Responding to the lowest level of irregular border crossings since 2021, the European Commission has unveiled a five-year strategy for managing asylum and migration. Brussels is focusing on diplomacy and technology, while Warsaw has extended the validity of its restricted…

At December EU summit, leaders failed to reach an agreement on launching the so-called reparations-based loan for Ukraine, despite strong support for the idea from Poland. Polish Members of the European Parliament also agree that this solution would be preferable…

The resolution was adopted by 358 votes in favor, with 202 against and 79 abstentions. It does not directly change the law in any member state. Its significance is primarily political and symbolic — particularly for countries such as Poland.

The leaders of Poland, Estonia, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, Finland, and Sweden wrote to European Council President António Costa and Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to express strong support for the Commission’s proposal, emphasising the need for reliable, long-term financial backing to strengthen Ukraine at this pivotal moment.