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Analyses | | Andrzej Wilk, Tadeusz A Olszański, Wojciech Górecki

The Minsk agreement one year of shadow boxing

The conflict is likely to remain in its present, not fully frozen state, with all the negative consequences that entails for the Donbass, the rest of Ukraine, and Russia.
OSW Commentary | | Tadeusz A Olszański

Crimean Tatars after Russias annexation of the Crimean Peninsula

After Russia’s annexation of Crimea, Crimean Tatars face the necessity of working out a modus vivendi.
Analyses | | Tadeusz A Olszański

Crimean Tatars seek an agreement with Moscow

The Kurultai’s (national quasi-parliament) statement demonstrates their effective acceptance of the status quo.
Analyses | | Tadeusz A Olszański

Russias hapless strategy for eastern Ukraine

Everything indicates that Russia has incorrectly assessed the atmosphere in eastern and southern Ukraine, neglecting their citizens’ attachment to the state.
Analyses | | Tadeusz A Olszański, Arkadiusz Sarna, Agata Wierzbowska-Miazga

The consequences of the annexation of Crimea

The secession of Crimea has serious consequences, both for the Ukraine and for the Russian Federation.
OSW Studies | | Tadeusz A Olszański

Ukraine and Russia mutual relations and the conditions that determine them

Among all of the countries that border Ukraine, the Russian Federation is its most important partner. Ukraine·s relations with Moscow are the key issue of its foreign policy to such an extent that each option of the Ukrainian foreign…