Poland Should Not Boycott G20 Summit because of Putin’s Invitation: Diplomacy Is More Complex than It Seems,
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Little should not be welcome at the G20 summit, but Poland will participate, says Foreign Minister Sikorski Foreign Minister of Poland said he would not shake the hand of the Russian leader if he met.
Poland should not boycott G20 summit because of Putin’s invitation: Diplomacy is more complex than it seems,
Poland’s Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski has stated that Poland should not boycott the G20 summit because US President Donald Trump has invited the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.
The easiest thing would be to take offense, slam the door, and declare a moral victory. Is Putin coming to the G20? Poland isn't going. Except that after such a gesture, Putin would still be sitting at the table, and the Polish chair would be empty. And that's precisely why Radosław Sikorski's position is more sensible than a showy policy of gestures. There's no need to shake hands with the Russian leader, there's no need to […]
Poland does not intend to boycott the G20 summit because of the decision of US President Donald Trump to invite a Russian dictator to it.
Radoslav Sikorsky explained the motivation of the US president to invite the Russian dictator to the event
Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski assessed that Poland should not “boycott” the G20 summit, to which Vladimir Putin was invited. However, in his opinion, the invitation of the Russian president is a bad idea.
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