1.1K views · 46 reactions | History Debunked - Why are there no terrorist attacks in Poland and Hungary? (It’s the borders, stupid…) Britain, France and Germany have been plagued by terrorism in recent years. All three countries can learn from Poland and Hungary how to deter such crimes. | John Morton | Facebook

2.1K views · 36 reactions | Learning knows no borders! Bonnie Hammer, a graduate student in Valdosta State University’s Public History program, experienced a life-changing journey through her study abroad experience in Poland. From exploring new cultures to connecting with history firsthand, she returned with a broader perspective and deeper appreciation for the world around her. #VState #BlazerNation  | Valdosta State University | Facebook

232K views · 13K reactions | “Ukraine is not a project. Ukraine is a country with a longer history than russia. Ukraine is a member of this body for far longer than the russian Federation. Ukraine has a history, language, identity and aspirations all of its own, with borders confirmed several times in treaties by the Russian federation” - Radoslav Sikorski, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland | Meanwhile in Ukraine | Facebook

Video released by the Polish Ministry of Defense shows Polish border guards fixing a damaged section of the Poland-Belarus border fence near Mielnik, as Belarusian border guards look on | Reuters

5K views · 46 reactions | Tensions over migration at the Polish-Belarus border flared up again recently as, according to Polish government figures, the number of people arriving has been rising. | Reuters | Facebook

Poland to extend its buffer zone on the Belarus border and temporarily halt asylum claims as Belarus tries to push Third World immigrants into Europe. Article: The Belarusian dictator, Alexander Lukashenko, invited thousands of mostly Middle Eastern and African migrants to his country under the false promise of easy access to the EU across the Polish and Lithuanian borders. A draft regulation extending the operation of the buffer zone on the border between Poland and Belarus by another 90 days,