Over the last years, the support for right wing national populists increased substantially in more than half of the EU member states, due to very different local reasons, as has been demonstrated by various elections
A debate: 'Will the new nationalism destroy Europe?' took place on 7 February in Warsaw co-organized by WiseEuropa, the Heinrich Böll Foundation and the Stefan Batory Foundation, which hosted the event.
The report Picking up momentum. Citizens’ strategy for the development of the Polish capital market is the summary of the project "Capital Market 25+", run by WiseEuropa in 2016.
December marks the start of Horizon 2020 project COP 21 RIPPLES (“COP21 Results and Implications for Pathways and Policies for Low Emissions European Societies”). WiseEuropa is a part of a project consortium led by IDDRI.
Poland is among those European countries that run the risk of losing the most as a result of the British referendum and the following consolidation of the EU’s hard core - comments Paweł Zerka in the article for Association for International Affairs.
Spain’s economic crisis and prolonged negotiations over forming a new government after two inconclusive elections have inevitably limited Madrid’s capacity to remain fully engaged in European and foreign affairs - answered Paweł Zerka to Judy Dempsey.
Poland belongs to those European countries that run the risk of losing the most as a result of the British referendum and the following consolidation of the EU’s hard core - said Paweł Zerka in a comment for the European think tank, Confrontations Europe.
Krzysztof Blusz and Paweł Zerka answer a new question from Judy Dempsey on the foreign and security policy challenges shaping Europe’s role in the world.
In the latest discussion paper adelphi, WiseEuropa and Institute for Sustainable Development offers a basis for reflection about selected benefits of low-emission economy in cities, based on evidence from Germany and Poland.
