Poland has elected a new president — and with this choice, it has challenged not only the government of Donald Tusk, but also the entire liberal Europe.
Following Ukraine’s decision in late August to relax exit restrictions for men aged 18 to 22, both Poland and Germany have seen a noticeable influx of young Ukrainians.
Their visit symbolized not only continued support for Ukraine, but also the launch of a new stage of international pressure on Russia aimed at securing a binding ceasefire.
Polish authorities are investigating a series of incidents on a railway line used to transport humanitarian and military aid to Ukraine.
Far-right and nationalist politicians are weaponizing the topic of Ukrainian refugees — spreading fear, inciting hatred, and rallying support through divisive rhetoric.
The leaders of France, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Poland position themselves as the leading force behind Europe’s mobilization in support of Kyiv.
