Central Europe asks NATO to help defend the eastern flank from Russia
is a retired Polish general.
Stanislaw Koziej
Professor Stanislaw Koziej is a retired general, and is an analyst and lecturer in international affairs, national security and defense.
Gen. Koziej has also served as head of the National Security Bureau and secretary of the National Security Council for the President of the Republic of Poland, as well as deputy minister of national defense. In the 1990s, he organized and coordinated Poland’s national strategic defense planning.
He has authored more than 1,000 publications on security and defense issues.
Reports 17 Reports
The quest for military superiority in Ukraine
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NATO’s doctrine revolution
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Small steps at the Vilnius NATO summit
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Ukraine’s strategic communication in the war with Russia
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Putin’s next gamble in Ukraine
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The Russia-Ukraine war: Scenarios for Euroatlantic security
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Russia-Ukraine war: Scenarios
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Military context of the Belarusian crisis
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The global consequences of relocating U.S. troops in Europe
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The U.S. and China: The rivalry escalates
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Scenarios for Turkey’s role in NATO
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Strategic defense: NATO’s conventional deterrent
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Europe stands to be the biggest loser of the INF Treaty’s ending
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Dire consequences of ending the INF treaty
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The Visegrad Group and Europe’s security system: a story to watch
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Strategizing the European Union
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