Lörrach Explores Ukraine War and Poland’s Political Future in Autumn Lectures

Why does the Ukraine war still matter to Germany? And how will Poland’s new president reshape its future? Two expert-led talks dig deep this November and December.

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2025 November 14 . 7:23 PM

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Lörrach Explores Ukraine War and Poland’s Political Future in Autumn Lectures

Lörrach, Germany is hosting two lectures this autumn, focusing on the Ukraine war and Poland's political landscape. The events, part of the 8th Lörrach Eastern Europe Days, will be held at DHBW Lörrach and moderated by Hans Niefenthaler of Lörrach International.

Kicking off on November 25, 2025, Prof. Dr. F. Benjamin Schenk will delve into 'Why Should the Ukraine War Concern Us?' at 6:00 PM in the Georg H. Endress Auditorium. The lecture will explore Germany’s role in the conflict and the sustainability of support for Ukraine.

The second lecture, on December 3, will feature Dr. Martin Faber discussing 'Where Is Poland Headed? A New President and the Consequences'. Faber will analyze the domestic and foreign policy implications of the election of PiS candidate Karol Nawrocki. Both events are organized by the Eastern Europe Working Group of Lörrach International e.V. in cooperation with Studium Generale at DHBW Lörrach.

Admission to both lectures is free, but registration is mandatory via the DHBW Lörrach website. For more information about Lörrach International and its twin-city partnerships, visit www.loerrach-international.de. The specific goals of the 'Vereinigung Lörrach International e.V.' and the '8. Lörracher Osteuropatage 2025' event can be found by contacting the organization directly or checking local Lörrach news sources.