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Krzysztof BobinskiKrzysztof Bobinski works at the Unia & Polska Foundation – a pro-European NGO in Warsaw. He was the Financial Times's correspondent in Warsaw. Recent articlesPoland’s generational shift The electoral drama in Poland is both echo and augury of the country's political transformation, says Krzysztof Bobinski in Warsaw. The Polish confusionWarsaw's blocking approach to European cooperation weakens the European Union and damages Poland itself, says Krzysztof Bobinski. European unity: reality and mythA return to the origins of European integration in the 1940s-50s reveals a more complex story than the official celebrations allow, says Krzysztof Bobinski. Hungary's 1956, central Europe's 2006: beyond illusionA new history of Hungary's uprising against the Soviet Union in 1956 shows how close its people came to freedom. The lesson is for Hungarians and their neighbours to use today, says Krzysztof Bobinski. Poland's populist caravanThe Kaczynski twins' duopoly is pulling Polish politics to the right, but they are beginning to face the pressures of power, reports Krzysztof Bobinski in Warsaw. |
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