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35 Years of the Weimar Triangle. The Three Societies Want Cooperation, but Expect Concrete Results

Published: 27 August 2026
Press release
On the eve of the 35th anniversary of the establishment of the Weimar Triangle, the Institute of Public Affairs and the Heinrich Böll Foundation Warsaw are publishing the results of a new public opinion survey conducted simultaneously in Poland, Germany and France. The findings show a clear social mandate for continued cooperation among the three countries but also reveal its greatest weakness: low visibility and insufficient presence in citizens’ everyday experience.
Two Proposals to Re-Establish the Rule of Law

Two Proposals to Re-Establish the Rule of Law

Published: 21 March 2025
Analysis
Since the Law and Justice (PiS)-led government began restructuring Poland’s judiciary in 2015, legal certainty has steadily declined. Now, the Codification Committee has put forward two proposals to restore the rule of law in Poland: one advocating for a swift, decisive approach, while the other follows a slower, more gradual path. Both have sparked a controversial debate about how to restore the rule of law.
Paul Naumann, Ewelina Lipska

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dossiers


More cooperation, tangible results

Published: 27 August 2026
Dossier
A report prepared by the Institute of Public Affairs in cooperation with the Heinrich Böll Foundation presents the findings of a new public opinion survey conducted simultaneously in Poland, Germany, and France. The study explores how citizens in the three countries perceive the significance and role of the Weimar Triangle. The findings point to clear public support for further strengthening cooperation among the three countries. At the same time, they highlight its greatest weakness: the Weimar Triangle remains relatively little known and has yet to become a visible part of citizens’ everyday experience.

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More Cooperation, tangible results

More cooperation, tangible results

Published: 27 August 2026
A report prepared by the Institute of Public Affairs in cooperation with the Heinrich Böll Foundation presents key findings of a new public opinion survey conducted simultaneously in Poland, Germany, and France. The study explores how citizens in the three countries perceive the significance and role of the Weimar Triangle. The findings point to clear public support for further strengthening cooperation among the three countries. At the same time, they highlight its greatest weakness: the Weimar Triangle remains relatively little known and has yet to become a visible part of citizens’ everyday experience.
How to make Europe secure again?

How to make Europe secure again?

Published: 25 February 2026
Russia’s war against Ukraine and shifting US policy have reignited debate on Europe’s security. This report brings together German and Polish perspectives, offering strategic analysis and policy recommendations for the EU’s future.
raport Domu Ukraińskiego_okładka

We barely have time to celebrate our wins … or to process what we’ve lost

Published: 24 February 2025
The Ukrainian House report, issued in cooperation with the Open Space Works Ukraine and the Heinrich Böll Foundation in Warsaw highlights how Ukrainian Women-led Organisations (WLOSs) have played a key role in responding to the humanitarian crisis caused by Russia’s full-scale invasion. Drawing on research in Ukraine and Poland, it explores their grassroots efforts in providing emergency aid, psychosocial support, and long-term solutions.  





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