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  • From Indispensable Power to Systemic Spoiler: Russia’s Shrinking Role in the International Order

    Despite continuing to frame itself in great-power terms, Russia is gradually losing the capacity to perform the systemic functions that for decades made it an indispensable actor in the international order.

    Autor: Maciej Dachowski
    Opublikowano: 12/02/2026
  • 180 Kilometers That Shape the Global Economy

    For Taiwan the last days of 2025 were characterised by yet another Chinese military drills around the island located 180-kilometers off the coast of mainland China. The drills have been conducted days after the announcement of $11bn U.S. weapons sale to Taiwan, one of the biggest weapon sales in Taiwan’s history.

    Autor: Michał Malak
    Opublikowano: 04/02/2026
  • Beyond the False Choice. Trump’s Board of Peace as a Test of Rules and Power

    The establishment of the so-called Board of Peace, proposed by the President of the United States Donald Trump, should be understood not as an episode linked solely to Gaza, but as a symptom of a deeper transformation of the international order [1]. For the first time since 1945, a key system-shaping actor is not attempting to reform existing security institutions, but is instead deliberately initiating a mechanism that competes with them.

    Autor: Maciej Dachowski
    Opublikowano: 20/01/2026
  • Negotiating the Same War. Russia’s Continuum, America’s Cycles, and Why Momentum Still Isn’t Change?

    At the close of 2025, as the war in Ukraine enters its fourth year in full scale form, international attention once again turned to Florida. On 28 December 2025, President Volodymyr Zelensky met with President Donald Trump at Mar a Lago.

    Autor: Maciej Dachowski
    Opublikowano: 15/01/2026
  • Withdrawal as Doctrine: American Power Between Institutions and Precedent.

    On 8 January 2026, the administration of Donald Trump announced the initiation of procedures to withdraw the United States from a range of international organisations, conventions, and treaties deemed contrary to U.S. national interests. While formally framed as an administrative and legal review of existing commitments, the decision carries significance far beyond its procedural form.

    Autor: Maciej Dachowski
    Opublikowano: 08/01/2026
  • Central Asia’s Rising Strategic Weight and the G20 Moment: Why Poland Should Pay Attention?

    As public debate in Poland increasingly focuses on the fact that Warsaw has been invited to participate in the G20 summit in 2026, an essential part of the context risks being overlooked.

    Autor: Maciej Dachowski
    Opublikowano: 08/01/2026
  • Venezuela and the Return of Empire: When Order Collapses by Precedent

    The Venezuelan moment: intervention without arbitration

    Autor: Maciej Dachowski
    Opublikowano: 05/01/2026
  • WSF at Doha Forum 2025

    It is our pleasure to inform you that the Warsaw Security Forum (WSF) participated in the 2025 edition of the Doha Forum, one of the world’s leading platforms for global dialogue on security, diplomacy, and international cooperation.

    Opublikowano: 16/12/2025
  • Parliamentary elections in Norway – a second election victory for PM Støre amidst changes on the right

    Autor: Karolina Pawlik & Agnieszka Grzegorzewska
    Opublikowano: 25/09/2025
  • Polish Cross-Party Delegation Deepens Relations with France

    Paris, June 2025 – A high-level cross-party Polish parliamentary delegation visited Paris on June 17–18 to underscore Poland’s strategic commitment to strengthening bilateral ties with France and to seize the opportunity offered by France’s status as Partner Country of the 2025 Warsaw Security Forum.

    Opublikowano: 23/06/2025
  • The Pulaski Foundation and CEPA Join Forces in Strategic Dialogue on Europe’s Future

    On May 7th, on the sidelines of the Warsaw Security Forum Public Dialogue, the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) and the Casimir Pulaski Foundation—both marking their 20th anniversaries—co-hosted a high-level dinner focused on the future of Europe–U.S. relations and the transatlantic alliance.

    Opublikowano: 08/05/2025
  • European Century? 2nd WSF Public Dialogue Explores Europe’s Future Trajectory

    Yesterday (7 May 2025), the second edition of the Warsaw Security Forum’s Public Dialogue took place in Warsaw. Leading diplomats, public officials, representatives of major media outlets, and other notable personalities gathered under the auspices of Poland’s EU Council Presidency and the patronage of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland to reflect on where Europe is heading and what can be done to ensure it keeps moving in the right direction.

    Opublikowano: 08/05/2025
  • Wagner Group activities in Libya and the Sahel region after the failed “putsch” in Russia – business as usual

    The failed rebellion of the Wagner Group troops against the Kremlin authorities on June 24 this year also had quite unexpected repercussions in Libya, a place far away from Russia.

    Autor: Tomasz Otłowski
    Opublikowano: 27/10/2023
  • The perils of West-imagined Russia

    Fascination with Russian culture and history has too many times been confused with having an understanding for Russia’s imperialist policies, disguised as justified interests in the so-called zone of influence.

    Autor: Miłosz J. Cordes
    Opublikowano: 18/09/2023
  • The Dragon’s Shadow – China’s rising assertiveness on the global stage

    China’s assertiveness has been growing on the global stage and has become one of the most significant challenges for the Western world.

    Autor: Tomasz Smura, Dominik Mierzejewski, Przemysław Ciborek, Mateusz Chatys, Andrzej Kozłowski
    Opublikowano: 12/09/2023
  • Difficult partner, sly competitor, increasingly dangerous rival: the German policy towards China after 24th February 2022

    The Russian large scale invasion against Ukraine on 24th February 2022 provoked a debate in Germany on the relations with China, which had become increasingly problematic over the past decade.

    Autor: Lidia Gibadło
    Opublikowano: 08/09/2023
  • Coup in Niger: France out, Russia in?

    The Russian presence in Africa worries the West because Niger could become another ally of Russia in Sahel.

    Autor: Dorian Cochet
    Opublikowano: 05/09/2023
  • The U.S.-China Cold War and its global repercussions

    The US-China relationship appears to be becoming increasingly confrontational, with the Biden administration largely continuing the line adopted by Donald Trump.

    Autor: Tomasz Smura
    Opublikowano: 30/08/2023
  • Grain Deal Terminated – Russian Blackmail and Averting a Humanitarian Crisis

    The potential consequences of the Russian withdrawal from the Grain Deal are monumental, with many countries being affected by potential food shortages, rising food prices, and even famine.

    Autor: Sebastian Czub
    Opublikowano: 18/07/2023
  • The Code of Conduct – a way to move forward with the South China Sea dispute?

    The strategic significance of the South China Sea is primarily attributed to its geographical location, rendering it one of the world's busiest and most strategically important shipping routes.

    Autor: Mateusz Chatys
    Opublikowano: 04/07/2023
  • Strategic Changes in Foreign Policy Saudi Arabia. Are they Permanent?

    In recent times, Saudi Arabia - a longstanding strategic partner of the United States - has embarked on a new course in its foreign policy. Riyadh has intensified cooperation with China and drawn closer to the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. Now, the House of Saud is signaling readiness to join the anti-Western BRICS bloc.

    Autor: Robert Czulda
    Opublikowano: 27/06/2023
  • Qualified majority voting in the EU in the field of foreign and security policy – sensible or dangerous idea?

    One of the somewhat unexpected (but highly welcome), consequences of the barbaric war waged by Russia against Ukraine and Moscow’s open confrontation with the West, has been a commendable show of unity not just from NATO, but also the European Union (EU).

    Autor: Robert Pszczel
    Opublikowano: 16/06/2023
  • Reelection of Recep Tayyip Erdogan and its implications

    Turkish elections were not forged but it doesn’t mean that they were free and fair. High turnout could suggest that the main winner was democracy but this is not the case.

    Autor: Witold Repetowicz
    Opublikowano: 07/06/2023
  • New political initiatives advertised in Bratislava and Chisinau have grabbed headlines in Europe – good reasons to cheer? Yes, but… (Robert Pszczel)

    The capital of Slovakia, even less so that of Moldova, is not used to the role of a location that produces big headlines on strategic issues of European politics. But this is exactly what happened in the last few days. President Macron chose the GLOBSEC conference in Bratislava to deliver a timely and important vision of political changes that he believes need to be applied in Europe. Then, almost fifty leaders met in Chisinau for the summit of the recently inaugurated European Political Community initiative.

    Autor: Robert Pszczel
    Opublikowano: 06/06/2023
  • Czechia and Poland should do more together, it is in their mutual interest (Pavel Havlicek)

    The recent visit of the new Czech President Petr Pavel to Poland in the middle of March has clearly shown that there is a new common understanding and possibly also future appetite to do more together in relations between Czechia and Poland.

    Autor: Pavel Havlicek
    Opublikowano: 19/05/2023
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