From zero to hero: Poland's transformation after Russian invasion of Ukraine

IN THE PRESS © FRANCE 24

IN THE PAPERS - Thursday, March 3: The front pages continue their focus on Vladimir Putin's bloody offensive in Ukraine. We also look at how Poland is enjoying positive publicity for a change and hoping to redeem itself in the eyes of the EU after years of strained ties. Finally, we see how supermarkets are calling for an iconic British dish – chicken Kiev – to be renamed chicken Kyiv in honour of its Ukrainian spelling.

Links to the stories we mentioned:

Washington Post: 'Bars rename Moscow Mules and pour out Russian vodka to protest the Ukraine invasion'

The Telegraph: 'Supermarkets of Britain: we need you to rename the chicken Kiev'

The New York Times: 'As I Write, President Zelensky Is Beside Me. Please, Help Us Show Putin the Mistake He Has Made.'

Politico: 'Poland goes from zero to hero in EU thanks to Ukraine effort'

Foreign Policy: 'Poles Shed ‘Old, Bad Memory’ to Express ‘Simple Human Compassion’ for Ukrainians'

Gazeta Wyborcza front page

Cartoons:

Nick Newman

Dave Whamond

Peter Brookes