A new chapter for the Weimar Triangle: A debate on the future of Europe in Warsaw
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An important event dedicated to the future of European cooperation will take place in Warsaw. On October 19, 2026, experts, politicians, and citizens will meet to discuss a new "moment" for the Weimar Triangle. This is a cooperation format in which Poland, France, and Germany play the leading roles.
The main theme of the meeting will be the role of these three countries in the face of contemporary challenges facing Europe. Particular emphasis will be placed on relations with Ukraine and support for the country in the process of European integration. The debate participants will analyze how Poland, France, and Germany can work together to ensure security and stability on the continent.
The Weimar Triangle has been an important platform for political dialogue for years. The current international situation makes the role of this agreement even more significant. The organizers want to see if these countries are capable of developing a common position on the most important issues concerning foreign and defense policy.
Admission to the event is free, which is intended to encourage Warsaw residents and those interested in politics to actively participate in the discussion. The debate is open to everyone who wants to better understand how decisions made at the international level affect the daily lives of Poles and the situation in the entire region.
Sources: Kultura Liberalna
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