Only 29% of Poles say they have confidence in Trump, down from 75% for Biden.
Only 29% of Poles say they have confidence in Trump, down from 75% for Biden.
The announcement follows President Donald Trump’s pledge to send additional American troops to Poland.
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Opposition politicians argued that the lack of a Polish representative marginalises Poland’s position on the international stage.
European leaders, including Tusk, issued a joint statement ahead of the Alaska summit, stressing the importance of Ukraine’s involvement in the peace talks.
Daniel Tilles & Stanley Bill
Though derided by critics as Kaczyński’s “pen”, Duda leaves office as Poland’s most-trusted politician.
Olivier Sorgho
Karol Nawrocki is united with the government on defence spending, but they may clash over Ukraine and the EU.
Duda, a close ally of Trump, expressed hope that the intervention would make “the sides sit at the negotiating table” and end the conflict.
Only 35% of Poles have confidence in Trump to do the right thing compared to 75% who had confidence in Biden one year ago.
The proportion of Poles saying the US has a positive influence on the world has also fallen to its lowest recorded level.
Some figures from Poland’s ruling coalition criticised Trump for interfering in the election campaign.
Andrzej Duda also expressed his “belief that Donald Trump can bring this war to an end”.
Aleks Szczerbiak
The uncertain geopolitical situation has overshadowed a campaign many thought would be dominated by domestic issues.
“A severe and unpleasant blow, because it comes from our closest ally, but we will survive it,” said the prime minister.
Mark Rutte said he wanted to “be very clear to Vladimir Putin” that “our reaction will be devastating”.