Strategy&Future

Jacek Bartosiak & Albert Świdziński on the US military presence in Europe and its purpose (Video)

Jacek Bartosiak & Albert Świdziński of Strategy&Future, Warsaw, Poland on prospects of allied nuclear proliferation.

Jacek Bartosiak and Albert Swidzinski of Strategy&Future on Królewiec (Kaliningrad) Enclave as Poland’s Hormuz

“Królewiec (Kaliningrad) Campaign: The Capacity for Asymmetric Escalation”

This report presents a strategic simulation of a future crisis centered on the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad/Królewiec and explores whether an informal regional coalition — the “Baltic Axis” of Poland, Sweden, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia, working closely with Ukraine and in strategic partnership with Turkey — could functionally isolate the oblast through a political-military “quarantine"...

Jacek Bartosiak and Albert Świdziński of Strategy&Future on the future of Kaliningrad Enclave as strategic asset for Poland.

Lose the war - win the peace? Jacob Shapiro welcomes Jacek Bartosiak of Strategy&Future onto the show to discuss the Russia-Ukraine war and the evolution of the multipolar geopolitical system. Jacek makes his case that a systemic, global war has already begun – and warns the U.S. what will happen if it indulges in hubris and pushes too hard on President Trump’s “America First” rhetoric.

Jacek Bartosiak talks to Julian Lindley-French on the grim future of Europe.

Jacek Bartosiak and Jacob Shapiro in Geopolitics Talks – on Ukraine, Poland and US extended deterrence in Europe.

The Times of the Troubles has one additional feature: the erection of an enormous and sophisticated system of fortifications and military bases along the entire geopolitical zone of contact, that stretched hundreds of kilometres. The concentration of defence lines and fortifications was maybe the greatest in Europe.

The Eternal Return of Eastern Europe, or the tidal fluctuations of turmoil and wartime (Times of Trouble), can be outlined through five fundamental principles.

December 2024. Chancellery of the Prime Minister, Warsaw, Aleje Ujazdowskie. A few days before Christmas. One o’clock in the morning. The outgoing President of the United States is trying to call the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland to let him know that war has broken out in the Western Pacific.