"On 17 June 2026 we will celebrate the 35th anniversary of the German-Polish Neighbourhood Treaty. We are committed to use this opportunity to forge even closer ties for our future cooperation as indispensable neighbours, Allies and partners.", says the joint declaration of Polish and German governments.
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Poland and Germany are going to sign a defense collaboration agreement next month that will tighten even more their cooperation in defensive matters as neighbours and NATO allies. Chancellor Friedrich Merz is determined for Germany to take more responsibility for European safety, in times when America seems to be in hands of dangerous retards, and make the German army the strongest military force in Europe. Poland is going to be the key partner on the NATO eastern flank and wide military cooperation between our countries (in military production, rail infrastructure and drone warfare, among others) will surely make Europe a safer place.
Europe needs Friedrich Merz - a predictable partner in these times of uncertainty and change. Let's keep our fingers crossed for the current German Chancellor, because while Poland concentrates currently more on Baltic/Nordic area cooperation than it was in the past, we need stable, stronger relations with our western neighbours.
bundesregierung.de/resource/blob/2196306/2397002/daf4813a212e759ac59203405d2b14a4/2025-12-01-joint-declaration-englisch-data.pdf?download=1
Poland and Germany are going to sign a defense collaboration agreement next month that will tighten even more their cooperation in defensive matters as neighbours and NATO allies. Chancellor Friedrich Merz is determined for Germany to take more responsibility for European safety, in times when America seems to be in hands of dangerous retards, and make the German army the strongest military force in Europe. Poland is going to be the key partner on the NATO eastern flank and wide military cooperation between our countries (in military production, rail infrastructure and drone warfare, among others) will surely make Europe a safer place.
Europe needs Friedrich Merz - a predictable partner in these times of uncertainty and change. Let's keep our fingers crossed for the current German Chancellor, because while Poland concentrates currently more on Baltic/Nordic area cooperation than it was in the past, we need stable, stronger relations with our western neighbours.