Technological Rivalry Between States: How Can Poland Win in a Multi‑centric World?
Opublikowano: 16.06.2026
Does a country’s power still depend on its size today? The G7 summit currently underway in Evian, France, clearly shows that the traditional rules of the game are becoming a thing of the past, and the global balance of power is becoming multicentric.
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Dr. Michał Matlak in “Rzeczpospolita”: How can Europe free itself from digital dependencies, and what does the new EC package mean in this context?
Opublikowano: 15.06.2026
The newspaper *Rzeczpospolita* published an extensive interview with Dr. Michał Matlak, director of Łukasiewicz – ITECH, focusing on the anticipated effects of the technological sovereignty package announced by the European Commission on June 4, 2026.
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The latest internal seminar at Łukasiewicz – ITECH focused on economic issues
Opublikowano: 12.06.2026
At what point does a policy of no industrial policy become less cost-effective than the deliberate protection of selected industries? How are global trends affecting the previously dominant paradigms of an open economy with unimpeded flows of ownership?
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We invite you to the conference “10 Years After the Brexit Referendum: Lessons for Poland and the European Union”
Opublikowano: 12.06.2026
23 czerwca 2026 r. w Pałacu Staszica w Warszawie odbędzie się konferencja ekspercka „10 lat po referendum brexitowym: lekcje dla Polski i Unii Europejskiej”, współorganizowana przez Łukasiewicz – ITECH oraz Zakład Europeistyki Instytutu Studiów Politycznych PAN.
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Visit by the Łukasiewicz–ITECH delegation to the Department of Asia and the Pacific at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Opublikowano: 12.06.2026
The Łukasiewicz–ITECH delegation held a meeting with representatives of the Department of Asia and the Pacific at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, including Director Sebastian Domżalski.
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Economic Security of Central and Eastern Europe Amid Dynamics in the Taiwan Strait
Opublikowano: 11.06.2026
The economic security of our region is rarely so strongly shaped by developments occurring nearly nine thousand kilometres away. For Central and Eastern European countries, stability in the Taiwan Strait is not merely a geopolitical concern—it is a tangible, everyday foundation for the availability of critical components that underpin the performance of our manufacturing sectors, energy systems, and healthcare infrastructure.
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