Kosciuszko Chair of Polish Studies

Now you can watch all the lectures from our 14th Annual Spring Symposium: Security, Faith, and Resilience in the Intermarium and Beyond

14th Annual Spring Symposium of the Kosciuszko Chair of Polish Studies The 14th Annual Spring Symposium of the Kosciuszko Chair of Polish Studies covers the topic of “Security, Faith, and Resilience in the Intermarium and Beyond...

Our patron, General Tadeusz Kościuszko, was born in 1746. A national hero of Poland and the USA, he led Polish forces to victory over Russia at Racławice in 1794.

Watch Monique Camarra's recent conversation with the Disinfo Resilience Network. Monique Camarra is an analyst and practitioner-in-training at the Institute of World Politics, focusing on the strategic and tactical use of gray zone warfare conducted by Russia and China in Europe. She is also the co-host of Kremlin File.

Dietmar Pichler meets Monique Camarra Guest: Monique Camarra is an analyst and practitioner-in-training at the Institute of World Politics, focusing on the strategic and tactical use of gray zone...

Filip Styczynski, Director of Operations at The Institute of World Politics Center for Intermarium Studies, was interviewed by Euromaidan Press on how the Ukrainian side can improve its relations with the new American administration and American conservatives in general. Read the article for more⤵️

Ukraine can win back US Republicans – here’s how, says DC expert "You put all of your eggs into the Democratic basket; now you need to improvise," says Filip Styczynski, a former TVP World chief now directing operations at Washington's Center for Intermarium Studies.

Nathalie Vogel, Research Fellow at IWP's Center for Intermarium Studies, discussed Russian 🇷🇺 influence in Georgia🇬🇪. Read more in the Sunday Express article. Link below ⤵️

Russia Despite the Russian-friendly Georgian Dream party assuming power, Moscow is losing influence In Georgia to strategic allies China and Iran. But it's not necessarily good news for the West.

Dr. Sebastian Bojemski discusses "The Long-Run Impact of the Russo-Ukrainian War on Poland's Fuel Market":

The Long-Run Impact of the Russo-Ukrainian War on Poland's Fuel Market with Dr. Sebastian Bojemski Dr. Sebastian Bojemski discusses "The Long-Run Impact of the Russo-Ukrainian War on Poland's Fuel Market."This lecture is a part of the 17th Annual Kościuszk...

Dr. Grzegorz Blicharz discusses "Leon Mazurek: The Hidden Hero":

Leon Mazurek: The Hidden Hero with Dr. Grzegorz Blicharz Dr. Grzegorz Blicharz discusses "Leon Mazurek: The Hidden Hero."This lecture is a part of the 17th Annual Kościuszko Chair Conference: Threats and Opportunit...

Michael DiCianna discusses current trends of the Russo-Ukrainian War:

Analysis on the Current Trends of the Russo-Ukrainian War with Mr. Michael DiCianna Mr. Michael DiCianna discusses "Analysis on the Current Trends of the Russo-Ukrainian War, How Western Leadership can Restore the Strategic Initiative, and t...

Prof. Andrzej Nowak discusses "The Narratives on Russia/Ukraine Conflict Regarding the Appeasement of 1920":

The Narratives on Russia/Ukraine Conflict Regarding the Appeasement of 1920 with Prof. Andrzej Nowak Professor Andrzej Nowak discusses "The Narratives on Contemporary Russia and its Invasion of Ukraine in the Context of the Forgotten Appeasement of 1920."Thi...

Watch Filip Styczynski discuss "Current Challenges in German-Polish Relations":

Current Challenges in German-Polish Relations with Filip Styczynski Mr. Filip Styczynski discusses "Current Challenges in German-Polish Relations."This lecture is a part of the 17th Annual Kościuszko Chair Conference: Threats...

Lectures are now available from IWP's 17th annual Kościuszko Chair Conference on "Threats and Opportunities in the Intermarium: An Update."

Learn more about current challenges in Polish-German relations, trends of the Russo-Ukrainian War, the impact of this war on Poland's fuel market, and more.

Watch the conference here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvtOVOq0jLNKxjkEdBSIxg5CIsa_IVNuE

Threats and Opportunities in the Intermarium: An Update These lectures are part of The 17th annual Kościuszko Chair Conference sponsored by the Center for Intermarium Studies at IWP.

On November 11, during the Independence March in Warsaw, a large banner with the inscription "Intermarium" appeared: https://wb24.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/7449e974-35f0-4570-83e2-5726c1dc47cb.jpg

We can see on it a slogan "Our strength in Unity" and many symbols referring to the idea of Intermarium. On the left, we can see crossed out: sw****ka, sickle and hammer, the Russian Z, and the flag of the Russian Empire. On the right, we see a shield with the Lithuanian Vytis, the Ukrainian Archangel Michael, and the Polish Eagle.

The organizers of the column were Belarusian Oppositionists from the RUCH association and the Polish Mlode Kresy foundation. As they emphasized, they refer to the tradition of the Polish First Republic (Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth), which united all the nations participatied in the march.

"Especially since in the ranks of our organization we have Poles coming from Lithuania, Latvia, Belarus and Ukraine. We believe that in today's unstable times, when Russian imperialism poses a threat to Eastern European countries, it is worth organizing and promoting such initiatives," said the organizers.

The Intermarium is a historical and geopolitical term referring to the lands between the Black Sea and the Baltic Sea. And between Germany and Russia. It is of strategic importance for the security and balance of power in Europe and the world.

More information: https://wb24.org/2024/11/13/bia-orusini-litwini-i-otysze-przeszli-wsp-lnie-z-polakami-w-marszu-niepodleg-o-ci/

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