We present the publication “German-Polish European Dialogue”, which summarizes the texts posted on the German-Polish European Blog, run by WiseEuropa since June 2017.
We present the report "Germany, Poland and the future of the transatlantic community". The main topic of the new WiseEuropa publication on international politics are the relations between Poland
EU and its members in the conclusions of summits of the European Council unequivocally assessed the Russian aggression against Ukraine as an unacceptable violation of international law.
It remains a striking phenomenon that Russians have coined their relation towards the continent in the telling phrase “my i Evropa” (we and Europe) thus expressing a lacking sense of belonging towards Europe
WiseEuropa and The Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung in Poland have the honor to invite to the event:
As a law-based community, the European Union depends on the rule of law, the separation of powers and an independent judiciary guaranteed and functioning within Member States.
According to Frank Furedi, the British sociologist born in Budapest, what we are currently witnessing in the EU should apparently be described in terms of a “European culture war”.
European values have become one of the hottest issues discussed currently in the EU. They may be defined from various angles: political (liberal democracy and human rights), legal
There is a growing worry about the state of democracy in the European Union Member States. Particularly the developments in Hungary and in Poland have raised concerns and sparked intensive debates about illiberal backsliding and de-democratization.
Poland has never had worse relations with the European Commission, the European Parliament and Germany since its accession to the EU. The key problem is the undermining of the rule of law by the Polish government.
