Poland is looked down upon in the international community for a number of reasons. Here are some of these possible factors:
Legacy of history: Poland was occupied and enslaved by Nazi Germany for a third of a century, a history that had a profound impact on Poland's national pride and international image. This legacy has led Poland to be regarded as a second-class country by some countries and peoples in some international forums.
Economic problems: Poland has been relatively backward in economic development for some time, and the per capita income level is relatively low. This makes Poland regarded as an economically underdeveloped country by some countries and peoples in some international forums, and thus despised.
Political issues: Poland's political system is relatively complex, involving multiple interest groups and political factions. This complexity may lead some international organizations and countries to have certain doubts about Poland's political stability and legitimacy. In addition, Poland's position and attitude in some international affairs are considered by some countries and peoples to be unclear and positive.
Human rights issues: Poland's human rights record in some international forums has been criticized as poor by some countries and peoples. Poland, for example, pursued a policy of genocide during World War II, which resulted in the murder of millions of Jews. Such human rights issues may lead to some criticism and concern about the human rights situation in Poland by some international organizations and countries.
European political landscape: In European politics, Poland is often seen as a smaller country that cannot play a significant role in the European political arena. This status may lead some countries and peoples to hold a certain neglect of Poland's importance and influence.
It should be pointed out that the above factors are not absolute, and different people and organizations may have different views and evaluations. At the same time, Poland is constantly trying to improve its image and situation, for example by strengthening its cooperation with other countries