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About Karolina
Currently: Contributing Reporter, The Wall Street Journal
Previously: Producer, Der Spiegel
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Interview (Video / Broadcast) Documentaries News Gathering
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Portfolio

Orioles’ Gunnar Henderson Nailed By Pitch As Yankees Seek Revenge For Aaron Judge Injury

20 Jun 2024  |  FreeREAD
Orioles' player Gunnar Henderson was hit by a pitch in a game against the Yankees, which is seen as a retaliatory act for an earlier injury to Yankees' player Aaron Judge. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between the two teams.

The Misfits Russia Is Recruiting to Spy on the West

14 May 2024  |  WSJ
Ukrainian refugee Maxim Leha, struggling financially in Poland, was recruited through Telegram to engage in espionage activities for Russia. Initially tasked with graffiti, Leha's role escalated to fixing cameras on railroads transporting Western military aid to Ukraine. The article highlights Russia's recruitment of individuals in vulnerable positions to spy on Western interests, reflecting ongoing tensions in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Pentagon seeks to expand special ops authorities for friendly nations

13 May 2024  |  Informal Institute of National Security Thinkers and Practitioners (IINSTP)
The Pentagon is seeking congressional approval to expand special operations authorities to train and equip U.S.-aligned countries for irregular warfare against external threats. The proposal aims to include 'resistance operations' and 'foreign internal defense operations' to address security challenges in regions like Taiwan and Scandinavia, which face potential threats from Russia. The expansion is part of a broader strategy to enhance the capacity of allied nations to resist aggression and maintain stability. The proposal highlights the need for increased investment in defense capabilities and partnership building to counteract external influences and ensure regional security.

Ukrainian Children Brought to Camps in Belarus, Exposed to Pro-Kremlin Propaganda

26 Oct 2023  |  WSJ
Belarus, a close ally of Russia, has transported over 2,000 Ukrainian children, including orphans, to camps in Belarus where they were subjected to pro-Kremlin propaganda. This operation, supported by an agreement between Russia and Belarus, involved transportation by Russian Railways and funding from Belaruskali. The children were taken to Minsk and then to camps using buses from the soccer team Shakhtyor Soligorsk, owned by Belaruskali's CEO Ivan Golovaty. The effort underscores Belarus's support for Russia's war in Ukraine.

Ukrainian Children Brought to Camps in Belarus, Exposed to Pro-Kremlin Propaganda

26 Oct 2023  |  WSJ
Belarus, a close ally of Russia, has transported over 2,000 Ukrainian children, including orphans, to camps in Belarus where they were exposed to pro-Kremlin propaganda. This effort, supported by an agreement between Russia and Belarus, involved transportation by Russian Railways and funding from Belaruskali. The children were brought to Minsk and then transported to camps using buses from the soccer team Shakhtyor Soligorsk, whose owner, Ivan Golovaty, is implicated in the effort. The article highlights the negative implications of these actions and the involvement of various entities in the propaganda campaign.

Polish Election Upends Right-Wing Ruling Party

15 Oct 2023  |  wsj.com
Poland's ruling Law and Justice Party (PiS) did not secure enough seats to form a government in the recent election, signaling a potential end to their governance marked by controversy over democratic freedoms and the rule of law. The opposition is poised to form a majority coalition, indicating a shift in Poland's political landscape amid the backdrop of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Poland to Send Four MiG-29 Jet Fighters to Ukraine

01 Oct 2023  |  WSJ
Poland will send four MiG-29 jet fighters to Ukraine, marking the first instance of a Western nation supplying warplanes to Kyiv. This move positions Poland at the forefront of European policy-making on Ukraine, following its earlier success in rallying countries to send German-made Leopard 2 tanks to support Ukraine's counteroffensive against Russia.

Boat Suspected in Nord Stream Blast Made Undisclosed Stop in Polish Port

01 Oct 2023  |  WSJ
The yacht crew accused of laying explosives that destroyed the Nord Stream gas pipelines made an undisclosed stop in a Polish port. The Polish company Feeria Lwowa, founded by Ukrainians with Polish residency, rented the boat and used a Polish bank account and a Krakow-based accountant. Polish counterintelligence officials, aware of the company's role since March, recently raided its Warsaw office. New leads are shifting German and European investigations toward Poland, a NATO ally, deepening the mystery of the Nord Stream pipeline bombing.

Wave of Antisemitism Has European Jews Wondering if They Will Ever Be Safe

01 Oct 2023  |  WSJ
European Jews are experiencing a surge in antisemitism, marked by incidents such as vandalism, physical assaults, and threats. This resurgence of hate crimes has left the Jewish community in Europe feeling vulnerable, especially in the wake of the recent Hamas attack on Israel, which shattered the belief that Jews were safe from such violence.

Poland’s Culture Wars Snare Oscar-Nominated Director Agnieszka Holland

01 Oct 2023  |  WSJ
As Poland's mid-October election approaches, the government criticizes a movie by Oscar-nominated director Agnieszka Holland, claiming it tarnishes the country's image by addressing the recent refugee crisis. This controversy highlights the ongoing culture wars in Poland.
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