Executive Summary: Russia’s shadow war against Poland combines low-level sabotage, insider espionage, informational warfare, and cyber‑attacks. Between 2010 and 2025, Polish authorities closed 30 subterfuge cases, leading to the arrests
Executive Summary: Poland is accelerating its military build-up for a projected war with Russia as Ukraine faces a potentially unfavorable outcome in the peace talks brokered by the Donald Trump
Executive Summary: Poland is navigating internationally to maintain the unity of the North Atlantic alliance while anticipating a European defense structure without the United States. U.S. officials have praised Poland
Executive Summary: During his re-election as Belarus’s President, Alyaksandr Lukashenka warned Poland that any attempt to annex western Ukraine would precipitate a conflict with Belarus and Russia. Lukashenka’s warnings are
Executive Summary: On January 1, Poland took over the presidency of the Council of the European Union, emphasizing the need to strengthen European security to deter Russian aggression. The Visegrád
Executive Summary: Serbia’s new government is bolstering its connections with Russia through the appointment of Kremlin-linked ministers. Belgrade is also expanding its economic and media links with China following the
Executive Summary: The new Polish government has reaffirmed its commitment to Ukraine’s security in the wake of Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s visit to Kyiv. Warsaw is a major advocate for
Executive summary: The Kremlin views Serbia as a strategic asset in the Balkans that expands Russia’s geopolitical reach, weakens Western cohesion, and undermines transatlantic institutions. The Serbian government benefits from
On February 15, Jamestown Senior Fellow Janusz Bugajski was interviewed by Euronews Albania and offered his conclusion that Serbia will not recognize Kosovo until Russia's war against Ukraine is over.
On September 11, Jamestown Foundation Senior Fellow Janusz Bugajski was interviewed by the Polish Naval War Academy regarding his book, Failed State: A Guide to Russia's Rupture.
The official media outlet for Russia's Ministry of Defense, Zvezda, recently featured parts of an interview with Senior Fellow Janusz Bugajski concerning his new book, Failed State: A Guide to
Senior Fellow Janusz Bugajski was quoted by the Financial Times in a July 2 article about the possible disintegration of the Russian Federation.
On May 30, Senior Fellow Janusz Bugajski was interviewed by the Montenegrin news outlet, Pobjeda, about what its new government may mean for its ascension to the European Union, and
On May 18, Senior Fellow Janusz Bugajski participated in a panel hosted by the European Conservatives and Reformists Group in the European Parliament, titled "The Circassian Genocide: Their Only Crime
Jamestown Senior Fellow Janusz Bugajski was interviewed by NEP Prague in a video uploaded on February 11. The interview concerns his forthcoming book, Failed State: A Guide to Russia’s Rupture.
An October 27 article in Der Speigel International quotes Jamestown Senior Fellow Janusz Bugajski on the rising ethnonationalism in Bosnia and Herzegovina led by Bosnian-Serb leader Milorad Dodik: "Balkan expert
Jamestown Senior Fellow Janusz Bugajski testified before the US House Committee on Foreign Affairs, on December 8, about "The Balkans: Policy Recommendations for the Next Administration." *Read his written testimony