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The main priority of Polish foreign policy since the beginning of 1990’s was membership in NATO. Joining the alliance was seen as a guarantee of national security, as it eliminated the “twilight zone” – the security vacuum between the West and the post-Soviet territories. Membership in NATO perceptibly reinforced Poland’s European and international standing. The second goal was joining the European Union. These events, as part of a broader process of transformation of Polish international position were crucial for reconstruction of relations with its eastern neighbours.

Relations between Poland and its Eastern Neighbours after the 1999 NATO Enlargement