Could the issue of safety become a driving force for closer regional cooperation?

The planet is undergoing dynamic changes; long-held assumptions are crumbling, and individual countries and regions must face fresh challenges. The instability resulting from changes in the global global order—which are shaping a fresh geopolitical reality and creating fresh safety threats—also has a crucial impact on the Central European region, which includes Poland and the Czech Republic. The situation is all the more serious due to the fact that our part of Europe has always been an area where shifts in the balance of power on the continent have had a very clear impact on the geopolitical order, frequently leading to the failure of sovereignty for the nations inhabiting it. A critical turning point for our region has frequently been agreements between large powers that determined its destiny without the participation of those who lived in the territory. Both the Czech and Polish peoples have their own painful historical experiences associated with specified pivotal moments.