July 11 marks the 82nd anniversary of the 1943 Volhynia Massacre, when radical Ukrainian militias launched coordinated attacks on more than 100 villages, killing thousands of Polish civilians. The Massacre was the bloodiest of a series of killings of over 100,000 Poles carried out by the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) and the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) in German-occupied Poland from February 1943 to spring 1945. TVP World's historian, Jan Darasz, joins us to provide further ins

Watch how a herd of European bison crosses a road in eastern Poland. Poland is home to Europe's largest land mammal—the majestic European bison (żubr). Thanks to decades of conservation, Poland's population hit a record 3,060 in 2025, with over 2,855 roaming free in forests like Białowieża & Bieszczady. From near-extinct to thriving! Credit: X@StapelAndrew | British Poles

🇬🇧 The history of Poland and Ukraine is full of difficult moments, including the tragic events in Volhynia in 1943. Despite these painful experiences, both sides continue to strive for understanding. Today, in the face of Ukraine's war with Russia, we are united by common goals and the solidarity between our peoples is stronger than ever. 🇵🇱 Historia Polski i Ukrainy jest pełna trudnych momentów, w tym tragicznych wydarzeń na Wołyniu w 1943 roku. Mimo tych bolesnych doświadczeń, obie strony