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| Established | 2014 |
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| Registration no. | 0000527487 |
| Headquarters | Wilcza St. 9, 00-538 Warsaw |
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President | Krzysztof Kamiński |
| Website | warsawinstitute |
The Warsaw Institute is a Polish nonprofit think tank specializing in geopolitics and international affairs.[1] Founded in 2014, the institute's primary goal is to strengthen the relationship between the United States and Poland. Topics of interest include national security, energy, history, culture, as well as other issues which are seen as being of strategic importance to Poland along with Central and Eastern Europe.
The Warsaw Institute supports policy making decisions by publishing analysis and making practical recommendations. The analysis serves governmental organizations and agencies, NGOs, research institutes, academic society, the media and experts. In addition to publishing, the Warsaw Institute organizes and participates in international conferences, meetings and seminars in Poland and abroad. The Warsaw Institute has participated in joint projects with Heritage Foundation,[2] Századvég Foundation,[3] European Values[4] and SNSPA.[5] Warsaw Institute supports the Three Seas Initiative and transatlantic relations.[6]
The Warsaw Institute is an independent, non-profit, nonpartisan organization supported by contributions from individuals.
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