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EPISODE · Jun 28, 2022 · 56 MIN

A Polish Perspective on The Ukraine-Russia Conflict

from The Jacob Shapiro Podcast

Jacob brings on special guest Dr. Jacek Bartosiak to discuss the Polish perspective on the Russia-Ukraine War, the implications of Kaliningrad being sealed off from Russia, and much more. Dr. Jacek Bartosiak is the Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Strategy & Future. He is the author of best-selling books including “Pacyfik i Eurazja. O Wojnie” (Pacific and Eurasia. On War” (2016), which focuses on the ongoing great power competition in Eurasia and the possible war in the Western Pacific. He is also the author of ”Rzeczpospolita między Lądem a Morzem. O wojnie i pokoju.” (Poland and Intermarium between the Land and the Sea Powers – (2018), which deals with the geostrategic reality Poland and Europe face in the era of great power competition and is an in-depth study of the Central Eastern European theatre of war and modern warfare.Timestamps:3:00-11:30: Kaliningrad11:30-21:15: A Polish view of the world21:15-28:30: The Suwałki Corridor28:30-39:30: What happens next?39:30-45:00: Ukraine and the new balance of power in Europe45:00-End TurkeyMake sure to check out the Cognitive Dissidents site and services here.

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