Poland in a Nutshell

Greenland returned into the spotlight after US President Donald Trump had reiterated Washington's proposal to take control of the island, which is an autonomous part of the Kingdom of Denmark. So is Greenland for sale? Tune in to hear Polish and foreign analysts weigh in!

The Warsaw Wrap brings you the week's biggest talking points. Expect lively banter, tongue-in-cheek quips and no shortage of opinions as our hosts make sense—or nonsense—of the latest developments in Poland.

As Ankara hosts its second NATO summit, the professor of political sciences at the Yildiz Technical University discusses Turkey's balancing between its Western allies and Moscow: operating as an indispensable NATO member while maintaining trade and energy ties with Russia.

The Warsaw-based Sobieski Institute think tank said in a new report that Britain had avoided the economic collapse predicted by some critics of Brexit, but had moved onto a permanently weaker growth path since the 2016 referendum.

The Warsaw-based Sobieski Institute think tank said in a new report that Britain had avoided the economic collapse predicted by some critics of Brexit, but had moved onto a permanently weaker growth path since the 2016 referendum.

The founder of Opsec4Kids and expert in children’s digital education and cybersecurity discusses the impact of digital technologies on Poles' mental health, following the publication of a report by PKO Ubezpieczenia devoted to their digital wellbeing.

A former venture capitalist and financier was a guest speaker at the European Forum for New Ideas in Warsaw this spring, where he discussed ways of building globally leading companies without Silicon Valley’s venture capital ecosystem.

An analyst with the Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM) think-tank discusses the future of Armenia in view of the upcoming parliamentary elections on June 7, 2026. To what extent can Armenia decouple itself from Russia? Tune in to find out.

The Sukces Pisany Szminką (Success Written in Lipstick) Foundation, an organization set up in 2008 to promote women entrepreneurship, has recently held a gala in Warsaw honoring the winners of the 17th edition of its Businesswoman of the Year competition in 14 categories, including small and big businesses, science and culture.

The co-founder of the Polish Institute of Sports Diplomacy discusses the extent to which countries use sports as a tool for policy-making and image-building as well as the actual strength of sports diplomacy in selected countries. So, as Poland gets ready to host the FIBA 3x3 Basketball World Cup in June, how much sport soft power does this country actually have?