The event was supported by the Erasmus+ grant EUMES [2024-1-CZ01-KA220-HED-000256814], European Minorities in Urban Spaces: Mutual Recognition, Social Inclusion, and Sense of Belonging. The grant was awarded by the Czech National Agency (DZS) under the delegation of the EACEA.
🎓 What a great start to the summer!
The EAIS Graduate Workshop brought together inspiring early-career scholars for rich discussion, fresh ideas, and academic exchange.
Huge thanks to the @Centre_GJS for hosting us as part of their summer school!
@SussexUni
JUST PUBLISHED: Poland’s Attitudes and Policy Towards Israel and Palestine after October 7th: Continuity and Change | Czech Journal of… https://t.co/KnKZlO0ALk
Dzięki prof. @joannadyduch przez dwa dni rozmawialiśmy na @WSMiPUJ o bezpieczeństwie energetycznym we wschodniej części basenu Morza Śródziemnego. Było m. in. o Izraelu, Cyprze, Syrii, Iranie, Libanie, Jordanii, Egipcie, Grecji no i oczywiście o Turcji. A seminarium to dopiero początek 🥰🪬
Hmm ponownie powrócono do pomysłu gazociągu z Kataru do Europy poprzez Arabię Saudyjską, Jordanię, Syrię oraz oczywiście Turcję.
@joannadyduch nowy element do lutowego seminarium może się pojawiać 🙃
Wygląda na to, że zawieszenie broni w Libanie powoli przechodzi do historii. Po atakach lotniczych IDF, ostrzale rakietowym Hezbollahu teraz znowu kolej IDF, które bombarduje cele na południu Libanu.
We addresse in this chapter both the changes of the Union’s rhetoric and the EU policy orientation towards the developments in Israel, considering the #postOctober7th developments https://t.co/Tuzx3LwKWK
W ramach współpracy z Akademią Dyplomatyczną MSZ gościliśmy wczoraj na WSMiP @JagiellonskiUni
dyplomatów z 6 państw Bałkanów Zachodnich, Turcji, Gruzji, Mołdawii i Ukrainy. Wzięli udział w seminarium "EU democracy support and challenging illiberal trends in the EU Enlargement".
I have been imagining a Palestinian woman in Gaza. Her name could be Iman. She has been in my mind for a while.
Her husband was killed in an Israeli bombing, and she is in a tent near Khan Younis with her three young children, two daughters and a son. Their day is dedicated to standing on the food lines at the distribution points, their nights are shattered by gunfire and shells.
She and her husband never supported Hamas or the genocide of Jews; otherwise I may not have been able to imagine her for the purpose of empathy. Small details: her broad smile, which is now a very rare expression. Her movements as she cleans the tent, washes their few clothes. Her particular fears, her individual misery. I imagine listening to her. And only after listening for a long time I imagine myself telling her: alsitt Iman, your grandchild and mine will one day do good things together. May they be raised wisely, Inshallah.