Amazon's Kindle Unlimited platform is criticized for providing free access to white nationalist literature, which can contribute to radicalization. Despite Amazon's efforts to remove such content from its physical book offerings, many titles remain available on Kindle Unlimited. The article highlights the role of publishers like Arktos Media and Counter-Currents Publishing in promoting far-right ideologies and calls for more expert oversight to prevent the spread of extremist content. The piece underscores the need for comprehensive measures to counter online radicalization.

Thousands of people in Poland protested against a near-total ban on abortion, attributing the legislation to the death of a pregnant woman.

A few dozen Holocaust survivors lead a march at the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp in southern Poland to commemorate those who died at the hands of the Nazis during the Second World War.

Elon Musk, owner of X and CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, visited the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland on January 22, participating in a memorial service and discussion panel with US right-wing commentator Ben Shapiro. This visit follows Musk's recent controversy over endorsing an anti-Jewish conspiracy theory on X, for which he has apologized. Musk defended the platform against accusations of anti-Semitism, emphasizing his frequent posting activity.

Tens of thousands of Ukrainian civilians are fleeing to Poland, primarily arriving at the border city of Przemysl. The majority of refugees are women, children, and the elderly, as men of fighting age remain in Ukraine to defend their country. Poland has seen a significant influx of refugees since Russia's invasion, with numbers rapidly increasing. Volunteers, including NGOs and private citizens, are providing essential support such as food, transportation, and temporary accommodation. Despite the dire circumstances, the morale among refugees remains high, with many expressing pride in their country's resilience.

Refugees from Ukraine, including children and pets, camped overnight at a train station in Przemysl, Poland, after fleeing Russia's invasion. Olha, a teacher from Kyiv, and Konstantin, a young man heading to Germany, shared their harrowing experiences. Polish officials provided aid, including food and assistance with onward travel. Iryna, a Ukrainian business owner, condemned Russia's actions and emphasized Ukraine's independence. The situation highlights the immediate humanitarian crisis and the broader geopolitical conflict.

The article discusses the crisis at the Poland-Belarus border where migrants are attempting to cross into the European Union. Over 10,000 migrants, mainly from Iraq, Syria, Africa, and Cuba, have tried to enter Poland in two months, with at least five reported deaths. The Polish government has deployed troops and declared a state of emergency, leading to a media blackout. The EU accuses Belarus of instigating the crisis as retaliation for sanctions. Human rights groups criticize Poland for illegal 'push-backs' of migrants. The Polish human rights organization 'Ocalenie' is providing aid to migrants. The article includes accounts from Cuban migrants and a Syrian refugee, highlighting the false promises of an easy passage into the EU. The situation is worsening with the onset of colder weather, and there has been no EU intervention to resolve the crisis.

Hungarian photojournalist Attila Husejnow discusses his experiences covering migrant stories across Asia and Europe, focusing on the current crisis at the Polish-Belarusian border. In response to EU sanctions, Viktor Lukashenko has been accused of initiating a hybrid war, leading to a state of emergency in Lithuania, Latvia, and Poland. These countries are enforcing push-backs of migrants, defying international law. Human rights organizations and international bodies are demanding access to provide humanitarian aid, as the situation worsens with the onset of winter.