Poland’s High-Stakes Election: Security and Strategy

Poland’s High-Stakes Election: Security and Strategy

Poland’s presidential election on May 18, with a likely runoff on June 1, comes amid rising concerns over security. This article provides an analytical overview of the candidates' security stances and their potential foreign policy impact. Poland’s presidential election on May 18, with a likely runoff on June 1, comes amid rising concerns over security. This article provides an analytical overview of the candidates' security stances and their po…

More than 70 percent of voters already have their candidate for whom they will vote, according to a UCE Research poll. Confederation and Civic Coalition voters are the most determined to vote.

Poles in the latest poll stated that Rafał Trzaskowski as president would contribute the most to ensuring that our country is safe, no one feels inferior or excluded here, and people feel part of a community and are not so divided and conflicted.

The latest poll revealed three key opinions of Polish residents about the presidential candidates. As it turned out, Rafał Trzaskowski does not lose his advantage over his competitors - especially in the matter of the country's security. What were the exact results of the survey?

Private insights and subject-matter mixed colourfully: The main post election arena met with great interest among the audience. How the four OB candidates presented themselves and with which they scored points. » read more

The future president should take care of the country's security, a sense of equality and lack of social exclusion, and reduce divisions in society. The same three candidates are on the poll podium in each of the three categories.