Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has announced a new national doctrine that seeks to turn Warsaw into an “economic miracle” protected by the “strongest army in the region,” in a speech marking the 1,000th anniversary of the creation of the Kingdom of Poland.
Speaking on April 25 in Gniezno, the city where the first King of Poland, Boleslaw the Brave, was crowned a millennium ago, Tusk outlined the three “pillars” of the National Piast Doctrine, named after the country’s first historical ruling house.
