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From NATO’s “Theory of Victory” in a potential conflict with Russia to the future of the transatlantic partnership, the Warsaw Security Forum brought together political leaders, military commanders and defense experts to discuss Europe’s security challenges. Held on October 12–13, the two-day conference focused on defense strategy, hybrid threats, transatlantic relations and energy security.
The TVP World team delivered live coverage of speeches by ministers and prime ministers and conducted 41 interviews on the most pressing security issues facing Poland, Europe and NATO. The coverage generated more than 2 million views across platforms.
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Estonia’s Orthodox Church is at the center of a legal dispute over its ties to the Moscow Patriarchate and the influence of the Russian Orthodox Church. The Moscow Patriarchate in Estonia has taken its case to the European Court of Human Rights, challenging amendments to Estonia’s Churches and Congregations Act.
Amelia Ruskan, TVP World's Baltics correspondent, reports on the contentious issue.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has backed plans to resume negotiations between Ukraine, the U.S. and Russia, calling preparations for a future meeting of national leaders “very important for everyone.”
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Germany’s “modernization partnership” with Russia was a broader concept, built on the hope that reaching out to civil society and the political class would gradually bring more rule of law, more citizen participation and eventually reforms, says German journalist Katja Gloger.
Gloger spoke with Adam Jasser (@AdamSJasser) on a special edition of On the Record about the thinking behind Berlin’s Russia policy and why it fell short.
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Following discussions with Zelenskyy in Oslo, the next stop for Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff was St. Petersburg, where the official met with Putin amid souring Washington–Kyiv relations. But what is perceived as a push to end the war may be just a game of play-pretend, as the U.S. administration is facing pressure ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. TVP World's John Todd reports.
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“Perhaps Madame Merkel has been more harmful by not acting on what she felt,” said Adam Jasser (@AdamSJasser), TVP World's News Director, contrasting Angela Merkel’s Russia policy with Gerhard Schröder’s open support for Vladimir Putin.
Why did Germany deepen ties with Moscow despite years of warning signs? German journalist Katja Gloger examines Berlin’s decisions, from Schröder’s relationship with Putin to Merkel’s change in trade approach.
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In Romania, former journalist and diplomat Luca Niculescu is now set to take the post of Prime Minister, marking an end to a five-and-a-half-month-long crisis and reconciling the interests of various political factions. TVP World's Balkans correspondent Paweł Trzaskowski has the latest.
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France’s school protests erupted into nationwide unrest, but politicians across Europe and beyond turned the crisis into arguments over migration, Ukraine and public spending. From Trump to Tusk and the Kremlin, each found a different message in the same riots.
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Why did Germany believe that doing business with Putin would give Europe more security despite growing evidence of his imperial obsessions?
In a special edition of On the Record, Adam Jasser (@AdamSJasser) speaks exclusively with German journalist Katja Gloger, co-author of The Failure: An Investigative Report of Germany’s Russia Policy. Drawing on her personal experience covering Putin’s early years in power, Gloger examines the decisions that shaped Berlin’s approach to Moscow, from Gerhard Schröder’s ties with Putin to Angela Merkel’s policy of “change through trade.”
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“They [Russia] are not giving anything new,” said Marcin Zaborowski (@MaZaborowski), TVP World’s Europe Editor, on Russia’s offer of trilateral peace talks with Ukraine. Moscow proposes technical-level talks after the U.S. midterms, rather than a leaders’ summit, despite similar negotiations in Geneva and Miami yielding no results.
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Poland is closing in on its target of 700 metric tons of gold after the National Bank of Poland increased its reserves again in September.
According to a recent report, Poland is on track to remain the world’s largest gold buyer for a third consecutive year, as the central bank continues to expand its holdings.
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A Polish driver who killed a couple and their five-year-old child while driving at over 315 km/h has been handed the maximum of eight years in prison.
Sebastian M., who was also banned from driving for 15 years, will be eligible for parole after six years.
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Thousands of students and teachers took to the streets across Greece to demand affordable housing, better education, and financial support.
With rents soaring and job prospects uncertain, many say they are struggling to make ends meet and worry about their future after graduation.
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An investigation is underway after an “unidentified drone-like object” fell to the ground in a town close to Poland’s border with Ukraine.
Local police officials said the site is being secured and that several agencies, as well as the local prosecutor’s office, had been notified of the discovery.
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Time is on Putin’s side. The ongoing war is increasingly depleting the resources of both Ukraine and the European countries that support it. This, in turn, will make it easier for Russia to gain more square kilometers of territory.
Putin is also pinning his hopes on changes in leadership in countries such as France and Germany.
Is peace possible? If so, under what conditions? We discussed these issues on TVP World with Alberto Coll, a professor at DePaul University College of Law.
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