Poland Says Putin Should Be Judged, Not Invited to G20
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The invitation to Russia shakes the group's cohesion and opens the door to all arbitrariness.
Vladimir Putin's possible presence at the G20 summit should prompt Polish authorities to engage in serious discussions about security, the war in Ukraine, and how to represent Poland's interests. Meanwhile, Marcin Przydacz, responsible for international policy in the Chancellery of the President, decided to exploit the matter to stage another partisan squabble. It's hard to find a better example of reducing foreign policy to a domestic quarrel. …
Marcin Przydacz wrote that "taking into account the possible presence of Vladimir Putin at the G20 summit, an analysis is underway to determine whether Minister Radosław Sikorski or Prime Minister Donald Tusk should be invited to the Polish delegation."
The mayor of Miami-Dade rejected Trump's invitation to Putin for the December G20: "I should not receive a world stage in this city."
He said this on Radio ZET, reports Onet.The G20 summit will be held on December 14-15 in Miami, it will be hosted by US President Donald Trump. Poland has been invited as a guest and will be represented by President Karol Navrotsky. Putin also received an invitation to the summit, so on Monday, September 28, Pshidach was asked how the Polish side would react if the Russian dictator did come. Pshidach, who heads the Office of International Policy…
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