Karol Nawrocki & United States

Karol Nawrocki: Karol Nawrocki, as a nationalist President and rival to Donald Tusk, opposes Poland's participation in the EU's SAFE program, citing concerns for national independence.

United States: The United States' weakening commitment to Europe and President Donald Trump's questioning of the Atlantic alliance are factors influencing European nations like Poland to seek stronger internal defense partnerships.

Karol Nawrocki: Karol Nawrocki is the President of Poland, whom Péter Magyar is expected to meet during his visit, signifying the strengthening of bilateral relations.

United States: The United States is seen as the 'natural homeland' of populism, and the potential failure of the populist formula there, partly due to Donald Trump's actions and the war against Iran, is a significant concern for global populists.

Karol Nawrocki: Karol Nawrocki, a conservative politician in Poland, received an endorsement from Kristi Noem, then Homeland Security Secretary, who suggested U.S. military presence in Poland could be tied to his election success.

Karol Nawrocki: Karol Nawrocki, President of Poland, reportedly wants to join the Board of Peace but needs parliamentary approval.