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Arabs on Krupówki Street, Poles in Riyadh. How Did the War with Iran Change Relations?

Summary by Rzeczpospolita
Families from Kuwait and Saudi Arabia on Krupówki Street, Poles on contracts in Riyadh and Dubai. The war with Iran, which has been rocking the region since the end of February, has shaken this image. Professor Katarzyna Górak-Sosnowska from the Warsaw School of Economics explains what a highlander sees and what a tourist from the Gulf sees, and why Poland is still a country almost unknown to local residents.
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Families from Kuwait and Saudi Arabia on Krupówki Street, Poles on contracts in Riyadh and Dubai. The war with Iran, which has been rocking the region since the end of February, has shaken this image. Professor Katarzyna Górak-Sosnowska from the Warsaw School of Economics explains what a highlander sees and what a tourist from the Gulf sees, and why Poland is still a country almost unknown to local residents.

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Rzeczpospolita broke the news in Poland on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
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