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Poland's warm welcome to about 2 million Ukrainian refugees draws global praise, but it might not be sustainable

  • Written by Patrice McMahon, Professor of Political Science, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Poland's warm welcome to about 2 million Ukrainian refugees draws global praise, but it might not be sustainablePolish volunteers give Ukrainian refugees food in May 2022.NurPhoto/Getty Images

As Russia’s attack on Ukraine neared its six-month mark on Aug. 24, 2022, The Conversation asked Patrice McMahon to share her observations about how Poland is responding to the arrival of around 2 million Ukrainian refugees. McMahon, a political scientist at the...

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