Russia's Invasion May Cause More than 1 Million Refugees

The video discusses the impact of Russia's attack on Ukraine, leading to a potential refugee crisis in Europe. It highlights the European Union's capacity to absorb refugees, referencing past crises, and focuses on Eastern Europe's changing stance, particularly Hungary's policy shift under Viktor Orban. The discussion also covers Poland's readiness to accept Ukrainian refugees, given its existing Ukrainian population.

What impact did the 2015-2016 refugee crisis have on Germany and Eastern European countries?

Discuss the political challenges faced by European countries in accepting refugees from Ukraine compared to those from Syria.

How did Viktor Orban's stance on immigration change in response to the Ukrainian refugee crisis?

In what ways might the current refugee situation test the unity of the European Union?

What are the expected numbers of Ukrainian refugees entering Poland, and how does this compare to previous waves of refugees?