The Pan-European Institute publishes a quarterly discussion forum, Baltic Rim Economies (BRE), which focuses on the development of the Baltic Sea Region. In BRE, high-level public and corporate decision makers, representatives of Academia and several other experts contribute to the discussion.
Expert articles:
- Štefan Füle: A renewed approach to the Eastern Partnership
- Konrad Niklewicz: Six months of the Polish Presidency
- Andrii Deshchytsia: Ukraine-EU relations – overview of the recent developments and perspectives for the nearest future
- Stanisław Koziej: Towards a new European Security Strategy
- Beata Wojna: The Polish Presidency and the Eastern Partnership
- Agnieszka Łada: Polish EU Council Presidency – efficient presidency in the difficult times
- Adam Eberhardt: Eastern Partnership and Poland’s EU presidency
- Alex Nice: Belarus and the Eastern Partnership in 2011
- Agnieszka Wójcicka: The Polish Presidency in the European Union in 2011
- Rafał Sadowski: The Polish EU Presidency and the Eastern Partnership
- Janusz Wróbel: Together faster and more efficiently
- Agata Łoskot-Strachota: The European Union’s external energy policy and its relations with its neighbours to the East
- Adam Łukaszewicz: Between the Baltic and the Mediterranean
- Ewa Dziedzic: Poland as a tourism destination – looking for a place in the market
- Elzbieta Kawecka-Wyrzykowska: Warsaw School of Economics and its international co-operation with Belarus and Ukraine
- Michael Gonchar: Ukrainian mainstream and dream stream of Russian energy policy
- Andriy Chubyk: South Stream – behind rhetoric
- Anaïs Marin: Belarus – the thwarted partnership
- Anton Lobach: Belarus's energy security
- Eduard Simchanka: Currency crisis 2011 in Belarus
- Murman Margvelashvili and George Mukhigulishvili: Georgia and its role in energy transit towards the West
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