Poland has sent troops to its border with Belarus, fearing threats from Russia via its neighbour.
Leaders in Warsaw have played a central role in helping Ukraine resist the Russian invasion. But there’s also been tension with Kyiv and with European Union leaders in Brussels too.
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So what now for Poland’s relationships with its neighbours, allies and enemies? What impact will the Ukraine war have on Poland’s future?
Presenter: Sohail Rahman
Guests:
Liliana Smiech – president, Warsaw Institute, a Polish nonprofit think tank specialising in geopolitics and international affairs
Ben Aris – founder and editor-in-chief, BNE IntelliNews, a business media company focusing on emerging markets
Michal Baranowski – senior fellow and managing director, German Marshall Fund East, a nonprofit, transatlantic organisation