– I think it’s very good – said US President Joe Biden when asked to comment on the political changes in Poland. Marek Wałkuski, a correspondent of Polish Radio in Washington, asked him about the takeover of power by a government more favorable to the European Union.
Joe Biden met with reporters before departing on the Marine One helicopter to Camp David, where he will spend the weekend. Polish Radio correspondent Marek Wałkuski asked the US president to comment on the political changes in Poland and the takeover of power by a government more favorable to the European Union. “I think that’s very good,” President Biden replied.
Yesterday, the US Department of State announced that the current political conflict in Poland is being monitored by the diplomatic mission in Warsaw. In a position sent to Polish Radio, the embassy assured that it was engaging all parties in the process of strengthening close relations with Poland.
“We are closely monitoring this issue,” says a short statement from the US Embassy in Warsaw, provided to Polish Radio by the State Department press office.
Political situation in Poland
The events in Poland did not have a wider impact in the United States. Some American media reported the current political conflict, but publications on this subject were few and did not make the headlines of newspapers and websites. The only significant newspaper that published its own article on the political conflict in Poland was the New York Times.
“The stalemate in the Presidential Palace shows that the Polish right wing will not leave peacefully,” the newspaper wrote, assessing that the process of political change in Poland is undergoing “serious turbulence.”
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