Today, Minister Radosław Sikorski took part in the Ambassadors’ Conference of the French Republic, held in Paris. As part of the Conference, he met with Jean-Noël Barrot, Minister of Europe and Foreign Affairs of the French Republic.

Dear Sir, The Washington Times has published Clifford D. May’s letter addressed to Radoslaw Sikorski, the Foreign Minister of Poland. This letter involves me, as it is based supposedly on my statements and pseudo-facts. As this may harm good Polish – Israeli and Polish – American relations, I feel obliged to set the record straight.

We consider Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s government’s decision to grant political asylum to Marcin Romanowski, who is wanted under a European Arrest Warrant, a hostile act towards the Republic of Poland and one which is contrary to the elementary principles applicable to EU member states.

Donors accumulate 200 million euros for Ukraine’s resilience in cyberspace.

Poland’s top diplomat visited Tirana today, meeting with the President of the Republic of Albania, Bajram Begaj, Prime Minister Edi Rama, and Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs Igli Hasani.

On 19 December, Minister Radosław Sikorski met in London with UK Foreign Secretary David Lindon Lammy.

The meeting of 16 December focused on Russia’s aggression against Ukraine and on the situation in Georgia and the Middle East.

The Presidency’s work carried out with the involvement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs will focus on three areas: maximising support for Ukraine, maintaining current policies towards Russia and Belarus, and strengthening the security and resilience of the EU and its partners. The MFA is responsible for the substantive servicing of 945 meetings, including sessions of 38 working groups and committees at the Council of the European Union in Brussels and meetings in Poland.