BREAKOUT SESSION: Upgrading democracy – what can we learn from populism?
The breakout session “Upgrading democracy – what can we learn from populism?” was devoted to analyzing the roots of populism in Western democracies and answering the question of how can we reform our systems without compromising on its foundations. Director at the Centre for Russia Europe Asia Studies, Ms. Theresa Fallon, Senior Fellow at McCain Institute, Mr. David Kramer, Secretary of State at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland, Mr. Konrad Szymański, Member of Hungarian Parliament (1990-1994, 2014-2018) Zsuzsanna Szelényi and Chair of the Centre d’étude & de réflexion pour l’Action politique Nicolas Tenzer engaged in a heated debate about the future of democracy.
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WSF Weimar Triangle Parliamentary Delegation Visit to Washington D.C.
On 15-17 of April 2024, the Casimir Pulaski Foundation and the Warsaw Security Forum have dispatched an advocacy mission to Washington D.C. to bolster support for the passage of the critical U.S. $60 billion aid package to Ukraine. The senior leadership of the Casimir Pulaski Foundation was joined by three members of national parliaments from Germany, France and Poland.
Poland-Sweden Strategic Dialogue
The Head of the National Security Bureau and the Swedish National Security Adviser met in Warsaw: Poland-Sweden Strategic Dialogue Highlights Shared Commitment to Regional Security.
High-level delegation to Stockholm
Last week Warsaw Security Forum organized a high-level delegation to Stockholm, to hold ministerial-level meetings. Their aim was to discuss the security situation in the region and the preparations for this year's edition of the #WSF2024.