Prime Minister Donald Tusk visited Baltic Towers in Gdańsk, Europe's largest and most modern offshore wind tower factory, which is set to begin production next week. According to the Prime Minister, this site embodies a full network of Polish national interests: affordable and secure energy, a Polish manufacturer, as well as Polish technology and education. The investment will create 500 new jobs and strengthen Poland's energy security.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Deputy Minister of National Defense Cezary Tomczyk took part in an urgent briefing with the Navy command at the Maritime Operations Center in Gdynia. This was in response to disturbing activities by the so-called "shadow fleet” in the Baltic Sea. Thanks to rapid and coordinated actions by the Polish military, damage to the power cable connecting Poland and Sweden was averted. The Baltic is now becoming a new arena of confrontation, demanding constant readiness and further investment in regional and critical infrastructure security.

"A key priority for my government was the immediate sealing of the border so that the practice of anyone being able to enter Poland at will would never happen again,” said Prime Minister Donald Tusk. The Sejm held a debate on the government's resolution to extend the restriction on the right to asylum at the Belarusian border for another 60 days. This is part of efforts to combat illegal migration, protect our borders, and fight smuggling groups operating in border areas. Prime Minister Tusk also announced an international information campaign aimed at discouraging illegal migrants from coming to Poland. The government is addressing the consequences of the previous administration's scandalous visa policy, which led to abuses such as student visa misuse and the sale of Polish visas.

A summit of the European Political Community was held in Tirana, attended by around 50 heads of state and government, including Prime Minister Donald Tusk. During the event, the leaders of Poland, France, the United Kingdom, and Germany held a phone conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump. The leaders emphasized their determination to continue supporting Ukraine and the need to increase pressure on Russia after the failure of peace talks in Istanbul.

From Kyiv, a city under destruction and bombardment, comes a call for a just and lasting peace. Poland, France, the United Kingdom, Germany, Ukraine, and other members of the Coalition of the Willing are calling on Russia to agree to a 30-day unconditional ceasefire. The ceasefire could pave the way for genuine peace talks. But if Russia rejects the proposal, it will face serious consequences - including severe sanctions. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk traveled to Ukraine together with French President Emmanuel Macron, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. During the visit, the leaders also held a phone conversation with U.S. President Donald Trump.

Prime Minister Donald Tusk and French President Emmanuel Macron signed a groundbreaking treaty in Nancy that includes, among other provisions, mutual security guarantees for Poland and France. The document contains a clause on military support in the event of an attack on either country. Until now, France had made such a commitment only with Germany. The Treaty on Enhanced Cooperation and Friendship also covers collaboration in defense industry, economy, agriculture, and science. Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced that a similar document would soon be signed with the United Kingdom.

I am optimistic about the future of Polish-German relations - said Prime Minister Donald Tusk after a meeting with the Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, Friedrich Merz, at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister. The leaders of Poland and Germany discussed cooperation and a new opening in relations between Warsaw and Berlin. They also talked about security, the defense of Europe, and joint infrastructure investments, such as high-speed rail. Chancellor Friedrich Merz, on his first foreign trip, visited Paris and Warsaw on the same day.

Time for a European mobilization around our fundamental values - said Prime Minister Donald Tusk during the Dutch Liberation Day celebrations. Invited by Prime Minister Dick Schoof, the Polish head of government delivered the keynote address at the ceremony in Wageningen. A testament to the strong relationship between Warsaw and Amsterdam is the enduring memory among Dutch society of the Polish soldiers who fought for their freedom. This cooperation will be further cemented in July with a renewed agreement on security and military cooperation.

"Polish-American friednship pays off - and will continue to pay off for both sides in the future. One of the most significant expressions of this friendship and cooperation will be the first Polish nuclear power plant," stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk after a meeting with U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright. In their presence, the state-owned Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe (Polish Nuclear Power Plants) and the Westinghouse-Bechtel consortium signed a bridge agreement - EDA (Engineering Development Agreement) - which sets the framework for contiued cooperation on the construction of Poland's first nuclear plant in Pomerania.

"Under the white-and-red flag, there must be room for every Polish woman and every Polish man," emphasized Prime Minister Donald Tusk during the Special Assembly of MPs and Senators on the occasion of the 1000th anniversary of the coronation of Bolesław the Brave in Gniezno. The Prime Minister announced that Poland is adopting a new national doctrine inspired by the Piast dynasty's strength and courage, exemplified by the coronation of Bolesław the Brave in 1025. Its key tenets are proud national independence and a rational belonging to the Western community. Poland's strength will rest on three pillars: the region's strongest army, a robust economy, and strong political standing.