Well-meaning outsiders sometimes warn visitors to Poland to stick to Kraków, overflowing with splendid historical buildings, and avoid Warsaw – “another boring capital city”, as one writer phrased it ...

John McVay, the head of UK producer trade body Pact for the past 25 years, is stepping down. McVay will continue to be employed by Pact until the end of 2025 or beginning of 2026 depending on how ...

WARSAW, May 25 (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of people took the streets of Warsaw on Sunday to show support for rival candidates in next week's tightly-contested Polish presidential election that ...

The Warsaw Pact was signed six years later in response to West Germany joining NATO. Natasha Fernandes uses archive of East Germany’s leader Otto Grotewohl to tell the story.

What makes it different for Warsaw pact countries is that they were so delighted to escape Moscow’s grip and burst free toward the West during the 1990s. They had finally busted out.

The Warsaw Pact was signed six years later in response to West Germany joining NATO. Natasha Fernandes uses archive of East Germany’s leader Otto Grotewohl to tell the story.

Training young workers “ Why are apprenticeships so rare? ” in Britain, you ask (March 22nd). Too many firms use apprenticeships for existing staff rather than new employees, but resolving ...

The threat of West Germany’s entry into NATO in 1955 caused the USSR to retaliate by forming the Warsaw Pact or ‘Treaty of Friendship, Cooperation and Mutual Assistance.’ ...

The U.S. promised Russia when the USSR broke up that it wouldn't move one inch into old Warsaw Pact countries, but it did, and it repeatedly lied and repeatedly grew NATO.

Numbers have fluctuated since that time, reaching a high of roughly 475,000 active-duty personnel in the late 1950s when the U.S. military served as a bulwark against Soviet and Warsaw Pact forces ...