India – China Relations and Emerging Geopolitical Dimension
The positive atmospherics built by both India and China in the form of informal summit in 2018 at Wuhan after Doklam stand-off was perceived…
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CSM Live Talks: World after the pandemic
World after the pandemic: Europe, USA, China Centre for International Relations and Konrad Adenauer Stiftung in Polen invite you to CSM LIVE TALKS – a live…
Post-corona reconstruction programme by prof. Muhammad Yunus
Extent of damage that Corona pandemic is causing the world is just mind boggling. However, despite this massive damage it offers us an unparalleled…
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👉 CSM LIVE MEETING On Thursdays, we invite you to CSM LIVE MEETINGS – live chats with exceptional guests on our Facebook profile: Centrum Stosunków Międzynarodowych.…
CIR Comment: “Pandemia. How did it start?”
Corona Virus is not a brand new virus. But COVID-19 is. Nobody heard about this until it created mayhem in the Chinese City of…
Debate “Europe and the World 2020-2030”
The Centre for International Relations and the European Parliament Office in Poland organised the Europe and World debate between 2020 and 2030. The main…
CIR Comment “Warsaw Declaration. Roadmap to democracy”
Two decades ago, in June 2000, with democratic transitions across the world in a spirit of optimism at the dawn of the new Millennium,…
CIR among TOP5 Polish think tanks in Global Go To Think Tank Index 2019
We have a pleasure to announce that the Centre for International Relations was listed among TOP5 Polish think tanks in Global Go To Think…
EU–India Security and Defence Cooperation in the Twenty First Century: Challenges and Prospects
The European Union (EU) over the years got transformed and reflects a good case study of Unity in diversity. India has also shown its…
Perception of China among V4 Political Elites
For much of the 1990s and early 2000s, China has not been in the focus of the V4 countries. This began to change in…
Analyses CSM: “A whip against violent dissidence”
For almost 30 years of existence, the International Criminal Court (ICC) has tried more than a dozen defendants, possible, which 8 were found guilty…
Analyses CSM: “The Visegrad Four’s Migration Dilemma”
Many leading politicians of the Visegrad Group countries, which include Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Hungary, are openly and strongly opposed to the…
Analyses CSM “Georgia’s post-soviet transformation”
Recent events, whose main hero was the former president of Georgia, Mikheil Saakashvili, including his arrest in Ukraine and deportation to Poland, has once…
Analyses CSM “After NATO summit. Europe needs a plan B”
“The decisions taken at the Brussels Summit show that the world is changing. Europe and North America are one and operate jointly within NATO,…
Analyses CSM: “MIKTA: an innovative partnership”
MIKTA is a cooperation platform that consists of five countries: Mexico, Indonesia, Republic of Korea, Turkey and Australia. This informal group was formed on…
Analyses CSM: “Dutch vision of the UE: principles or pragmatism?”
Brexit has given new meaning to the Netherlands, which for years has played an important, diplomatic role in Europe and was a mediator of…
Analyses CSM: “EUROPEAN UNION. THREE MACRO-TRENDS FOR CONTEXTUALIZING ITS FUTURE”
Economic and demographic trends are already affecting the socioeconomic environment in Europe. The latest forecasts according to which the European continent will become a…
THREE MACRO-TRENDS CONTEXTUALIZING THE FUTURES OF EUROPE – ANALIZA CSM 08.2017
Economic and demographic trends are already in motion that will determine the macro-level socio-economic and socio-political environment of mid-century Europe. Fashionable prognostications for the…
