In the past few weeks voters in Hungary and Serbia turned out against parties that had maintained a flexible relationship with Moscow, resulting in new administrations that are less receptive to Russian overtures. Meanwhile in Warsaw a constitutional dispute has erupted after the ruling party pushed through controversial changes to the judiciary, prompting a showdown with the Constitutional Tribunal and sparking protests across the country. Moscow has quickly seized on the Polish turmoil, with officials and state media depicting the internal debate as a sign that the European Union is losing cohesion. The narrative is designed to cast doubt on the unity of the alliance that supplies weapons and financial aid to Kyiv. Experts warn that such a strategy could erode political consensus within the bloc, making it harder for European capitals to maintain a steady flow of support to Ukraine and potentially emboldening Russia’s war effort. Fuente: NYT > World #Russia #Poland #Ukraine #EU #NATO
Ver más en News Today