For over half a year, nearly 30 internationally recognized experts and policymakers in foreign policy, defense, energy and cybersecurity, supported by the Casimir Pulaski Foundation’s team, have been working on the development of the report.

The Warsaw Security Forum (WSF) and SGH Warsaw School of Economics are delighted to invite you to the WSF2023 Town Hall Conversation, entitled "A Soldier-Spymaster meets the EU Baroness. War and Diplomacy in Contemporary Europe". Scheduled to take place on 2 October 2023 (15:00-16:30) on the SGH campus (Main Auditorium, Building G, I floor).

The 10th anniversary edition of the WSF will welcome over 150 speakers from more than 50 countries.

On July 11-12, 2023, representatives of the Casimir Pulaski Foundation and the Warsaw Security Forum took part in the NATO Public Forum, an event accompanying the North Atlantic Alliance Summit in Vilnius. The Foundation was one of the official partners of the Forum.

On July 5th-7th 2023, on the eve of the NATO summit in Vilnius, the international delegation of the Warsaw Security Forum organized by the Casimir Pulaski Foundation held a series of meetings in Kyiv. Continuous support for Ukraine’s fight against Russian unjustified aggression, and the issue of the country’s membership in NATO were the most important points of the visit.

On June 21st, The Warsaw Security Forum held it's Annual Warsaw Security Forum Ambassadors’ Meeting. The event welcomed over 25 Ambassadors of the EU, NATO and Partner states.

The Warsaw Security Forum has launched the work of the WSF High-Level Expert Groups.

Warsaw Security Forum representation joins Delphi Economic Forum for a discussion about future EU policy towards Russia.

It is our great pleasure to inform you that the Casimir Pulaski Foundation was co-organising the second BBN’s strategic debate about Perspectives after the NATO Summit in Vilnius. 

Main goals of the advocacy and fact-finding mission to Tbilisi included learning about the country’s current status of the accession to the European Union, discussing developments in the internal politics and possible challenges for democracy, security situation in the temporarily occupied Tskhinvali region as well as the cooperation and security environment in the Black Sea region. The visit was organised within the broader advocacy campaign #NewCEEnter aimed at improving the understanding of the needs and challenges of Poland’s Eastern partners.