WEASA 2026
Democratic Resilience in the Contested Infosphere
We are excited to announce the opening of recruitment for the Warsaw Euro-Atlantic Summer Academy (WEASA) 2026! It will take place in person at the College of Europe Natolin in Warsaw from July 6 to 13, 2026. More…
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WEASA editions have examined a variety of topics – from energy security to regional development. Between 2017 and 2021, WEASA has looked specifically at how digital technology has transformed our thinking on social, political, economic and security issues. Consequently, we have decided to strengthen our focus specifically on digital affairs which continues to be a key component of WEASA editions. The February 24th 2022 full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine once again highlighted key issues of geopolitics and security for the region. WEASA will continue to examine such key topics as geopolitics, European integration, security cooperation and linking the importance of these topics to both regions
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The Call for WEASA2026 is Now Open!
WEASA2026: Democratic Resilience in the Contested Infosphere We are excited to announce the opening of recruitment for the Warsaw Euro-Atlantic Summer Academy (WEASA) 2026! It will take place in person at the College of Europe Natolin in Warsaw from July 12 to 19, 2026. WEASA is an annual summer school for mid-career professionals who are genuinely interested […]
MoreWEASA alumna Ines Stasa published her book titled: “Transitional Justice in Albania, Kosovo and North Macedonia”, A Comparative Framework Analysis by Springer
Wea are proud to share that our WEASA alumna from Albania Ines Stasa has published her book titled: “Transitional Justice in Albania, Kosovo and North Macedonia, A Comparative Framework Analysis” by Springer. This book examines transitional justice in Albania, Kosovo, and North Macedonia, three Balkan countries navigating the challenges of reckoning with past human rights […]
MoreWEASA peer-to-peer story of Eka Mamrikishvili: exploring media freedom and media literacy in Armenia
As part of the WEASA Peer-to-Peer Meetings, held on 13–14 November 2025 in Yerevan, WEASA alumna Eka Mamrikishvili carried out a study visit aimed at deepening her understanding of media freedom, media literacy, and information resilience in Armenia. The visit formed an important component of her ongoing professional work as a human rights lawyer focusing on […]
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