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OSW Studies | | Mateusz Gniazdowski, Tomáš Strážay

The EU Strategy for the Danube Region The implications for Poland and the Visegrad Group

The Danube strategy is the second example, after the Baltic Sea strategy, of the growing importance of macro-regions in the EU. The regional policy is being more and more often looked at through the prism of not only ensuring internal…
OSW Commentary | | Marcin Kaczmarski

Russias Middle East policy after the Arab revolutions

Russia's policy towards the Middle East is instrumental. Its activity in the region has been growing since the middle of the last decade, and its aim is to help Moscow achieve its objectives in other areas, particularly in its policies…
OSW Commentary | | Anna Kwiatkowska

Forerunners or scaremongers Germany to abandon nuclear power

The German government’s final decision to abandon nuclear power as of 2022 has been expected for months. However, instead of calming the waters, providing solutions and answering the question ‘What next?’, it has only fanned the flames.…
OSW Commentary | | Justyna Gotkowska

No more compulsory engagement The emancipation of German security policy

Germany’s stance, apart from finishing off a certain process, is also setting a starting point for a discussion inside Germany about its military engagement in international security policy. This will bring about a more assertive and…
OSW Commentary | | Tadeusz A Olszański

Svoboda party – the new phenomenon on the Ukrainian right-wing scene

Svoboda is determined to fight the tendencies in Ukrainian politics and the social sphere which it considers pro-Russian. Its attitude towards Russia and Russians, furthermore, is unambiguously hostile. In the case of Poland, it reduces…