Highlights from this month's print and digital editions:
President Biden welcomed President Andrzej Duda and Prime Minister Donald Tusk of Poland for a joint meeting at the White House on March 12. The leaders reaffirmed their unwavering support for Ukraine’s defense against Russia’s brutal war of conquest.
Thousands of Polish farmers marched in Warsaw against EU climate policies and Ukrainian imports, demanding that authorities meet their demands. The protest began at the Palace of Science and Culture and continued towards parliament and the prime minister’s chancellery.
Poland will gain access to up to 137 billion euros ($148 billion) in European Union funds, according to the head of the EU executive, Ursula von der Leyen. The new government in Warsaw has begun implementing reforms that aim to restore judicial independence in the country.
A report by the Demagog website has found Polish state broadcaster TVP has displayed a pro-government bias since its takeover by Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s administration. The report compared the output of TVP after the change of power in December with the reporting of the two largest private broadcasters, TVN and Polsat.
Archaeological works have discovered 200 well-preserved bear, cave lion, and mammoth bones and other artifacts in Paradise Cave, Poland. The cave, known for its natural rock formations, is being conducted for the first time since the 1960s to research climate change and establish the history of Neanderthal man in the area.
Let Us Rejoice!
Pierogi, Polka, and Politics: Dyngus Day in South Bend
A First-hand glimpse into Poland’s Road to Freedom
Popular Bandleader and Vocalist Ken Machelski Passes
If you are not a subscriber, here's what you are missing in this month's PAJ: