Maria Lind

1 week ago | ocula.com | Stephanie Bailey |Maria Lind |Sofia Hallström |Elaine YJ Zheng

Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine three years ago, global attention has increasingly focused on Eastern Europe—a diverse region with a shifting identity, which borders on Russia and is now home to large communities of displaced Ukrainians. Poland in particular, a country that shares its border with seven countries, including Russia and Ukraine, looks set to play a major role in Europe's future, both in terms of its increasing militarisation and its role in international diplomacy.