Events
Event Summary: Challenges For Energy Security. Transatlantic Approach.
On Tuesday, November 17, Warsaw Institute had the pleasure to host a discussion entitled CHALLENGES FOR ENERGY SECURITY. TRANSATLANTIC APPROACH. Our honourable guest, H.E. Ambassador Virginia E. Palmer, was interviewed by Tomasz Kijewski of Warsaw Institute.
Challenges For Energy Security. Transatlantic Approach | Online interview
Warsaw Institute and The Warsaw Institute Review are delighted to invite you to our event: “Challenges For Energy Security. Transatlantic Approach”!
Kosovo. Security, foreign policy and the future of the teenage state | Live Stream
The Warsaw Institute Review and Warsaw Institute are proud to announce the upcoming expert event “Kosovo. Security, foreign policy and the future of the teenage state.” The debate will be held on Wednesday, October 28th at 8 PM (CET)!
What’s next for Nord Stream 2? | Live Stream
The Warsaw Institute Review and Warsaw Institute are proud to announce the upcoming expert event „What’s next for Nord Stream 2?”.
The debate will be held on Wednesday, October 14th at 8 PM (CET)!
A Round Table Discussion on Belarus
A debate entitled “The Round Table on Belarus” organized by the Warsaw Institute Foundation and the editorial board of The Warsaw Institute Review quarterly, with the participation of the most important Polish think tanks, took place on September 30.
Expert debate: “An Underestimated Threat. How Russia and China influence Central and Eastern Europe?”
On September 14, 2020, the first online roundtable organized by the Warsaw Institute took place – “An Underestimated Threat. How Russia and China influence Central and Eastern Europe?”
An underestimated threat. How Russia and China influence the CEE?
We invite your the Warsaw Institute’s first online roundtable! The experts debate “An underestimated threat. How Russia and China influence the CEE?” shall take place on Monday, September 14th at 6:00 PM.
Online Debate: A Balkan future of the Eastern Partnership
The Warsaw Institute Review has the honor to announce the upcoming expert event „A Balkan future of the Eastern Partnership ” on Wednesday, July 8 at 8 PM (CET)!
Recording: Poland – Europe – World. The economic dimension
On 2 July another debate in the #RODMonline series took place, which is the result of cooperation between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Regional Centers of International Debate and the Warsaw Institute.
Video recording: How can civil society change the world?
Civil society is a form of activity, as well as a form of defining and achieving goals without an impulse from the state authorities. This is the conscious and autonomous participation of citizens in public life. Therefore, civil society is a set of ideas and forms of social self-organization in order to implement them.
How civil society can change the world | LIVE stream
The Warsaw Institute Review has the honor to announce the upcoming expert event „How civil society can change the world” on Wednesday, on July 1 at 8 PM (CET)!
Summary: The More-than-a-Middle East – the situation in the region and its implications for Poland
In an online debate organized in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Warsaw Institute and the Regional Center for International Debate, which took place on 25th June 2020, the invited guests spoke about these geopolitical phenomena, dynamics in the region and their impact on the current situation of Poland.
Trump’s peace plan in the Middle East – summary of the debate
On 28th January 2020 the US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented the “Peace to Prosperity: A Vision to Improve the Lives of the Palestinian and Israeli People” plan. Due to the fact that the negotiations did not include the Palestinian side, the Plan was rejected by the President of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas and the Arab League.
Debate: Polish presidency of the Visegrad Group. Expectations, challenges and opportunities – summary
On Thursday 18 June 2020 the first expert debate in the #RODMonline series took place. The event was organized by the Warsaw Institute think-tank and the editorial board of The Warsaw Institute Review in cooperation with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Regional Center for International Debate in Cracow.
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