Poland heads to NATO Ankara summit with nuclear, pipeline and arms factory plans

Poland is heading to the NATO summit in Ankara as the uncontested leader among allies in defence spending. Warsaw plans to push initiatives on nuclear energy, pipeline infrastructure and arms manufacturing expansion. A key question hanging over the summit is whether Poland can maintain its role as the eastern flank's leading voice given growing domestic political divisions over security policy.

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