Five Reasons For Poland Not To Directly Participate In Any Ukrainian Peacekeeping Mission By Andrew Korybko None of Poland’s objective national interests, nor any of its top two parties’ domestic partisan ones, would be advanced by intervening in Ukraine under any… Read More ›
Ukraine Spit In Poland’s Face By Flying The Bandera Flag Atop A Polish APC By Andrew Korybko Polish-Ukrainian relations might continue worsening due to Ukraine’s provocations and Poland’s responses to them that it promulgates with society’s sentiments in mind. The Polish… Read More ›
Most Poles Now Want Peace In Ukraine Even At Kiev’s Expense By Andrew Korybko This could throw a wrench in some’s plans for Poland to dispatch troops there as peacekeepers. Public opinion in Poland on the NATO-Russian proxy war in Ukraine… Read More ›
Orban Hopes That Trump Will Help Polish Conservatives Return To Power By Andrew Korybko The returning American leader might support the opposition against their ruling liberal-globalist foes. The head of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s office announced on Thursday that they granted asylum… Read More ›
A Surprising Percentage Of Ukrainians Have Begun To Sour On Poles And Poland By Andrew Korybko Poland and Poles aren’t seen as enemies like Russia and Russians are, but they’re no longer seen as allies, just as mostly reliable neighbours with… Read More ›
Poland’s Participation In Any Ukrainian Peacekeeping Mission Could Lead To World War III By Andrew Korybko From Russia’s perspective, the increasingly serious talk about Western/NATO peacekeepers in Ukraine (even if they operate on a non-NATO mandate) is already concerning enough, but… Read More ›
The Polish Opposition Just Challenged The Ruling Coalition To Prove Its Nationalist Credentials By Andrew Korybko They have to decide whether or not to pass the newly proposed legislation banning the glorification of Bandera, which could entail hefty political consequences regardless… Read More ›
Zelensky’s Flip-Flop On Ceasefire Terms Is A Faux Concession By Andrew Korybko Ukraine will still remain a de facto member of NATO so long as its security guarantees with the bloc’s members remain in effect. Zelensky recently flip-flopped on ceasefire terms by… Read More ›
Poland’s Rotating Council Of The EU Presidency Is A Chance To Rebalance Relations With Ukraine By Andrew Korybko Tusk will likely remain a Europhile with pro-German tendencies at heart, but he might feel pressured to keep aping conservative-nationalist policies towards Ukraine… Read More ›
Everyone Missed The Most Important Part Of The First Putin-Scholz Call In Two Years By Andrew Korybko Putin made a pass at Schulz by suggesting that the last undamaged part of the Nord Stream pipelines could be swiftly put back to… Read More ›
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