Res Publica Foundation
An independent Polish think tank in Warsaw that publishes Visegrad Insight and Res Publica Nowa, providing analysis and debate on Central European policy.
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Overview
The Res Publica Foundation is an independent think tank based in Warsaw, Poland. It was established in 2012 and is the publisher of Visegrad Insight, a leading Central European platform for debate and analysis that generates future policy directions for Europe and transatlantic partners. The foundation also publishes the Polish-language journal Res Publica Nowa and runs the New Europe 100, a network of emerging leaders. Visegrad Insight, the foundation's flagship English-language publication, offers expert commentary, reports, and foresight on democratic security, economic security, and strategic communication in Central and Eastern Europe. It serves a readership of policymakers, analysts, journalists, and business professionals. The platform produces regular newsletters, including a Weekly Outlook and a Thursday highlights digest, and hosts events that convene experts from across the region. The foundation is headquartered in Warsaw and operates primarily in Poland and the wider Central European region, with a focus on the Visegrad Group countries and the Western Balkans. Its work is supported by a team of editors, fellows, and contributors, led by Editor-in-Chief Wojciech Przybylski. The foundation's funding model includes institutional and corporate subscriptions, with an annual subscription for up to ten users priced at EUR 999. Through its publications and programs, the Res Publica Foundation aims to strengthen democratic resilience and informed policy debate in Central Europe and to foster transatlantic cooperation. Its Visegrad Insight platform is recognized as a key source of analysis on regional political, economic, and security developments.
History
The Res Publica Foundation was established in 2012 in Warsaw, Poland, as an independent think tank. Its name references the Polish journal Res Publica Nowa, which it publishes as its flagship Polish-language publication. In the same year, the foundation launched Visegrad Insight, an English-language platform dedicated to analysis and debate on Central European affairs. Visegrad Insight grew into the foundation's main international project, producing policy analysis, foresight reports, and commentary on democratic security, economic security, and strategic communication. The platform has hosted numerous events and fostered a network of fellows and contributors from across Central and Eastern Europe. It also runs the New Europe 100, a network of emerging leaders from the region. In March 2022, the foundation published a scenario-based report titled "Western Balkans Futures 2030," exploring possible trajectories for the Western Balkans in the context of EU enlargement, geopolitical competition, and regional challenges. The project involved partnerships with regional organizations and experts. As of the mid-2020s, the foundation continues to operate from Warsaw, with a team led by Editor-in-Chief Wojciech Przybylski. It offers institutional and corporate subscriptions to Visegrad Insight, providing access to articles, reports, newsletters, and events. The foundation remains an active voice in Central European policy debates and transatlantic dialogue.
- 2022
Published 'Western Balkans Futures 2030' scenario report.
- 2012
Res Publica Foundation established in Warsaw, Poland.
- 2012
Visegrad Insight launched as an English-language platform for Central European analysis.
Products and positioning
Independent, non-partisan think tank providing Central European intelligence and policy debate for European and transatlantic audiences.
Visegrad Insight
Main Central European platform of debate and analysis.
Res Publica Nowa
Flagship Polish-language publication.
New Europe 100
Network of leaders of tomorrow.
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