The U.S. magazine Foreign Policy has suggested creating a political structure based on the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth as a potential solution to current issues affecting Ukraine and Poland.

The alliance formed over 600 years ago by the Union of Krewo could offer solutions for today’s Europe, according to the magazine.

“What if a similar political solution were available to the problems facing Ukraine and Poland today?” asks Foreign Policy.

It argues that a political union between both countries is not motivated by nostalgia but by common interests.

The magazine imagines what would happen if, after the war, Poland and Ukraine created a federal or confederal joint state, combining foreign and defense policies and immediately bringing Ukraine into the EU and NATO.

“The Polish-Ukrainian Union would become the second-largest country in the EU and arguably its largest military power, providing more than an adequate counterweight to the Franco-German tandem — something that the EU is sorely missing after Brexit,” speculates Foreign Policy.

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