The war in Ukraine has destroyed a significant portion of the country's energy infrastructure, and although Ukrainian services are constantly repairing the damage, access to components that can replace the damaged infrastructure is drastically decreasing. This report analyzes the possibilities of cooperation between Poland and Ukraine in utilizing components of Polish coal-fired power units and coal resources to compensate for lost capacity.
Author: Energy & Resilience Programme
Published: 17/04/2025
On April 16, 2025, the fourth meeting of the participants and partners of the National Security Industrial Club (KPBN) took place, titled “White Paper on European Defence and the ReArm Europe/Readiness 2030 Plan – Implications for the Polish Defence Industry.”
Published: 16/04/2025
In an increasingly fraught and challenging international environment, a spotlight has been thrown on the importance of constructive foreign policy engagement, and on understanding the various elements of international relations and negotiations. To do this, one would hope, we can draw on all available expertise. However, as the charts in this paper, as well as some of the statistics quoted below, suvest, the capabilities and skills of women in fields connected to foreign and security policy in Czechia, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary are woefully underutilized.
Published: 15/04/2025
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.
Author: Rafał Lipka & Sebastian Czub
Published: 15/04/2025
In our opinion, there is no doubt that the development of nuclear energy in Poland could constitute a significant breakthrough in terms of economic development and strengthening the national economy, as well as in Poland's climate policy.
Author: Energy & Climate Programme
Published: 14/04/2025
The Casimir Pulaski Foundation led the second edition of the Weimar Triangle Plus Parliamentary Delegation to Washington, D.C. on April 7-9, reaffirming our shared commitment to transatlantic cooperation and Europe’s responsibility in global security.
Published: 14/04/2025
Author: Karolina Pawlik
Published: 11/04/2025
The publication by the Government of the Republic of Poland of the new Migration Strategy for 2025–2030 (hereinafter referred to as the Migration Strategy), adopted by the Council of Ministers' resolution of October 15, 2024, is no coincidence that it occurred six months after the European Union adopted a set of nine legal acts known as the Pact on Migration and Asylum. Poland opposed many of the proposed legal acts within the Pact both during the negotiations (2020–2023) and remains opposed to them after their adoption by a qualified majority in the Council of the EU.
Author: Wojciech Dzięgiel
Published: 20/03/2025
From the perspective of Poland’s presidency in the Council of the European Union, key issues relate to Sino-Russian cooperation in the context of Russia’s war in Ukraine, particularly regarding the amplification of Russian narratives by Chinese media and activities in cyberspace.
Author: Dominik Mierzejewski, Joanna Nawrotkiewicz, Piotr Maciej Kaczyński
Published: 20/03/2025
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.
Author: Wojciech Dzięgiel
Published: 20/03/2025
The war in Ukraine has destroyed a significant portion of the country's energy infrastructure, and although Ukrainian services are constantly repairing the damage, access to components that can replace the damaged infrastructure is drastically decreasing. This report analyzes the possibilities of cooperation between Poland and Ukraine in utilizing components of Polish coal-fired power units and coal resources to compensate for lost capacity.
Autor: Energy & Resilience Programme
Opublikowano: 17/04/2025
On April 16, 2025, the fourth meeting of the participants and partners of the National Security Industrial Club (KPBN) took place, titled “White Paper on European Defence and the ReArm Europe/Readiness 2030 Plan – Implications for the Polish Defence Industry.”
Opublikowano: 16/04/2025
In an increasingly fraught and challenging international environment, a spotlight has been thrown on the importance of constructive foreign policy engagement, and on understanding the various elements of international relations and negotiations. To do this, one would hope, we can draw on all available expertise. However, as the charts in this paper, as well as some of the statistics quoted below, suvest, the capabilities and skills of women in fields connected to foreign and security policy in Czechia, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary are woefully underutilized.
Opublikowano: 15/04/2025
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
In our opinion, there is no doubt that the development of nuclear energy in Poland could constitute a significant breakthrough in terms of economic development and strengthening the national economy, as well as in Poland's climate policy.
Autor: Energy & Climate Programme
Opublikowano: 14/04/2025
The Casimir Pulaski Foundation led the second edition of the Weimar Triangle Plus Parliamentary Delegation to Washington, D.C. on April 7-9, reaffirming our shared commitment to transatlantic cooperation and Europe’s responsibility in global security.
Opublikowano: 14/04/2025
Autor: Karolina Pawlik
Opublikowano: 11/04/2025
The publication by the Government of the Republic of Poland of the new Migration Strategy for 2025–2030 (hereinafter referred to as the Migration Strategy), adopted by the Council of Ministers' resolution of October 15, 2024, is no coincidence that it occurred six months after the European Union adopted a set of nine legal acts known as the Pact on Migration and Asylum. Poland opposed many of the proposed legal acts within the Pact both during the negotiations (2020–2023) and remains opposed to them after their adoption by a qualified majority in the Council of the EU.
Autor: Wojciech Dzięgiel
Opublikowano: 20/03/2025
From the perspective of Poland’s presidency in the Council of the European Union, key issues relate to Sino-Russian cooperation in the context of Russia’s war in Ukraine, particularly regarding the amplification of Russian narratives by Chinese media and activities in cyberspace.
Autor: Dominik Mierzejewski, Joanna Nawrotkiewicz, Piotr Maciej Kaczyński
Opublikowano: 20/03/2025
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