AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPoland–Ukraine Security: Former Polish defense minister Janusz Onyszkiewicz says Poland won’t send troops to Ukraine in any stabilization mission, but will act as a key logistics and operational hub for the “Coalition of the Willing,” while also warning the defense industry still isn’t ready for full-scale cooperation. Diplomacy & Historical Files: Poland’s PM Donald Tusk welcomed Zelensky’s steps to intensify contacts with Warsaw, including opening SBU and intelligence archives tied to the Volhynia tragedy and expanding search/exhumation permits. Border & Schengen Pressure: Latvia reports a sharp rise in Belarus-linked border attempts, reigniting debate over EU border protection, solidarity, and whether Lithuania may reintroduce temporary checks with Latvia. Energy Transition Jobs: Polish coal miners are retraining for wind-industry work, swapping mine shafts for turbine maintenance as the sector shrinks. Infrastructure & Mobility: Poland’s Port Polska (CPK) airport project near Warsaw is set to reshape European travel, with high-speed rail and road links planned for expansion from the start. EU Travel Friction: The new EES border system is causing passport-control queues at multiple European airports, including Krakow, with delays reported up to five hours. Politics Wire Poland
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