Does Europe Need New Spaces of Solidarity? The Weimar Triangle, Ukraine and the Future of the EU

Published 2026-11-10

In the face of the war in Ukraine, growing geopolitical tensions and challenges to democracy, European solidarity is gaining particular importance. This very question was discussed at an event devoted to the future of Europe, which highlighted the role of cooperation between the member states of the European Union.

One of the topics was the role of the Weimar Triangle. It is a forum for cooperation between Poland, Germany and France, established in 1991 in Weimar. Its aim is to jointly seek solutions to important issues in Europe, both political and economic. Participants considered whether this form of dialogue can still be sufficient today or whether new venues for meetings and exchanges of views are needed.

The discussion also addressed the war in Ukraine. The conflict affects the security of the entire continent, including countries located close to the Ukrainian border, such as Poland. It was pointed out that support for Ukraine requires not only military and humanitarian aid, but also clear coordination of actions between the countries of the European Union.

In conclusion, it is worth noting that the question of new spaces of solidarity remains open. Events of this kind show that many experts and representatives of social circles are seeking answers to the question of how to strengthen the European community in times of uncertainty. For now, there is no single ready answer, but the conversation about the future of Europe continues.

Sources: Szkolenia i wydarzenia - ngo.pl

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