Issue 1/2020 Archives - The Warsaw Institute Review

The COVID-19 pandemic reached all European Union countries, changing the landscape not only of individual countries and their economies, but also of the entire Community. Professor Tomasz Grzegorz Grosse, in…

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New chapter: Poland – UK relations after Brexit

May 18, 2020

Recent events may cause significant changes for the UK and for Polish-British relations. The outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic occurred just after the UK departed from the structures of the…

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Aggression or collective security: HOPE, another face of Iran

May 18, 2020

Iran is accused of conducting an aggressive foreign policy and being the biggest, and sometimes even the only, force destabilizing the Middle East. Iranian diplomacy, however, is trying to shape…

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Giants Built on the Fundamentals of Economic Patriotism

May 18, 2020

A conscious choice of domestic products and services by consumers can be a driving force for the rapid development of the economy, building synergies between local companies, and the expansion…

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An Alternative History Created by the Kremlin

May 18, 2020

History is one of the areas in which Moscow is applying its ‘active measures’ to undermine the unity of NATO and the EU, as well as to weaken the countries…

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Exhumation of the corpses of Polish officers. Katyn, Russia, 1943.

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The Katyn Massacre – Mechanisms of Genocide

May 18, 2020

80 years ago, on March 5, 1940, a decision was made at the highest level of the Soviet authorities, from which the NKVD murdered nearly 22 thousand Polish citizens. Among…

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Russia-China: a limited liability military alliance

May 18, 2020

Over the last decades, Moscow and Beijing have strengthened their military relationship. This partnership, however, should not be described as a traditional alliance. China particularly avoids this kind of wording.…

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Poland wins in the Arbitration with Gazprom over the price of natural gas

May 18, 2020

PGNiG, a gas champion overseen by the Polish Government, has won USD 1.5 billion in the arbitration in Stockholm. This is arguably one of the most remarkable victories in an…

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Stanislav Szukalski: The Human Riddle

May 18, 2020

A plethora of creatives from Eastern and Central Europe electrified the arts world in the first half of the 20th century. In a part of the globe where the legacy…

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Emmanuel Macron and French-Russian relations in times of crisis in international alliances

May 18, 2020

Emmanuel Macron has never really taken an anti-Russian stance, even though this is the image of the French president that the Russian media have repeatedly presented. When he was Minister…

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