CIR Analysis: “India after 2024 elections”
This year’s general elections in India ended with a surprising result. Although Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ruling Indian People’s Party (BJP) has retained power, the lack of a majority in parliament (Lok Sabha) makes it dependent on its coalition partners. At the same time, the opposition, including the Indian National...
CIR Analysis “Narendra Modi’s Vision for India’s Foreign Policy”
As India holds its 2024 general elections, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) aims for a significant victory with their campaign slogan “This Time for 400.” Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s popularity spans across diverse social groups, enhancing BJP’s appeal. Interestingly, Minister of External Affairs Dr. S. Jaishankar’s book “Why Bharat Matters?” uses...
CIR analysis: “United States: Indispensable Nation – Unavoidable Problem (for Europe)”
In an era where geopolitical dynamics are rapidly evolving, the United States’ new industry and trade policies under President Biden, often dubbed ‘Bidenomics’, present both challenges and opportunities for Europe. With massive federal investments and a focus on green re-industrialization, these policies are set to significantly impact the global trade...
Interview with Lady Catherine Ashton “Dialogue
or force? Diplomacy in the era of chaos”
The invasion of Ukraine by Russia has shaken the European security architecture. The member countries of the European Union, along with other members of the Western coalition led by the United States, have taken coordinated actions to support the government in Kiev in its fight against the Russian...
CIR analysis: “Japan’s new security strategy”
The new Security Strategy of Japan can be interpreted as a turning point in the defense policy of the country, as it allows for a counterattack on the aggressor’s territory. However, this document was written at a particular time: there is a war ongoing between Russia and Ukraine, tensions in...
Kosovo. Impact of the war in Ukraine on Serbian politics
At the end of December 2022, tensions between Serbia and Kosovo were reduced, but the situation remains unresolved. The Serbs living in the northern part of Kosovo do not accept the existence of that State and are questioning decisions introducing new license plates and documents. The government in Pristina, in...
Global Sino-American rivalry in the context
of the war in Ukraine
The Russia-Ukraine war fits into the broader context of the new rivalry between the superpowers in the multipolar world that has been developing for over a decade. Despite Moscow’s challenge to the West, the date of February 24 does not mark the beginning of a new “cold war” as we...
The G20 summit in the shadow of the Ukraine-Russia war
The G-20 nations produce over 80 percent of the global gross product, are responsible for 75 percent of trade and their meetings are closely watched around the world not only by politicians but also by business community. The summit that took place on November 15-16 this year in Nusa Dua,...
Conference “Balkan Ambitions and Polish Inspirations”
The Center for Europe of the University of Warsaw and its partners are pleased to invite you to the international conference entitled “Balkan Ambitions and Polish Inspirations”. The event will be stationary and will take place on November 18 in the Columned Hall of the Faculty of History of the...
War in Ukraine and China’s expansion – challenges for Southeast Asia
The meetings of the Association of Southeast Asian Countries (ASEAN) in Cambodia, Bali and Bangkok (to be held on November 8-13, 2022) are taking place in the shadow of the European conflict in Ukraine. In recent weeks, China has activated its diplomacy, taking advantage of the favorable situation, especially in...
Poland as a country of success in the transformation of the agricultural sector
Centre for Europe of University of Warsaw and Centre for International Relations invite you to a podcast “Poland as a country of success in the transformation of the agricultural sector”. The podcast is part of a project entitled “Balkan Ambitions and Polish Inspirations”. This is a public task financed by...
Polish experiences in shaping participatory budgets – an example for the Western Balkans
Centre for Europe of University of Warsaw and Centre for International Relations invite you to a podcast “Polish experiences in shaping participatory budgets – an example for the Western Balkans”. The podcast is part of a project entitled “Balkan Ambitions and Polish Inspirations”. This is a public task financed by...
Poland, the Balkans, Central & Eastern Europe and European (Differentiated) Integration
Centre for Europe of University of Warsaw and Centre for International Relations invite you to a podcast “Poland, the Balkans, Cental & Eastern Europe and European (Differentiated) Integration”. The podcast is part of a project entitled “Balkan Ambitions and Polish Inspirations”. This is a public task financed by the Ministry...
Polish experiences as a post-communist state in building a civil society
Centre for Europe of University of Warsaw and Centre for International Relations invite you to a podcast “Polish experiences as a post-communist state in building a civil society”. The podcast is part of a project entitled “Balkan Ambitions and Polish Inspirations”. This is a public task financed by the Ministry...
Polish experiences as a post-communist state in building a civil society
Centre for Europe of University of Warsaw and Centre for International Relations invite you to a podcast “Polish experiences as a post-communist state in building a civil society”. The podcast is part of a project entitled “Balkan Ambitions and Polish Inspirations”. This is a public task financed by the Ministry...
Belt and Road Initiative – cooperation with China
In 2013, President Xi Jinping brought back the traditional Silk Road Spirit of “peace and cooperation, openness and inclusiveness, mutual learning and mutual benefit”. Beijing jointly initiated the Silk Road Economic Belt and the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road, also known as the Belt and Road Initiatives (BRI). Since then,...
The war in Ukraine from the Japanese perspective
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has opened a new chapter in the history of the post-Cold War world. It has shaken the political and economic foundations of Europe and, on the other hand, has brought the confrontation between the global ‘East’ and ‘West’ back to the fore in international politics. In...
Poland’s success in the area of international trade and foreign direct investment
Centre for Europe of University of Warsaw and Centre for International Relations invite you to a webinar “Poland’s success in the area of international trade and foreign direct investment: determinants and prospects”. The webinar is part of a project entitled “Balkan Ambitions and Polish Inspirations”. This is a public task financed...
Poland as an example of the effective utilization of the EU cohesion policy funds
Centre for Europe of University of Warsaw and Centre for International Relations invite you to a webinar “Poland as an example of the effective utilization of the EU cohesion policy funds”. The webinar is part of a project entitled “Balkan Ambitions and Polish Inspirations”. This is a public task financed by...
Polish experiences in building a civil society
Centre for Europe of University of Warsaw and Centre for International Relations invite you to a webinar “Polish experiences in building a civil society”. The webinar is part of a project entitled “Balkan Ambitions and Polish Inspirations”. This is a public task financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the...