Attitudes Towards Ukrainians in Poland Are Shifting: What a New Study Shows

2026-08-11

stavlennya-do-ukrayincziv-u-polshhi-zminyuyetsya-shho-pokazalo-nove-doslidzhennya.png RBC Ukraine reports, citing research by the Gremi Personal Analytics Centre: in July, the Polish information space showed less radical anti-Ukrainian rhetoric, while instances of public condemnation of xenophobia became more frequent. At the same time, according to Polish police data, in the first half of 2026 Ukrainians filed 180 reports of hate crimes - more than 30% more than in the same period last year.

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