners in Poland and Ukraine Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Poland sees Ukrainian baby boom

The number of Ukrainian babies born in Poland has rapidly increased mainly due to the huge wave of war refugees with many pregnant women among them Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Polish concept of UNICEF

Not many people know that the man widely regarded as the founder of UNICEF is Ludwik Rajchman, a Polish doctor Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Three consecutive days of importance for Poland

It seldom happens that a series of three days falling side by side carry such meaningful significance for a nation's history and its present day - in Poland's case it is May 1st, 2nd and 3rd Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Poles willing to pay more to cut Russian profits

Reducing the use of energy materials imported from Russia will greatly impact the Kremlin's earnings thus hampering expenditures connected with conducting war in Ukraine Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Easter with war in the background

Bearing in mind that Easter should be a time of reflection and peace, it makes us so much more sad that the Russian attack on Ukraine with all its atrocities has deprived our neighbors of the family closeness normally associated with Easter celebrations Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Ukrainian media adapt to war reality

The profile of many Ukrainian websites has been revised dramatically over the past weeks with their content changed due to the raging Russian aggression and its consequences Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Polish fundraisers for Ukraine

A series of big media events and rallies have been staged in Poland to support the cause of Ukrainians fighting for their homeland against Russian aggressors Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Polish ID numbers for Ukrainian refugees

The PESEL, or personal identification number, grants Ukrainian refugees legal residence and employment in Poland and ensures access to social benefits, free healthcare and education Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Polish programers circumvent Putin's digital censorship

A website created by a Polish group aims to counter Russian propaganda by allowing Westerners to send individual messages about the war in Ukraine to random people in Russia Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Russians brainwashed by Putin propaganda

Cut off from outside information Russian society remains in the dark on the war in Ukraine being fed with lies and propaganda by president Vladimir Putin and his Kremlin associates Zobacz więcej na temat:

What's Up :: Polish help for Ukrainian refugees

Poland has responded immediately with assistance, both at government administration level as well as on the part of individual citizens, to Ukrainians fleeing their country after the Russian attack Zobacz więcej na temat: