There is no chance for an agreement – unfortunately, it seems like the right way of describing the debates of the fourth meeting of the Polish-Lithuanian intergovernmental commission on education. True,

The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Radosław Sikorski, ensured that by the end of the year he will have financially supported “Kurier Wileński”, the newspaper coming out in Vilnius. The only

Dear Readers. As we have already informed you, the Polish Senate and the “Pomoc Polakom na Wschodzie” (Help for the Poles in the East) foundation have made significant cuts to

Historians from Poland, Lithuania, Ukraine and Russia began a series of discussions devoted to search for the recipe for improvement of international relations. The first of twelve academic meetings took

A mandatory matura exam of Polish? Quite possible, why not! Parents’ representatives in the education committee? But of course, absolutely. As many as five on each side. Fewer students in

Overcoming of stereotypes negatively influencing the course of interstate relations – such goal was set yesterday by the historians from Lithuania, Poland and Ukraine, who inaugurated a series of discussions

On Friday, 14th October 2011, the legal representative of “Kurier Wileński”, lawyer Tadeusz Gudziński submitted a complaint to the European Court of Human Rights against Lithuania for the penalty imposed

It appears that both déjà vu and amnesia in Polish-Lithuanian relations have been devouring Lithuanian politicians’ minds, who promise a lot only to revoke the given word so that they

Another curious thing that has been found by Kurier is that in Niemież, a place near Wilno (Vilnius), a moved piece of ground is “magically” cleared off its features and

Due to end at 6pm, ended almost at 10pm. No breakthrough. We are of course talking about the second meeting of the Intergovernmental Polish-Lithuanian Commission of Education, which finished the