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As seen in: POLITICO Europe, Die Welt, Financial Times, POLITICO, Flipboard, Foreign Policy Magazine, Urban Land Magazine, RealClear World, Energy Central, Onet.pl, wei.org.pl and
Senior Policy Editor, POLITICOEurope, roaming between Brussels and Warsaw. Author of Start-Up Poland. Love bikes. Also on @jancienski.bsky.social
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Ukraine’s war chest is running low at the worst possible moment

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By Veronika Melkozerova Verified, Jan Cienski Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
KYIV — Vladimir Putin is intensifying Russia’s pressure on Ukraine, smashing cities, factories, bridges and ports with constant waves of killer drones and missiles. Short on interceptors, Kyiv is having difficulty knocking down Russia’s increasing number of jet-powered drones — and Ukraine’s problems don’t end there.
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Poland’s fugitive former justice minister can’t rest easy in the US

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By Jan Cienski Verified, Zoya Sheftalovich Verified, Chris Lunday Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
PRAGUE — Poland is examining whether former Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro broke the rules by fleeing to the U.S. despite facing charges back home over accusations of misusing public funds, Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski said at Saturday’s POLITICO Speakeasy at the GLOBSEC Forum. Ziobro, who is still an MP and deputy chairman of Poland’s opposition Law and Justice party, “needs to face the charges,” Sikorski said.
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Sweden backs Ukraine’s path to NATO, defense minister says

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By Chris Lunday Verified, Jan Cienski Verified
| POLITICO Europe Verified
PRAGUE — Swedish Defense Minister Pål Jonson said Saturday that Ukraine should have a path to join NATO, arguing that Kyiv’s battle-tested armed forces and fast-growing defense industry would strengthen the alliance despite opposition from some member countries.
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