Poland’s New President Bumps Tusk From Trump Call on Ukraine
Poland's new president, Karol Nawrocki, has taken an active role in the country's foreign policy by joining a call with European leaders and former US President Donald Trump, rather than the usual participation of Prime Minister Donald Tusk. This move suggests that Nawrocki is establishing his influence within the US administration. The call was focused on the ongoing situation in Ukraine, a crucial issue for Poland given its proximity to the conflict. The decision to have the president, rather than the prime minister, participate in the call is seen as a strategic move by Nawrocki to assert his presence on the international stage and strengthen Poland's relationship with the Trump administration. This incident highlights the shifting power dynamics within the Polish government and the growing importance of the presidency in the country's foreign policy decisions.
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