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Trump Supports Poland’s New President. That Could Be Bad for Europe.
With its new president, Poland’s unqualified support for Ukraine may now be at risk. Nawrocki has demonised Ukrainian refugees in his country and opposed Ukrainian integration into European-oriented bodies, such as the EU and NATO.
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Make Poland Great Again: Poland’s Presidential Elections
Poland’s new anti-EU and pro-Trump president is good news for neither Poland nor Europe. While currently Poland is a frontline state for NATO, a rising strategic European player, and an important partner for Ukraine, Germany, and France, this may not be the case moving forward.
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