Poland's efforts to join the G20, presence of US troops in Poland, and security guarantees for Ukraine were the main topics discussed by the head of Polish diplomacy with the representatives of US authorities during meetings held in the US capital on 4-6 September.

Today, the remains of 42 Poles murdered by Ukrainian nationalists from the Ukrainian Insurgent Army were reburied in a solemn ceremony in Puźniki (Puzhnyky) in Ukraine. It was a long-awaited moment for the families of the murdered, who wished to bury their ancestors with dignity.

Poland's and US' chief diplomats discussed Polish-American cooperation in security and energy as well as topical items on multilateral agenda, including joint action for a lasting and just end to the war in Ukraine. The meeting took place on 2 September in Miami.

Today, Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski presented the Lech Wałęsa Solidarity Prize in Miami. This year's prize went to Berta Soler Fernandez, a Cuban dissident and the leader of the Ladies in White opposition group.

Today's talks focused on bilateral issues, support for Ukraine in the face of Russia's aggression, and multilateral relations.

The meeting focused on Russia's continuing aggression against Ukraine, the situation in the Middle East, and the coordination of the EU's engagement with third countries ahead of a UN General Assembly session. The meeting took place in Copenhagen on 29-30 August as part of the Danish presidency of the Council of the EU.

The Polish Consulate General in Kaliningrad (renamed Królewiec in Polish) has closed its operations. On 26 August, Consul Janusz Jabłoński ceremonially handed over to Ambassador to the Russian Federation Krzysztof Krajewski the Polish national emblem, a plaque with the name of the consular post, and the flags of the Republic of Poland and the European Union.

Poland allocated USD 1 million to Moldova's Energy Vulnerability Reduction Fund in a show of solidarity with and direct support for Moldovan people, who are facing the consequences of an energy crisis.

At the invitation of Romanian Minister of Foreign Affairs Oana Ţoiu, Radosław Sikorski remotely joined a conference of Romania's ambassadors today.

We strongly oppose the project to build new Jewish housing units in the West Bank's E1 area. The decision taken by the Israeli government on Wednesday 20 August 2025 is in flagrant breach of international law.