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Issue 2/2018

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Agreement for the Future

  • June 16, 2018
Signing the declaration by both prime ministers is not only a symbolic termination of misunderstandings concerning the amendment of the Act on the Institute of National Remembrance, but also, and…
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The Sum of All Fears. Putin 2018-2024

  • June 15, 2018
The emperor does not explain himself to his subjects, he does not curry favor with them. The emperor's only role is to ensure safety and peace. How? It does not matter. During the latest presidential campaign, Vladimir Putin did not present any electoral program, nor any comprehensive plans for his fourth term.
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Budget of Necessity

  • June 15, 2018
The budget of the Russian Federation invariably depends on the prices of energy products on the global markets. When the value of a barrel of oil drops, anxiety appears in the ranks of Russia’s political leaders, as it increases — a relaxed and carefree approach to using state funds returns.
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Today’s Potemkin Village: Kremlin Disinformation and Propaganda in Poland

  • June 15, 2018
In most studies on the resistance of individual states to Russian propaganda, Poland is considered one of the most resilient countries. Indeed, openly pro-Russian narratives find little understanding among Polish consumers. Similarly, Russian media projects like Sputnik and Russia Today (RT) have not gained in popularity on the Vistula.
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Putin’s Invisible Army

  • June 4, 2018
As far as the law is concerned, they are acting illegally, yet the state willingly utilizes them to implement an adventurist foreign policy. Russian mercenaries are “invisible,” and not only…
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Lukashenko is Playing Several Pianos

  • June 3, 2018
The Belarusian authorities have declared their willingness for rapprochement with the European Union and the West in general, which is worrying Russia. President Alexander Lukashenko and his colleagues have already made similar declarations, later changing course and turning back to Moscow again.
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Kaliningrad’s island of misfortunes — a Russian offensive from Kaliningrad

  • June 3, 2018
The Kaliningrad Region, also called Russia's island in Europe, is mainly associated with the military threat it poses. The Russian missile systems deployed there and their fleet operating on the Baltic Sea, act upon the imaginations of its neighbors. As such the issue of further militarization presents a serious threat to NATO countries.
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Poland and Ukraine: History Divides

  • June 3, 2018
Although Polish-Ukrainian relations are more than just good, unfortunately, they have recently found themselves in the shadow of a difficult history between the two nations. In Central and Eastern Europe, history still plays a very important role, and often has a dominant influence on political relations.
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Poland and the EU: Seeking a Two-way Street with China

  • June 3, 2018
The Yalta system, the "Iron Curtain" and membership in the Warsaw Pact, situated Poland as the borderland state at the crux of two hostile camps. Political changes in 1989 opened the possibility of establishing normal relations with Western European countries, and the breakthrough was June 1, 2004, when Poland joined the European Union.
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Poland’s Fuming Competition with Gazprom

  • June 1, 2018
The consistent efforts of the conservative Polish government, conducted since inter 2015, to build a free market in gas in East-Central Europe, are effectively hindering Russian Gazprom from maintaining its dominant position in this part of Europe.
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