
Poland Joins Ranks Against Ukraine’s EU Accession
Warsaw insists that Kyiv must “come to terms” with the 1943 massacre of around 100,000 Poles in Volhynia by Ukrainian nationalists.

Warsaw insists that Kyiv must “come to terms” with the 1943 massacre of around 100,000 Poles in Volhynia by Ukrainian nationalists.

The Polish president’s plans reflect a stricter approach to foreigners, emphasizing the principle of ‘Polish citizens first.’

“Germany has still not paid its historical debts, while imperialist sentiments have reawakened in Russia,” the Polish president said.

“The victory of the right wing in the presidential elections in Poland is a signal to the right wing across Europe.”

Karol Nawrocki rejects a wind energy law and promises a separate freeze on electricity tariffs until 2025.

The liberal prime minister was asked to stay away from negotiations with EU leaders.

Ukraine cannot become a member of the EU or NATO under the current state of affairs, the Polish president’s advisor states.

The liberal PM is accused of “paralyzing” the work of Poland’s National Security Bureau by denying security clearance to its conservative-appointed director.

Poles came from all corners of the country to witness what many here are calling “the beginning of the reconstruction.”

National conservative president challenges EU line and calls for a Trump-led alliance.