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  • The Quick Peace Trump Pushed for Gives Russian Elites Time to Cement Their Regime

    By pushing for a rushed peace in Ukraine, the U.S. administration risks stabilizing the Russian regime and undermining Western credibility, security, and leverage for years to come.

    Autor: Miłosz J. Cordes
    Opublikowano: 19/05/2025
  • SPECIAL PAPER: Silent Guardians. Part 3: The Role of the Navy Modernization Program in Advancing Poland’s Shipbuilding Industry

    The ORKA program, along with other technical modernization efforts, should not be viewed merely as an initiative to acquire modern submarines for the Polish Navy. It also represents a unique opportunity to revitalize Poland’s industrial base. This paper—the concluding entry in a series of analyses examining the ORKA program—shifts focus from hardware specifications and strategic imperatives to the institutional and technological implications for domestic shipbuilding.

    Autor: Rafał Lipka & Sebastian Czub
    Opublikowano: 15/04/2025
  • Płot na granicy polsko-białoruskiej. Fot. KPRM.

    How is the migration policy paradigm changing? Comments on the framework of the migration strategy of Poland 2025-2030

    The publication by the Government of the Republic of Poland of a new Migration Strategy for 2025–2030 (hereinafter: Migration Strategy), adopted by a resolution of the Council of Ministers on October 15, 2024, not coincidentally came six months after the European Union adopted a set of 9 legal acts appearing under the name of the European Union Pact on Migration and Asylum. Poland opposed many of the Pact’s proposed legal acts at the stage of negotiations (2020–2023) and remains opposed to them after their adoption by a qualified majority in the EU Council.

    Autor: Wojciech Dzięgiel
    Opublikowano: 20/03/2025
  • Restarting Nuclear power plants – A new trend in the nuclear power industry

    Plans to restart nuclear power plants scheduled for demolition have sparked a new trend in the US nuclear power industry. Technically sound, long-lived nuclear power plants are being officially decommissioned and then subjected to extensive safety analysis and modernization for their restart. The analysis and modernization work is financed in part by loans provided by federal authorities, and guarantees of success are provided by long-term contracts for the sale of electricity.

    Autor: Mikołaj Oettingen
    Opublikowano: 11/03/2025
  • The fight against windmills or an apportunity for Poland – Models of supervision of the cryptoassets market

    Satoshi Nakamoto introduced a revolutionary payment system in 2008, allowing direct transactions between two parties without the need for intermediaries such as banks. Although the system has gained lasting popularity, not all of its creator’s assumptions have been preserved. The crypto market began to be monitored not only by central banks, but also by other regulators responsible for enforcing consumer rights and regulations to ensure financial market stability.

    Autor: Maria Jęda
    Opublikowano: 06/03/2025
  • Special Paper: Silent Guardians Part 2: The Overview of Potential Contenders in Poland’s ORKA Submarine Program

    Given Poland's fundamental role in the defense of NATO's eastern flank, the new submarines will help secure key trade and communication routes, as well as Poland's strategic interests in the Baltic Sea.

    Autor: Rafał Lipka & Sebastian Czub
    Opublikowano: 20/02/2025
  • The victory of the rebellion in Syria – challenges and consequences

    The fall of al-Assad's rule and the takeover of control over most of Syria by Sunni extremists hostile to Iran is therefore an irreversible end to Iran's flagship geopolitical project.

    Autor: Tomasz Otłowski
    Opublikowano: 07/01/2025
  • Special Paper: Strengthening Ukraine’s Security Assurance: Integration into Europe’s Technological and Industrial Base

    EU and Ukraine's collaboration enhances security for both, with joint ventures driving technological advances and aligning Ukraine's defence standards with NATO.

    Autor: Kateryna Anisova
    Opublikowano: 26/11/2024
  • Special Paper: Improving CEE Energy and Climate Resilience by Debunking Cost and Inconvenience Narratives

    For every €1 invested in renewables, there is a return of €3 to €8—making RES one of the most lucrative public investments for CEE countries.

    Autor: Petra Augustinova
    Opublikowano: 21/11/2024
  • Special Paper: Bridging the Gap: Enhancing CEE-Taiwan Collaboration in the Semiconductor Sector

    In highly industrialized CEE countries, there is widespread fear of job loss due to decarbonization and public anxiety over potential economic hardships.

    Autor: Paulina Uznańska
    Opublikowano: 20/11/2024
  • Silent Guardians Part 1: The Role of Submarines in Enhancing Maritime Security in the Baltic Sea Region

    Autor: Rafał Lipka & Sebastian Czub
    Opublikowano: 19/11/2024
  • Special Paper: Between Security and Human Rights. Addressing State-Sponsored Instrumentalization of Migration by Belarus and Russia

    Belarus and Russia have used migration as a geopolitical weapon, testing EU and NATO defenses while amplifying societal division and exploiting human rights concerns.

    Autor: Malwina Talik
    Opublikowano: 13/11/2024
  • Special Paper: Mitigating the Ukraine-Related Disinformation Campaigns’ Impact on Hungarian Society

    Hungarian society's negative view of Ukraine stems from top-down disinformation by Russia and Hungary's government, exacerbating fear and eroding empathy.

    Autor: Dorka Takácsy
    Opublikowano: 28/10/2024
  • Special Paper: Enhancing Cybersecurity Cooperation in Central and Eastern Europe

    Cyber threats in CEE target critical infrastructure and public trust, making a comprehensive defence strategy essential.

    Autor: Teodora Tea Ristevska
    Opublikowano: 23/10/2024
  • The Election Year: U.S. Policy and a New Geopolitics of the Black Sea

    With the upcoming 2024 U.S. elections, the next administration faces a crucial opportunity to reshape American foreign policy in the Black Sea region.

    Autor: Ketevan Chincharadze
    Opublikowano: 22/10/2024
  • Special Paper: 10 Years Of The Three Seas Initiative. What’s Next?

    2025 – the year in which we mark a decade since the establishment of the Three Seas Initiative.

    Autor: Antonia-Laura Pup
    Opublikowano: 21/10/2024
  • “Pakt dla przyszłości” – w stronę ONZ w wersji 2.0. Nowe rozwiązania dla pokoju i bezpieczeństwa

    W Pakcie dla Przyszłości dostrzega się potrzebę zwiększenia liczby przedstawicieli Afryki, Azji-Pacyfiku i Ameryki Łacińskiej w Radzie Bezpieczeństwa, aby była bardziej reprezentatywna i inkluzywna.

    Autor: Prof. Patrycja Grzebyk
    Opublikowano: 26/09/2024
  • Mission command philosophy in the context of the war between Russia and Ukraine — conclusions for Poland

    The Russian-Ukrainian war should instigate the change processes not only in the area of acquiring equipment and building integrated command systems but also in a faster implementation of the MC philosophy, using the Ukrainian experience, but also the Western, where the MC is implemented for two decades.

    Autor: Maciej Milczanowski
    Opublikowano: 01/07/2024
  • Turkey’s prospects for European Union membership

    All tools of cooperation and pressure will only have a practical impact if EU countries reach a single position. Given the current situation, this is challenging to achieve, so the solution would be to find other forms of satisfactory cooperation.

    Autor: Karolina Wanda Olszowska
    Opublikowano: 20/03/2024
  • Lebanon under existential threat

    The only way to avoid an escalation of the war on Lebanon’s territory and to prevent its destruction is to pressure Israel to terminate its plans to invade Lebanon, occupy parts of Lebanon’s territory, and to seriously extend the range and scope of air attacks.

    Autor: Witold Repetowicz
    Opublikowano: 14/03/2024
  • Russia’s BRICS Chairmanship as a Way to Break International Isolation

    Russia is using the BRICS chairmanship to its own advantage and to counter isolation. By increasing cooperation within BRICS, Russia seeks to expand its influence and strengthen its position as an important player in global politics.

    Autor: Karolina Olszowy
    Opublikowano: 16/02/2024
  • Situation on the Red Sea and threats to navigation through Bab al-Mandab Strait

    The only durable solution for stability in the region is a political resolution to both Palestinian and Yemeni conflicts.

    Autor: Witold Repetowicz
    Opublikowano: 30/01/2024
  • Elections in Taiwan – Scenarios and Potential Repercussions for International Security

    The most likely scenario in cross-strait relations after the elections is the maintenance of the status quo with varying degrees of pressure on the island, depending on the final result. However, the possibility of Beijing using the elections as a pretext for escalation to force the Taipei government into reunification talks cannot be ruled out.

    Autor: Tomasz Smura
    Opublikowano: 12/01/2024
  • Energy and Climate Policy as the Most Pressing Challenge for the New Government

    The government will have to act under social pressure, taking into account measures to prevent energy poverty, but at the same time strengthening market mechanisms.

    Autor: Sławomir Krenczyk
    Opublikowano: 12/12/2023
  • 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
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