
Daniel Szeligowski
Political scientist
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Sep 3, 2026
Why Poland’s Support for Ukraine Is Changing — And What Kyiv Risks Losing
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Jakub ParusinskiHOST
And I imagine that's also something that's additionally complicated with the perspective of elections down the road.

Daniel SzeligowskiGUEST
I mean, I think in the presidential administration, it's the foreign policy advisor, Marcin Przydacz.

Daniel SzeligowskiGUEST
Within the office of the prime minister, I would put my bet on Robert Kupiecki.

Daniel SzeligowskiGUEST
Robert Kupiecki is the national security advisor to the prime minister, but he has two heads.
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Jakub ParusinskiHOST
So would you say that – so usually if you look at the history of whether it's the US or Western Europe, it's almost like a big theme of accepting new groups of people in any society comes with – there's usually some TV series or things like that which kind of introduce and popularize the – Do you think that this is something that we're missing? Do we need a sort of joint Polish-Ukrainian cultural fund or maybe a couple of series or documentaries that would help spread this through popular culture? Because it is an element of familiarizing any society with large groups of newcomers.