The relentless rise of the populist right in Europe has been confirmed by results of elections held this week in three different countries: Poland, Portugal and Romania.

After more than two years of considering it a special operation in Ukraine, Russia declared that it was in a state of war due to the West's intervention on the side of Kyiv.

German theaters have recently begun screening “Green Border,” a Polish film that has garnered significant attention and criticism for its poignant portrayal of a Syrian family’s harrowing journey to reunite with relatives in Sweden.

Poland, a NATO member and a staunch ally of the United States, has been on a military spending spree in recent years, aiming to become the dominant force in Europe by the end of the decade.

With the absence of a diplomatic solution in Ukraine, Poland continues to enhance security control on its borders amidst concerns of sudden repercussions, following the presence of Wagner in neighboring Belarus.