Issues discussed with Radosław Sikorski

Monika GriebelerSeptember 14, 2015

Polish-Russian relations, the Waitergate scandal, CIA prisons in Poland: Tim Sebastian questioned Radosław Sikorski on a number of issues. Click here to get all the background information you need to join the discussion.

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