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Adrian Korczyński

Independent Analyst & Observer on Central Europe and global policy research

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The Northern Crack: Why Finland and Norway Called President Putin

Despite the generally negative stance within the EU and Washington’s central role in negotiations with Moscow, Norway and Finland have recently expressed their willingness talk to Kremlin directly to protect their own geographical interests, without demanding political concessions from it in return.

Adrian Korczyński

victory of the Student List in the Serbian elections

The Revolution That Didn’t Change Serbia’s Geography

The victory of the “Student List” in the Serbian elections marks the end of the Aleksandar Vučić era; however, the country’s new foreign policy agenda—which maintains military neutrality and ongoing relations with Russia—creates tension with the EU and presents the new government with the complex challenge of balancing various geopolitical and economic interests.

Adrian Korczyński

Is Poland’s Court Crisis

Tusk’s Constitutional Power Grab: Is Poland’s Court Crisis Clearing the Way for a Federal Europe?

Donald Tusk returned to office promising to restore the rule of law. On October 30, that promise produced a confrontation at Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal, the court charged with reviewing legislation and international agreements against the constitution.

Adrian Korczyński

Europe Borrows, Kiev Benefits: Brussels’ New Push to Fund Ukraine Through Defence Loans

Adrian Korczyński

canada and the eu

Canada’s Plan B: Hedging Beyond the United States

Adrian Korczyński

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Six Weeks to Defeat Russia? The Cost Missing from Sikorski’s Calculation

Adrian Korczyński

Kiev Burns Russian Refineries: Why Is the Rest of the World Paying for It?

Adrian Korczyński

Sanctions Meet Reality: Washington Rediscovers the Value of Dealing with Moscow

Adrian Korczyński

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