View from Warsaw: Kopacz treads a fine line
With society deeply divided over refugees, the ruling Civic Platform party is under pressure to defend ‘Polish interests’
Piotr Buras
Divided Poland faces foreign policy crossroads
The refugee crisis has brought to a head simmering divisions within Polish society – with potentially far reaching consequences
President Duda: What happened in Poland?
The election results signal a generational change that will have long-lasting consequences
Poland and the Eastern Partnership: the view from Warsaw
Warsaw believes that the EaP has been a success, especially in view of the developments that have taken place in the southern neighbourhood
The price of coexistence between the EU and Russia
Europe needs to strike a new relationship with Russia – but not at any cost
The Polish-German split: A storm in a teacup?
The crisis in Ukraine tested relations between Poland and Germany – but how serious are the divisions?
View from Warsaw: Sanctions are the EU’s only tool
Poland is more moderate on Russia policy than hawks might have hoped, preferring the use of sanctions to any military option
Can Poland remain a leader of EU foreign policy?
The Ukraine crisis pushed Poland to the forefront of EU diplomacy, but as Germany stepped up, Poland’s leadership was sidelined
Germany leads Europe: Jettisoning the status quo
The German question has emerged again, but this time, the answer will depend on whether Germany is willing to embrace its role as an agent of change
The Buffer Zone illusion
There is no “Austrian solution” for Ukraine