Poland’s foreign Policy in the Biden Era
The opening of a new chapter and line of cooperation in Poland’s relations with the United States right after the beginning of Joe Biden’s presidency is what now regulates the…
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The eastern flank of the West: Central Europe in the face of a dynamic world situation
Mass protests in Belarus, the smoldering Russo-Ukrainian war, erosion of the power system in Russia, the war between two Eastern Partnership countries – Azerbaijan and Armenia, the frozen conflict in…
Putin’s Dictatorship
The brutal suppression of the protests in support of Alexei Navalny and his earlier arrest have symbolically begun a new chapter in the history of Putin’s Russia. Only the use…
JÓZEF PIŁSUDSKI’S EXILE, IMPRISONMENT, MISSIONS AND PEREGRINATIONS ALL OVER THE WORLD
The following article chronologically presents the trips abroad taken by Józef Piłsudski. The considerations concern the period of the partitions and the Second Republic of Poland. As a statesman, the…
Will Western Balkans Remain on EU Integration Agenda?
The past two years appear to have brought a breakthrough in the relations between the European Union and the Western Balkans. Countries such as Albania and North Macedonia followed a…
Nord Stream 2: Walking a Geopolitical Tightrope
The fate of the Nord Stream 2 project is doubtful, and it is gradually becoming a litmus test of relations between the US and Germany. Like in a kaleidoscope Not…
The intricacies of (un)lasting Turkish-Russian alliances
The Turkish-Russian alliance was supposed to be temporary. It seemed that the clash of interests of Ankara and Moscow in the Black Sea–Caucasus region would permanently prevent their long-term cooperation.…
Debate: “What’s next for Nord Stream 2?”
Warsaw Institute and The Warsaw Institute Review are proud to present you the video from our expert event „What’s next for Nord Stream 2?”, which took part online on October…
Poland wins in the Arbitration with Gazprom over the price of natural gas
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…
Energetic paradigm shift and a crisis in Russia
On May 27, 2020, the editors of The Warsaw Institute Review held another online event. Wojciech Jakóbik, an expert on energy security and geopolitics and BiznesAlert editor-in-chief discussed with dr…