Kyiv claims public holiday to mark 1943’s ‘Bloody Sunday’ as genocide strains ‘good neighbourly relations’
Kyiv claims public holiday to mark 1943’s ‘Bloody Sunday’ as genocide strains ‘good neighbourly relations’
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Warsaw and Kyiv remain at odds over the wartime killings
"It is our shared duty to honor the memory of each victim with dignity," the Ukrainian embassy said on July 11, Poland's National…
The remarks sparked debate in Poland, with critics arguing they drew a false equivalence between the Volhynia massacres and…
Poland, steeped in bad memories of the 1939 invasion and decades of Soviet dominance after World War II, is a firm backer of…
WARSAW: Polish leaders on Friday warned that the Ukrainian president’s move to honor a controversial World War II group accused…
The current Polish-Ukrainian spat over historical issues continues to fester and needs to be handled responsibly, worthy of…
