What's Up :: For whom the Sigismund Bell tolls The famous Royal Sigismund Bell at Wawel Cathedral in Krakow has just celebrated 500 years in service to the Polish nation witnessing both joyous and tragic moments of history Zobacz więcej na temat:
What's Up :: Stricter traffic law in Poland The amended Rules of The Road envisage more severe puishment for drivers who show disrespect for the safety of others and violate traffic restrictions Zobacz więcej na temat:
What's Up : EU COVID Certificates Fully vaccinated Poles, as all EU citizens, can obtain a COVID Certificate (also in digital form) allowing travel between Schengen member countries without the need for coronavirus testing or undergoing quarantine Zobacz więcej na temat:
What's Up :: Poles happy with summer travel perspectives but... Good news for Polish holidaymakers as the government lifts most Covid related restrictions but the Delta variant of the virus is just around the corner and ready to strike Zobacz więcej na temat:
What's Up :: More foreign students at Polish universities The outgoing academic year has seen close to 85 thousand young foreigners taking advantage of university offers throughout Poland with almost every second student arriving from neighboring Ukraine Zobacz więcej na temat:
What's Up : The unique Ostródzko-Elbląski Channel This hydro-technical solution connects Western-Masurian lakes with the Vistula river and is considered one of the greatest achievements of 19th century engineering Zobacz więcej na temat:
What's Up :: New rules for electric scooters in Poland Amendments to the Rules of the Road have introduced fresh obligations on e-scooter users in Poland to upgrade safety of the riders as well as passerby pedestrians Zobacz więcej na temat:
What's Up :: Polish history reflected in family stories The Museum of Polish History has asked Poles to look through their family relics and correspondence in search of information to enrich common knowledge about developments of national significance Zobacz więcej na temat:
What's Up :: Polish marks on UNESCO list Poland has been successful in securing an impressive number of entries on the World Heritage List on its own and sharing a few other with its western and eastern neighbors Zobacz więcej na temat:
What's Up :: Polish women and the vote Polish women received voting rights almost immediately after the country regained independence in 1918 and their political activity has been gaining momentum ever since Zobacz więcej na temat:
What's Up :: Poland still threatened by wartime explosives Despite the many decades that have passed since World War Two vast areas in Poland are still considered potential danger zones because of unexploded bombs and mines Zobacz więcej na temat:
What's Up :: More Poles reaching out for books A recent survey by the National Library shows that 42 percent of Poles have read at least one book over the past 12 months which signals a positive reversal in readership trends Zobacz więcej na temat:
What's Up :: What makes Poland historically different - part 4 One of the examples differentiating contemporary Polish history from that of many European nations is the post-war shift of Poland's borders resulting from the Yalta and Potsdam agreements Zobacz więcej na temat:
What's Up :: Poles on two wheelers Poland is the EU's fourth largest producer of bicycles but does the volume find reflection in the enthusiasm of Poles for their everyday use? Zobacz więcej na temat:
What's Up :: The polonaise dance Poland is engaged in a bid to include its national dance, the polonaise, on UNESCO's Cultural Heritage list Zobacz więcej na temat:
What's Up :: Second Covid Easter This is the second Easter holiday with a third wave of the coronavirus pandemic looming over religious celebrations and family gatherings Zobacz więcej na temat:
What's Up :: Polish contributions to space exploration In the last 40 years over 80 instruments designed and built by Polish scientists and engineers have been used in international space missions Zobacz więcej na temat:
What's Up :: Nicknames of Polish cities Some Polish cities have nicknames based on the names of well known foreign places such as Paris of the North or Silesian Rome Zobacz więcej na temat: