
The aim of the article is to show the genesis of the Polish-German Treaty on Good Neighbourliness and Friendly Cooperation of 17 June 1991 and its importance for the development of cooperation between Poland and Germany in the context of the ongoing refugee crisis. The author puts forward a few debatable theses and tries to answer questions about Polish-German relations between 1989 and 2018, their conditions and perspectives. For example, he states that in the last two years, Polish-German relations, particularly political ones, have deteriorated considerably. On the other hand, economic cooperation is developing systematically. The international situation in Europe has also become more complicated. One of the reasons for this is the refugee crisis, also referred to as the migration crisis. It was triggered by a mass influx of refugees and immigrants from the Middle East and North Africa. It has strongly divided the European Union and affects Polish-German relations.
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