"As Europe, we would like other so-called Western states, including the U.S., to form a single, joint project of pressure on Russia,” Prime Minister Donald Tusk emphasized after the "Coalition of the Willing” meeting in Paris. The head of government stressed that Poland will remain the logistical hub of aid for Kyiv, while ruling out sending troops to Ukraine. Poland will also cooperate with France on introducing effective defensive mechanisms into the EU's trade agreement with Mercosur countries.

"Poland will no longer be a big piggy bank for foreign companies,” declared Prime Minister Donald Tusk during his visit to the 33rd International Defence Industry Exhibition (MSPO) in Kielce. This is one of the most important events in Europe and worldwide, attracting the largest companies and institutions related to military armament. As the head of government emphasized, Poland's goal is to strengthen its own production capacities and, consequently, achieve maximum self-sufficiency in terms of national defense. In Kielce, multibillion contracts are being signed for equipment for the Polish Armed Forces.

The Prime Minister announced Poland's historic entry into the group of the world's 20 largest economies and a record increase in citizens' incomes. "And this is certainly not our last word,” assured Donald Tusk. He also announced, before the Cabinet meeting, that on Thursday he would take part in Paris in the meeting of the "coalition of the willing.” The meeting will concern further support for Ukraine. He recalled that the government had provided the President with recommendations on key issues for his talks in Washington, and that these remain in force.

At the Polish-Belarusian border, Prime Minister Donald Tusk met with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. The main topic of discussion was the protection of the EU's eastern frontier and programs aimed at strengthening Europe's defense capabilities. Among them is the SAFE program, of which Poland will be the largest beneficiary. The goal is to deter a potential aggressor - Russia. "Zero concessions, we must show true European determination,” emphasized the Polish Prime Minister.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk, together with French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, took part in celebrations in Chișinău marking the 34th anniversary of Moldova's independence. EU leaders discussed with President Maia Sandu the country's integration with the European Union, issues concerning the war in Ukraine, regional security, and hybrid threats from Russia. The visit of European leaders is a strong endorsement of Chișinău's pro-European course, particularly in the context of the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Poland and Canada are strengthening their alliance in energy, defense, aviation, and the fight against emerging threats. Prime Ministers Donald Tusk and Mark Carney announced in Warsaw a renewed partnership, emphasizing joint support for Ukraine, strengthening NATO, and investing in the security of future generations.

On the Polish Armed Forces Day, Prime Minister Donald Tusk visited the soldiers of the elite GROM unit, which this year celebrates its 35th anniversary. As the head of government emphasized, the strength of the Polish state rests on three pillars: a well-trained army, responsible politics, and the unity of the nation and political class around security and international affairs. Thanks to this, just like our predecessors 105 years ago, Poland is ready to prevail in any difficult situation.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk reported that during a meeting of European leaders with U.S. President Donald Trump, the American leader heard a unified position from European countries regarding talks on Ukraine: "nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine, and nothing about Europe without Europe.” At the same time, the head of government appealed to President Karol Nawrocki for cooperation on security and foreign policy matters, stressing that the national interest requires such cooperation. The Prime Minister's meeting with the President will take place tomorrow at noon.

The first offshore wind farm in Poland-Baltic Power, developed by ORLEN Group and Northland Power-is under construction in the Baltic Sea. This key project in the country's energy transition will, by 2026, provide electricity to over 1.5 million households. It marks a milestone on the path toward Poland's energy independence and security, as well as a fresh boost for the economy.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk met on Thursday with Sławosz Uznański-Wiśniewski, the Polish astronaut who has just returned from a space mission. During a joint statement with the astronaut and the President of the Polish Space Agency, the Prime Minister announced that Poland will begin efforts to establish on its territory a European Space Agency (ESA) center dedicated to dual-use technologies-those that can serve both civilian and military purposes. The government intends to use the success of Poland's first scientific and technological mission "Ignis,” carried out on the International Space Station, as an impulse to develop a modern space sector in Poland.