Donald Trump to dine with Polish President Andrzej Duda in New York: Shadow diplomacy and foreign policy criticism on the agenda

Donald Trump will receive Polish President Andrzej Duda for dinner in New York on Wednesday, the entourage of the former American leader, a candidate for the White House, told AFP.

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The two dine at Trump Tower, one of the real estate mogul’s properties, which is currently under trial in New York.

The Republican is working – when he is not in court – to do shadow diplomacy, interacting with foreign leaders and criticizing the foreign policy of President Joe Biden, his rival in the November election.

Donald Trump had already received the head of British diplomacy, David Cameron, last week. The two men discussed, among other things, NATO and the war in Ukraine.

The Republican also welcomed Hungarian leader Viktor Orban to his luxury Florida residence in March.

Polish President Andrzej Duda is a close friend of the former US leader.

Under his leadership, Poland preferred relations with the United States, especially with President Donald Trump, sometimes to the detriment of those with the European Union.

The Tory leader even suggested that Poland build a “Fort Trump” to keep thousands of American troops on its soil.

He had waited more than a month before congratulating Joe Biden on his election.