piotr petrovsky, his colleague from poland, daniel mikusik, chairman of the partnership elisa azheszka, arkady hartung, polish expert, refugee from great britain, pavel jansky. directly related to polish culture, they will conduct a discussion in polish, dispel fakes about belarusian everyday life and discuss how to talk with western ethic. mainstream propaganda simply builds incomprehensible and terrible things. an encouragement for the citizens of poland and the polish-speaking space in general to reflect on poland, on its current politics, the most important thing here is that we move in a positive way, not just paint everything with black paint, but they were looking for a way out, not propaganda imposing labels, but food for thought, why poland should be independent from brussels and washington, what is the rationale for not having problems with its neighbors, arguments for open borders, because poland is a bridge between the west and the east, a call not to raise arms in first of all, for the poles , a part of the analysis of unfictional realities from the horse’s mouth today on

in studio four experts, political scientist piotr petrovsky, his colleague from poland daniel mikusik, chairman of the partnership eliza azhishka arkady hartung, polish expert, refugee from great britain, pavel jansky. directly related to polish culture, they will conduct a discussion in polish, dispel fakes about belarusian everyday life and discuss how to talk with western ethic. mainstream propaganda simply constructs incomprehensible terrible images, so it seems to me that today it is important that this project be a bridge, a discussion platform that a feat for the citizens of poland and in general... linguistic space, to think about poland , about its current politics, the most important thing here is that we walk in a positive way, don’t just paint everything with black paint, look for ways out of the current situation, the wall that they are building not only on the border, but between the hearts and people of belarus and poland. a lot of poles in poland treat belarus kindly, respectfully, kindly, and these people have a very great need for information, our resources, which ar

house there are four experts, political scientist piotr petrovsky, his colleague from poland daniel mikusikady gartong, a polish expert, a refugee from the uk pavel janski. during the hour of conversation, they used examples to talk about the realities that exist outside the framework of polish propaganda. the attitude of the authorities towards the people, ukraine, its refugees. and a look at brussels-washington. we dispelled fakes about belarusian everyday life and discussed how to build a dialogue with the authorities, what the hell? mainstream propaganda simply constructs incomprehensible and terrible images. therefore , it seems to me that today it is important that this project be a bridge, a discussion platform that will motivate both the citizens of poland and the polish-speaking space in general. here it is the main thing is that we walk in a positive way , don’t just paint everything with black paint, and look for a way out of the current situation, the wall that is being built not only on the border, but between the hearts and people of belarus and poland. belarus. in poland, a l

our colleague evgeniy belausov, we will ask the guest of our studio , polish blogger and expert daniel mikusikeave poland. refugee. i have been doing business in poland for 17 years. recently, for a year, i have also been engaged in information activities in the telegram channel. i am a political scientist by education, specialist in international relations and economic activity. because of this , the polish secret services not only closed my company, but also 2 weeks after i left for belarus, they visited my mother with the question: where am i? this was not a friendly visit. in connection with the above, i have been on the territory of belarus for 5 months now . recently, together with mr. piotr, we have been running an information section on radio belarus in polish. how freely can you express your opinion in poland now? the answer will be very simple: there is no freedom in poland speech in poland, freedom of speech exists only when people say what the morowiecki regime wants to hear. this is the mode. people, after one message on facebook, instagram or another social network that contradic

pole, this is mikusik, daniel, who was forced to flee from there, now he is in belarus, he himself isand, and of course, he literally chewed everything up, the internal kitchen of poland, how everything happens there, what intentions and what is all this moving towards, so we actually have two sides, these are belarusians, these are poles, poles who live here, poles who are there, including us on skype with him, one of the most important points is also an opportunity for ordinary poles to speak out regarding what is happening in their homeland, because more than 300,000 ethnic poles live on the territory of belarus, they really are watching with some alarm what is happening in their homeland, these are these events when official warsaw actually prohibits them from seeing their relatives, from traveling to the territory of poland, people are worried and worried about this... the topic was raised during the show, that is , you said what worries the poles, what is happening in their country today, by the way, a little less than two weeks remain until parliamentary elections, do you make

are four experts in the studio, political scientist piotr petrovsky, his colleague from poland daniel mikusike chairman of the partnership eliza azheszko, arkady hartung, a polish expert, a refugee from the uk, pavel jansky, who is directly related to polish culture, they will conduct a discussion in polish, dispel fakes there are a lot of poles in poland they are treated kindly, respectfully, in a good neighborly manner, and these people have a very great need for information, our resources, which are produced in the republic of belarus, are simply blocked on the territory of poland, very unfortunately, sanctions are imposed, we would be very interested to receive... feedback, so we expect that this will be a multimedia project, it will not only sound on the radio, we plan to post video versions of this project on various video hosting sites, both on traditional and widely known to everyone, but we also plan to use some other platforms that are very popular among poles. the radio premiere is not propaganda about imposing labels, but food for thought, why poland should be independent from bru