Sławomir Dębski

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    1 Oct 2019

    30 top-notch experts, from both sides of the pond, share their views on the vision of , after 30 years since it was presented by POTUS George H.W. Bush. What was achieved? What and why did go wrong? What is to be done? Follow and learn more!

    is a joint publishing project by 🇵🇱& 🇺🇸. The volume brings together over 30 authors to discuss the exceptional vision of George H.W. Bush that shaped as we know it. Follow us for more news on the book and accompanying events 🗣️
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    44 minutes ago
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    Congratulations ! I am looking forward to working with you to address global climate challenges. Good news is that the Paris Agreement remains intact! The Katowice Rulebook adopted during COP-24 in Poland paves the way for progress. Let’s take this road together.

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    18 hours ago

    Here’s the first brief in our new series, explores how political consultation within might be strengthened. 👇 Download and read

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    11 hours ago

    Today, I’m announcing the first members of my national security and foreign policy team. They will rally the world to take on our challenges like no other—challenges that no one nation can face alone. It’s time to restore American leadership. I trust this group to do just that.

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    12 hours ago

    Our piece on how Biden’s election will affect Eastern and Central Europe, with comments by

    Embraced by Trump, populist politicians in Eastern and Central Europe brace for unwelcome change — except for those still in denial about Biden’s win. My piece w ⁦⁩
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    15 hours ago

    Three Seas Initiative: IMF Executive Directors and Advisors endorse the 3SI, underscoring how the initiative will drive economic growth in Central/Eastern Europe and innovatively leverages private investment. See:

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    17 hours ago

    Another opportunity for Germany to step in and to step up.

    Michèle Flournoy (regarded a top Biden's choice for the Pentagon): ⁩" If we have a new administration, the first thing it will do will be to re-examine the military posture in the world..We may need more people in the Baltic States, Poland or Romania.”
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    Nov 22

    Rumor has it that intends to appoint Anthony Blinken as Sec of State. If true, great news. You might remember him as the only NSC guy who had a fallout with Obama over not enforcing Red Lines and striking Assad. Blinken said: "Superpowers don't bluff."

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    21 hours ago

    When discussing Merz it's also worth remembering that Merkel's CDU shifted to the centre. That's part of Merz' appeal within the party, where a lot of people think Merkel went too far. Merz is not a Trumpian revolutionary, he's an ordinary German conservative

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    21 hours ago

    With the excellent nominations on the horizon, the EU (and France) will have competent and decent interlocutors in the US - very rare under Trump. This doesn't mean that there will be an agreement on everything, but transatlantic ties can be rebuilt because values will be shared.

    . at , Michelle Flournoy at the Pentagon and Jake Sullivan as APNSA is about as fine and competent team as America could hope for. Enormous work ahead to rebuild alliances, return to multilateral fora. So encouraging they will be the ones to do it.
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    23 hours ago

    Israeli PM in secret flew to Saudi Arabia for meeting with Pompeo and crown prince. All the details in my story on

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    22 hours ago

    Is there a new map emerging of countries in the Middle East, and India and Greece, a new system of partnerships, economic, diplomatic and security, shared regional views. I think so, and here's my map:

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  13. 22 hours ago

    "Trump helped to create a safe space for these kinds of meetings. But as he leaves office, the countries must work together closely and create their own future – that they will then present to the world."

    My breaking news take on the reports of the Netanyahu Saudi trip,
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    Nov 22

    “Shoot! Fucking shoot! What’s the problem? Kill me!” Another harrowing snapshot of life in Minsk today

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  15. 22 hours ago

    Michèle Flournoy (regarded a top Biden's choice for the Pentagon): ⁩" If we have a new administration, the first thing it will do will be to re-examine the military posture in the world..We may need more people in the Baltic States, Poland or Romania.”

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  16. 24 hours ago

    "Blinken and Sullivan have helped Biden formulate a strategy that will include immediate outreach to U.S. allies who have often been antagonized by Trump’s “America First” approach, to demonstrate a willingness to work together on major global problems."

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    Nov 22

    If reports are true and is selecting Tony Blinken as SecState, Michele Flournoy as SecDef, and Jake Sullivan as National Security Advisor, then he will have a fantastic team - all are highly qualified, work well across the aisle, and are just plain good people.

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    Nov 22

    BREAKING: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu travelled secretly yesterday to the city of Neom in Saudi Arabia and had a trilateral meeting with Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Israeli source tells me. Netanyahu's office didn't deny the story

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    Nov 22

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    Nov 22

    Now that the PRC has become a competitor for military primacy US procurement must become competitive: $100 million for a 75-Marine landing craft is not competitive; $13 billion+or a $7B aircraft carrier with $5B of very marginal add-ons is not competitive. Needed: new platforms

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    Nov 22
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    I would wish from the Greens (as from the whole German security policy) more understanding for neighbours’ concerns and an attempt to overcome this very German trait of being concentrated on its perspective and its own solutions. Germany is a too big country for that.

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