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Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taipei in August 2022 contributed to a stir in relations between Washington and Beijing. China has organized the largest military maneuvers in the Taiwan Strait in…

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Sustainable Development: Rzeszów Makes An Example For Polish Cities

April 13, 2022

The past thirty years have brought profound changes in many places in Poland. A city that did great in improving living standards, achieving sustainable development goals, and managing its lands is Rzeszów. In this interview, Adrian Kolano asks Konrad Fijołek, the mayor of Rzeszów, about his accomplishments and plans.

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Belarus Alert – Day 64: Pensioners’ protests, sanctions will hit Lukashenko

October 13, 2020

On Monday evening the supporters of the opposition attended protest actions in various districts of Minsk. They blocked the passage and erected barricades. The largest protests took place in the…

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Belarus Alert – Day 63: The brutality of the regime, fewer protesters

October 12, 2020

More than 400 people were detained on Sunday during the protests in various cities of Belarus. There are over 40 journalists among them. The vast majority of the arrests took…

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Experts debate: Europe’s reaction on the Belarusian protests

August 27, 2020

An experts debate organized by the Warsaw Institute and The Warsaw Institute Review “Europe’s reaction to the Belarusian protests” took place online on August 26 via broadcasting on our social…

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US military presence in Poland from the regional perspective and potential Czech contribution

October 25, 2019

The central importance of codified doctrine lies not only in the particular way it can animate and optimize national military forces, but also in the efficient manner by which it…

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Artwork Plundering in the Occupied Warsaw

May 25, 2019

After the siege of Warsaw in September 1939, the city changed profoundly. Many Polish soldiers remained in captivity while their families had no means of subsistence.

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