Issue 2/2019 Archives - The Warsaw Institute Review

Central Eastern Europe is a region that offers promise of tremendous growth in air traffic. Economic forecasts indicate a high profitability of a new airport to be located between Warsaw…

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MATTEO SALVINI IN WARSAW AT A MEETING WITH THE PRESIDENT OF LAW AND JUSTICE PARTY JAROSŁAW KACZYŃSKI. @TWITTER.COM/MATTEOSALVINIMI

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Polish–Italian Relations: A Conservative Dream of a “Roman Form”

July 7, 2019

For years, Italy has not been of much of importance to Polish politics. It was too far away and too far to the West – belonging to the powerful circle…

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SWISS GUARDS STAND IN FRONT OF THE ST. PETER'S BASILICA AT THE END OF THE CHRISTMAS DAY MESSAGE BY POPE FRANCIS (NOT VISIBLE HERE), IN VATICAN CITY, ON CHRISTMAS DAY, DECEMBER 25, 2015. © ALESSANDRO DI MEO (PAP/EPA)

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Why Is It Worthwhile To Lose Golden Horseshoes in Rome?

July 6, 2019

This year we celebrate the 100th anniversary of the renewal of diplomatic relations between Poland and the Holy See, the establishment of which was possible after Poland had regained its…

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BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, APRIL 11, 2019. EUROPEAN COMMISSION. ©MARCIN OBARA (PAP)

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The European Union in Relation to World Powers

July 5, 2019

Rivalry of the US with Russia and China has induced a new course of change in the post-Cold War international order. Thus far, while Europe has participated in this rivalry…

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Franco-German Strategic Dissonance

July 3, 2019

To see the Franco-German Strategic Dissonance in European Union we must to look inside, beacuse from the outside, everything seems to be perfectly fine. Politicians hold solemn anniversary celebrations. On…

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Chicago: America’s Bridge to Poland

July 2, 2019

On June 4th, 2014, President Barack Obama opened his speech in Warsaw commemorating the twenty-fifth Anniversary of Freedom Day by talking about the Polish spirit which pervades his adopted hometown…

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A Middle Eastern Web: Allies, Enemies, Conflicts

July 1, 2019

Processes taking place in the Middle East cannot be explained by drawing one line separating two hostile camps as it was in the case of the Cold War between the…

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Taiwan – the Only Chinese Democracy

June 28, 2019

The Republic of China, better known as Taiwan, maintains official diplomatic relations with only 17 countries in the world[1]. Notwithstanding, it is an important player in the geopolitical conundrum of…

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ARMENIAN OPPOSITION LEADER AND NEWLY-ELECTED PRIME MINISTER NIKOL PASHINYAN (C) CELEBRATES WITH HIS SUPPORTERS IN THE REPUBLIC SQUARE IN YEREVAN, ARMENIA, 08 MAY 2018. © HAYK BAGHDASARYAN (PAP/EPA)

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Armenia: Pashinyan’s first year

June 27, 2019

One of the most critical turning points in modern Armenian history took place a year ago. In the spring, its citizens took to the streets in massive numbers and took…

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The Katyn Massacre – the Way to the Truth

June 26, 2019

‘The Katyn Massacre’ is a symbolic term. It refers to a series of mass murders of Poles imprisoned in special camps of Kozelsk, Starobilsk, and Ostashkov, and in prisons located…

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