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Adam SzostkiewiczAdam Szostkiewicz writes for Polityka weekly news magazine in Warsaw. Recent articlesBronislaw Geremek: Polish and European liberal The Polish scholar-statesman Bronislaw Geremek (1932-2008) played an immense role in his country’s democratic transformation and return to Europe. Adam Szostkiewicz pays tribute. Poland marches: the people sound the alarmPoland's bitter political crisis has reached the streets. Democracy in danger or democracy in action, asks Adam Szostkiewicz. Poland's past and future popeOne year after the death of Pope John Paul II, Adam Szostkiewicz links Poland’s preparations for the visit of his successor Benedict XVI to concerns over the future of a Catholic media empire. The Polish autumnThe double election victory of the Law & Justice party has left Poland’s leading political actors embracing new friends and old enemies, finds Adam Szostkiewicz. The Polish lifeboatPoles are preparing for a double election likely to see a major reshuffle of national politics, reports Adam Szostkiewicz of “Polityka” news weekly in Warsaw. |
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