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Last update: 6 hours agoPoland’s Ukraine stance: A new CBOS study finds most Poles are angry at President Volodymyr Zelensky’s move to name a unit after the UPA, tied in Poland to the Volhynia massacres, but still strongly back cooperation with Ukraine against Russia—showing support for reconciliation even as historical disputes stay raw. Regional diplomacy: Sweden, Poland, Romania and Lithuania formally joined the ASEAN Treaty of Amity and Cooperation, signing accession instruments in a ceremony hosted by the Philippines—an effort to extend the pact’s principles beyond Southeast Asia. Security and cyber: The UK and partners exposed a Russian state-supported “zero-click” phishing campaign (LAUNDRY BEAR) targeting Western organisations, including Zimbra users, after testing methods in Ukraine. Defense funding: Ukraine’s PM Serhiy Koretsky met EBRD leaders on energy, transport and critical infrastructure restoration, citing over €1.4bn in EBRD investments in 2026 so far. Nuclear debate: ICAN warns that statements by non-nuclear states about acquiring nuclear weapons—including remarks attributed to Poland’s president—raise proliferation concerns. Sports (Poland link): Sparta Prague signed Polish-side Raków’s Jonatan Braut Brunes, cousin of Erling Haaland, as they prepare for Champions League qualifiers.
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