Launch of a #NewCEEnter hashtag
Launch of a #NewCEEnter hashtag
Warsaw Security Forum launched a new hashtag #NewCEEnter promoting its new approach towards programming for the 2023 edition of the conference. The hashtag will be used to signal the WSF’s team contributions to the debate about the role of CEE in the changing paradigm of European and transatlantic security.
Now, more than a year into the Russian unprovoked aggression against Ukraine, news headlines around the world mention Central and Eastern Europe more frequently than ever before. NATO and the EU shape their leadership by creating the response to the most serious threat to transatlantic values for decades. Germany responds with #Zeitenwende. Western Europe looks east to grasp CEE expertise on Russia and its imperialistic policies. Is CEE ready to contribute to the joint response to the changing security landscape?
In 2022 we discussed how much the world around us has changed as a result of the Russian aggression against Ukraine. In 2023 we are ready to discuss what kind of transatlantic security architecture and EU’s future foreign policy the CEE region would like to embrace. With free and secure Ukraine, with new comprehensive Western policy versus Russia, with a strong US-European alliance to counter democratic disruptions.
The Warsaw Security Forum as an established platform combining Central and Eastern European leaders and experts with their international counterparts, engages in finding out what could be the new role of the region in the security debate. We will analyze the factual and desired contributions of CEE states (in particular Poland, the Baltic States, Romania and Ukraine) to Transatlantic security in three key areas: foreign policy, defense and state resilience. This leitmotif will be clearly visible within the agenda of the conference. It is also the key element of other activities: advocacy trips, roundtables, and panel discussions, organised by the WSF team on the road to the main event.
If you are interested in discussing if CEE can become a new center of security gravity, please follow #NewCEEnter & join us during #WSF2023 to find out.
Warsaw Security Forum presence at the Munich Security Conference 2025
At the 2025 Munich Security Conference, the Warsaw Security Forum reaffirmed its role as the leading CEE platform advocating for transatlantic security and unwavering support for Ukraine. With Prof. Katarzyna Pisarska moderating a high-level panel on European aid to Ukraine and hosting an exclusive working dinner on transatlantic relations, WSF played a direct role in shaping the strategic debate. The forum outlined key priorities for European security—strengthening Ukraine, bolstering defense industries, and redefining Europe’s role in global security—reinforcing the message that Europe must lead, or risk being sidelined.
Warsaw Security Forum Partners the Munich Security Conference 2025
It is our pleasure to inform you that the Warsaw Security Forum (WSF) is a partner institution of this year’s prestigious Munich Security Conference (MSC2025), taking place on February 14-16, 2025. As a #MSC2025 partner, we will contribute to the conference’s dynamic agenda by hosting two high-profile events: Panel Discussion: "Security Dividend: European Support for Ukraine" & Closed-Door Dinner: "Thinking Transatlantic Relations Anew: Mapping the New European Security Architecture and Russia Strategy".
Warsaw Security Forum Advocates for Key Security Priorities During High-Level Delegation Visit to Brussels
Last week, representatives of the Warsaw Security Forum (WSF), including Prof. Katarzyna Pisarska and Tomasz Obremski, visited Brussels to present the WSF 2025 initiatives to the newly appointed EU and NATO leadership. The delegation engaged in over 20 high-level meetings with officials from the European Commission, European Council, European Parliament, and NATO Headquarters, focusing on critical global and regional security priorities.