The beatroot writes [1] about a “u-turn in foreign policy” initiated by Poland's new PM: “Relations with Russia […] have not been good over the last two years of the Law and Justice government, led by the President’s brother, Jarolsaw. When Donald Tusk was elected he vowed to improve them. So the OECD block will be dropped as a gesture of a more constructive Warsaw. Tusk obviously thinks it is better to have a bear in the tent pissing out, than outside pissing in.”
Poland: “U-Turn in Foreign Policy”
· Written by Veronica Khokhlova
Categories: Eastern & Central Europe, Poland, Russia, Economics & Business, Governance, International Relations, Politics