Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • The Christian Science Monitor

    Can rising Polish pride coexist with Poles' enthusiasm for the EU? So far, yes.

    Jan 08, 2018 3 minutes

    The store Surge Polonia, whose Latin name means “Rise Up Poland,” was established in 2011 online, selling clothes with patriotic slogans such as “Feel Pride” emblazoned onto T-shirts and sweatshirts.

    But demand has grown so much that the owners have since opened physical locales in Warsaw, Lublin, Gdynia, and Wrocław, according to their website, joining dozens of other such apparel shops pedaling in patriotism in recent years across the nation.

    “I started to wear these clothes a few years ago to show that patriotism has its value, that we can be proud

    Pro-Warsaw and pro-EuropeConservative Poland‘Not financed by the European Union’

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from The Christian Science Monitor

    The Christian Science Monitor2 min read
    A Twist On Iran’s Succession Intrigue
    Over the past 15 years of various protests in Iran, one theme has stood out: equality. First, that the ruled are equal to their rulers, especially in elections. Second, that women have a right equal to men on whether to wear a head covering. And thir
    The Christian Science Monitor5 min readWorld
    Did Israeli Leaders Undermine Military In Gaza? A Rift Becomes Public.
    A somber procession of uniformed soldiers carried the casket of the young paratrooper captain, Roy Beit Yaakov, to his final resting place in Jerusalem’s Mount Herzl military cemetery, as a rabbi read out the prayers for the dead. The officer, along
    The Christian Science Monitor7 min readWorld
    Why Chinese Migrants Cross US Southern Border In Growing Numbers
    It’s a bright, windy day in early April, and 71 unauthorized migrants are milling about a desolate patch of dirt in the California desert, waiting to turn themselves in to the U.S. Border Patrol.  They crossed from Mexico, over a mountain where there

    Related