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Un primer ministro de espaldas habla por teléfono en un despacho oficial de paneles de madera, entre las banderas del Reino Unido y de Polonia, junto a una ventana amplia
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London and Warsaw Back Ukraine and Closer EU Ties

The British prime minister and Donald Tusk condemned Russian attacks on Ukraine, agreed to sustain allied pressure through the winter and backed a stronger…

--- The context --- The British prime minister spoke this morning with the prime minister of Poland, Donald Tusk, at a moment defined by the war in Ukraine and by debate over the future relationship between the United Kingdom and the European Union. --- The facts --- Both leaders condemned the continuation of aggressive Russian attacks on Ukraine. They agreed that NATO allies needed to continue to apply pressure on Russia and step up support for Ukraine through the winter. The two leaders also discussed the value of a stronger relationship between the United Kingdom and the European Union to both sides, as they looked ahead to the upcoming UK-EU summit. --- The positions --- The British prime minister outlined the challenges posed by Made in Europe and set out his ambitions for a closer trading partnership with the European Union to deliver growth in every postcode. --- What remains unknown --- The call ended with both leaders looking forward to speaking again soon, without new measures being announced or a detailed timetable for the next bilateral or European steps. --- Unanswered questions --- When exactly will the upcoming summit between the United Kingdom and the European Union take place? What concrete measures of pressure on Russia will be stepped up this winter? What shape will the closer trading partnership sought by London actually take? --- EPM analysis --- The call links two fronts, European security and trade, and places Poland as a relevant partner for London in both debates across the continent. 📌 EPM Take: In EPM's view, the call confirms that multilateral cooperation remains the strongest route to sustain Ukraine and rebuild a practical relationship with Europe. Without spectacular announcements, its value lies in continuity: sustained pressure on Russia, support through the winter and a shared trading agenda. If the upcoming summit turns that willingness into verifiable agreements, the rapprochement will stop being rhetoric and start producing measurable results for both sides in everyday economic life.
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