Can Defence Spending Make Poland Richer?
From Fiscal Burden to Strategic Investment
Forgetting the South: Polish Politics Towards the African Continent
With the global rise of tensions between the U.S.A, EU, China, and Russia, the African continent comes into the spotlight yet again.
Poland’s Texan Gambit: Why Warsaw Is Betting It All On Washington?
Warsaw has long been described as “Washington’s favorite ally” in Europe, but usually in the tone one uses for a helpful, if slightly over-eager, younger cousin.
InPost Is Not The Ugly Duckling Anymore
The InPost we know today grew out of Rafał Brzoska’s first company integer.pl which, founded in 1999, was dedicated to leaflet distribution.
United States of America: When a Republic Becomes a Brand
America, as a country, is a diverse group of people, formed under the Declaration of Independence, bound by the Constitution, and anchored in the belief in the American Dream of freedom, justice, and capitalism.
A Polish Queen in the Roman Capitol: Exhibition on Polish-Italian Shared Heritage
Last year, Polish and Italian heritage crossed paths on the Roman Capitoline Hill, reviving a shared point in history through an exhibition on Maria Casimira d’Arquien Sobieska (1641-1716).
The Twentieth-Largest Economy and Other Lines We Learn to Wear
Driving through Milan in the back of an old but comforting cab, I’m struck by how strangely familiar the streets feel.
Polish Identity on the Global Fashion Stage
Nowadays fashion is often perceived as ephemeral; trends have a lifecycle of merely a few weeks and aesthetics change every season.
The Model Ally? Poland at 27 Years in NATO
On March 12, 1999, Poland, alongside Hungary and the Czech Republic, formally entered the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), breaking the shackles of the post-Yalta order.
What Do We Owe Persia? The forgotten story of more than 115,000 Polish refugees in Iran
Throughout the years 1942-1943, around 115,000 war-exhausted, wrecked Poles were able to lie on the incandescent, golden sand of Pahlawi (today: Bandar-e Anzali). The push to escape the horrors of Siberian reality brought them all the way to Persia, marking the beginning of shared chapter of history.
Złoty vs Euro - Poland's Worthwhile Defiance of European Monetary Unity
Analysis of Polish approach to Euro currency
International Journal of Poles - Our Mission
Lambert's raison d'être.
Editor's Letter
Introduction to The Lambert's first Print Edition.