☘️ Zapraszamy na sylwestrowe wydanie (28/12) Hello Irlandia Show # 100 z Sebastianem Rossem & Sebastianem Pitoniem Live🎙

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• Presidential troubles for the Polish government as Andrzej Duda queries its latest judicial reform proposals and vetoes the ‘Lex Czarnek 2.0’

• Prime Minister Morawiecki says the European Parliament should ‘clean its own mess’ before ‘lecturing’ member states about the rule of law

• the government refutes criticism of the merger of two of the country’s largest energy companies PKN Orlen and Lotus, and

• the performance of Polish referee Szymon Marciniak in the Qatar World Cup final is widely praised.

☘️ Zapraszamy do odsłuchania świątecznego wydania Hello Irlandia Show #99 z Niespodzianką 🎙

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• The Polish government risks exacerbating internal tensions as it moves to compromise with Brussels over the reform of the country’s judicial system

• President Duda meets his German counterpart in Berlin in the aftermath of the dispute over the deployment of German Patriot anti-aircraft weapons in Poland

• Poland marks the 41st anniversary of the imposition of martial law in December 1981, and

• Iga Świątek is named the Women’s Tennis Association Player of the Year.

   Zapraszamy na Hello Irlandia Show nr 98 z Ewą Trzcińską o sytuacji we Włoszech 🎙

Gościem programu Hello Irlandia Show nr 98 Live jest Ewa Trzcińska — Współzałożycielka i prezes Polskiej Izby Biznesowej we Włoszech CAPI- Camera d'Affari Polacca in Italia z siedzibą w Bolonii. Urodzona w Warszawie, absolwentka Instytutu Dziennikarstwa na Wydziale Dziennikarstwa i Nauk Politycznych na Uniwersytecie Warszawskim. Ma ponad 25-letnie doświadczenie promowaniu działalności gospodarczej na rzecz Polski i Włoch, organizacji wystąpień targowych i innych eventów. Dziennikarka i tłumaczka.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• Poland is to proceed with the deployment of German Patriot air defence systems in the country after Berlin’s refusal to instead deploy them in Ukraine

• UN Ambassador Szczerski accuses Russia of deliberately creating a humanitarian crisis in Ukraine as a ‘weapon of war’

• Poland is to purchase an additional 116 main battle tanks from the U.S. as part of its military modernisation while the army also receives its first consignment of tanks from South Korea, and

• the Polish soccer team makes a tame World Cup exit at the hands of France.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• the Polish soccer team makes it through to the knock-out stage of the World Cup in Qatar despite a 2-nil defeat at the hands of Argentina

• Poland changes tack and requests that Patriot air defence systems offered to the country by Germany are instead deployed in Ukraine

• the government announces plans for a public enquiry into the country’s energy policy since 2007, and

• a collection of artworks evacuated from Ukraine goes on public display in Poznań.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• Poland goes soccer crazy as the national team opens its World Cup account with a 0-0 draw against Mexico

• the Polish government accepts a German offer of Patriot air defence systems to help protect the country’s airspace

• the remains of Professor Jan Łukasiewicz are interred in Warszawa’s Powązki cemetery after their transfer from Dublin, and

• KINOPOLIS, the Polish Film Festival, is to return to the Irish Film Institute, from December 8th to 11th, featuring a programme of award-winning films.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• President Andrzej Duda says the rocket strike that killed two people near the border with Ukraine on Tuesday afternoon was probably from a stray Ukrainian air defence weapon

• a new film about the life of the legendary Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński goes on general release in Poland

• the Polish soccer team heads to the World Cup in Qatar on the back of a 1-0 friendly victory over Chile, and

• events take place in Poland and abroad to mark Polish Independence Day last Friday.

Poland’s main news stories over the past week have included:

• A top aide to President Duda cites the threat of Russian weaponization of illegal migration as justification for the new fence on the border with Kaliningrad

• the Sejm adopts a fresh attempt by Minister Przemysław Czarnek to reform the country’s education system

• a new exhibition is taking place in Warszawa commemorating the 1930s Stalin-era great Ukrainian famine, and

• eleven iconic royal residences are opened to the public free of charge for the month of November.