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After the Second World War, Poland became a Soviet dependency for over fifty years, deprived of the right to make any independent decisions regarding its political alliances. Poland's aspirations to play a substantial role in Western European culture or to participate in Euro-Atlantic structures became possible only after the collapse of the Soviet bloc. Subsequently, European integration became the pattern to follow, based on the observation of European democracy, the protection of human rights and market economy. European Union countries are Poland's main partners in establishing a free market and in forming new conditions for national security. |
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| • Defense and Security Policy (2958)
| | The strategic aim of Polish policy to guarantee the country's security amounts to protecting the function of a democratic, independent and sovereign country, its territorial integrity and established boundaries, and respecting the rights and freedom of the citizen. | | • Joining the European Union (1902)
| | The main objective of Poland's foreign policy is to become a member of the European Union, on terms which take into consideration Poland's historical and social reality, as well as Polish aspirations. | | • Strengthening Poland's Position in the World (2808)
| | Poland supports the international projects targeted at establishing peace in Europe and the world, protecting the fundamental human rights, co-existence and development of all countries. |
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