Con la guerra russo-ucraina la Polonia è diventata lo Stato-leader nell'Europa orientale. Un ruolo che mette in ombra anche le due tradizionali nazioni-guida dell'Europa: Francia e Germania, in particolare come alleato e referente privilegiato degli USA. Tuttavia questa posizione dipenderà largamente dalla piega che prenderà il conflitto, in considerazione di come Washington deciderà di chiudere la partita con Mosca.
La Polonia di Tusk, con un complice silenzio dei media, sta diventando una "democrazia militante" che reprime i conservatori e viola lo stato di diritto.
Il 1° gennaio la Polonia ha assunto la presidenza di turno del Consiglio dell'UE, il che significa che i ministri polacchi presiedono ora le riunioni dell'organo decisionale supremo dell'Unione. Cosa aspettarsi? Ecco una panoramica.
US Air Force increasingly rainbow, but lacks rookies; Germany, forbidden to release statistics, they're against human dignity; Warsaw removes crucifixes from public offices; New Zealand, girl who thinks she's male amputates her own breasts; Does Vannacci look Turkish? Let's find out together!
MachiavelliIntrep #1 delves into how Belarus serves not only as an instrument of Russia but also as a target for hybrid actions conducted by Latvia and Lithuania with the support of Poland.
With the inclusion of Sweden and Finland and Erdogan's more recent political turns in Turkey, NATO is preparing to close the anti-Russian cordon from Baltic to Black Sea: a geopolitical move rooted in the political and historical realities of the territories involved.
The event sets a precedent: no one wants to cross the red line that could lead to the disaster of a world war. Once the actors actually saw the ball rolling on the tilted plane, they realized that it needed to be stopped by throwing water on the fire.
These are the "Main Theses" of the report "Between Europe of Nations and Superstate. Doctrinal, Legal and Economic Aspects of the Project for Greater Integration in the European Union," edited by Bartosz Zalewski and Tymoteusz Zych and published by the Warsaw-based Collegium Intermarium.
Poland's education minister, Przemysław Czarnek, recently enacted a law reforming school curricula to reintroduce, as early as September, basic courses in shooting and handling in weapons.
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