Five people have died and tens of thousands have been left without power in Ukraine after intense Russian missile and drone attacks overnight, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said.
Jakub Łysiak Honored Among the “50 Friends of Ukraine” On May 23, 2026 during the BE BRAVE LIKE UKRAINE Forum 2026 in Warsaw, Jakub Lysiak, was recognized as
As Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine began in February 2022, millions of refugees crossed into neighboring Poland seeking safety, shelter, and hope. For many Poles, the war was not a distant geopolitical event, but a deeply personal and moral challenge unfolding just beyond their homes. In this reflective article, a Polish activist shares firsthand experiences from the early days of the war — encounters with refugees, humanitarian efforts, and the emotional weight of witnessing another tragedy in Eastern Europe.
Inside the War: Humanitarian Action to Eastern Ukraine reveals the stark realities faced by millions of Ukrainian refugees. As winter approaches, the challenges intensify with skyrocketing inflation and a housing crisis in Poland. Join me on a journey into the heart of the conflict, where I ventured into eastern Ukraine to deliver essential supplies. Witness the resilience of those affected, the dire need for humanitarian aid, and the emotional reunions that unfold amidst the chaos. This firsthand account sheds light on the urgent support required as the war enters a new, perilous stage.
Each year, at the end of April, we return to one of the most difficult and emotionally charged chapters in post-war Polish history: Operation “Vistula”
Jakub Łysiak Honored Among the “50 Friends of Ukraine” On May 23, 2026 during the BE
As Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine began in February 2022, millions of refugees crossed into neighboring Poland seeking safety, shelter, and hope. For many Poles, the war was not a distant geopolitical event, but a deeply personal and moral challenge unfolding just beyond their homes. In this reflective article, a Polish activist shares firsthand experiences from the early days of the war — encounters with refugees, humanitarian efforts, and the emotional weight of witnessing another tragedy in Eastern Europe.