We invite you to the next, extremely interesting “Conversations About!”. On 18 June, our guest will be Albert Świdziński, author of the book “Our Bomb”, director of analyses at the geopolitical think-tank “Strategy & Future” of Jacek Bartosiak.
- Is the Polish atomic bomb a geopolitical fantasy?
- NATO, our own army or nuclear weapons – what will ensure our security?
- Can there be a Europe with Polish nuclear weapons?
Albert Świdziński (born 1988) – author of the book “Our Bomb”, director of analysis at the geopolitical think-tank “Strategy & Future” of Jacek Bartosiak, a graduate of Collegium Civitas and the University of Warsaw, previously studied psychology at the University of Aberdeen. He was the coordinator of the War Games and Simulation Program and International Security and Defense of the Casimir Pulaski Foundation.
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Organizers and partners: Olivia Centre, Mayor of the City of Gdańsk, Radio Gdańsk, trojmiasto.pl, Always Pomerania, Wydawnictwo Literackie
“Conversations About!” is a series of meetings of the Olivia Centre with experts in many fields. In 2025 alone, we hosted Paweł Rakowski, with whom we talked about the war in the Middle East, its possible escalation and consequences for the world order. With Krzysztof Wojczal , we analyzed global geopolitical trends, the future of Russia and Ukraine, the role of the United States and the changing position of the European Union. In the meeting with Marek Magierowski , we discussed the issues of Polish security, transatlantic relations and our country’s position on international conflicts. WithBartosz Marczuk and Michał Kot , we reflected on the consequences of the ageing population, its impact on the economy, the labour market and the stability of the state.
We started 2026 with a conversation about spirituality and well-being with Prof. Aleksander Bańka – evangelizer and practitioner of Christian meditation and Dr. Nina Budziszewska – yogi and yoga researcher. On 8 June, in Olivia, we hosted Darius Rosiak, a journalist of the Radio Three, author of the “State of the World Report”, reporter and one of the most recognizable commentators on international affairs.
