From Trump to Piesiewicz: A World Where the Rules Cannot Keep Up
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- A Rzeczpospolita podcast examines whether recent political upheaval reflects chaos or an emerging new order.
- The discussion covers Trumpโs approach to treaties, rising populism in Europe and scandals in Poland linked to gaps in regulation.
From Donald Trump to Piesiewicz, the rules appear unable to keep pace with a changing political world. Trump is overturning the system of treaties in favor of ad hoc contracts, while populism is surging across Europe.
In Poland, scandals are emerging because the law has not managed to regulate new realities in time. The central question is whether this represents chaos or a new order that is still taking shape.
Bogusลaw Chrabota discusses the issue with Prof. Andrzej Zybaลa, a political scientist from the Warsaw School of Economics, in the Rzeczpospolita podcast โThe World on a Macro Scale.โ
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Originally published by Rzeczpospolita in Polish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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