Jan Młynarczyk

We had a great meeting with Piotr Trąbiński at @Google in D.C. We discussed emerging tech, smart regulation, and how global competition is reshaping power. Grateful for the insightful conversation!

We had a lovely meeting with Professor Agnieszka Paczyńska and Professor Terrence Lyons of the @GeorgeMasonU We are grateful for their warm reception and an insightful conversation about U.S. politics and careers in academia.

It was great to learn about global monetary cooperation at the IMF HQ. Thanks to Marian Moszoro for the insights on global stability and the engaging tour.

I highly recommend having a listen for an insightful appraisal of the @Adbodnar ministry's progress on restoring the rule of law in Poland and a nuanced examination of the challenges facing his successor, the current Minister of Justice @w_zurek.

As the amendment to the Law on the National Council of the Judiciary (@KRS_RP) awaits the @prezydentpl's signature, I recall the fascinating conversation I had with @J_Jaraczewski (@DemocracyR) a couple of months ago. revdem.ceu.edu/2025/11/17/how…

Lucky to catch the last glimpse fall in Chicago, enjoying its stunning architecture, rich history, culture, and cuisine. We also had the honor of meeting director Małgorzata Kot the @polishmuseum for an insightful discussion on Polish-American heritage and cultural history.

Great discussion with Dr. Anna Lipińska, Principal Economist at the @federalreserve. We talked about her research, the Fed’s role in the U.S. economy, and how it adapts in a changing political environment. Thank you!

Our Fellows met with Sandra Ro, CEO of @GBBC_io , for an inspiring talk on AI, tech governance & ethics. We are grateful for insights on how innovation & regulation can work together!

Great visit to the @AtlanticCouncil, where we met Ambassador Daniel Fried. We discussed the Russia-Ukraine war, global security, and key updates in Polish & U.S. politics. Inspiring conversation!

Our second TFLF cohort met with TVN’s U.S. correspondent @WronaM. We are grateful for the opportunity to hear about his broad reporting experience nationwide!

Without a doubt, I would not be where I am now without Professor Gearty's encouragement and guidance. I am truly grateful to have been taught by this giant of a lawyer but also a paragon of human kindness and simple decency. He will be dearly missed.

And he always did so in such a light-hearted manner, without taking himself too seriously - despite his stellar CV more than entitling him to behave otherwise.

Professor Gearty was not only a brilliant scholar, a principled and courageous human rights practitioner, and one of the most charismatic speakers I have ever seen, but he was also one of the warmest and kindest people I have met during my academic journey.

"Let's Agree on Poland", a volume on that exact topic, co-edited by @kisilowski and @awojciuk (@UniWarszawski), is available in English from today (global.oup.com/academic/produ…)!

If listening to this conversation whets your appetite for more deliberations on a new constitutional settlement for Poland, I have good news:

Poland's recent presidential election highlighted deep social divisions, yet our political system is still designed to incentivise a winner-takes-all mentality. In the second part of this @RevDem2020 podcast, @kisilowski (@ceu) shares his ideas on how to change this.

This is just the first part of this insightful conversation. Stay tuned for part 2, in which Professor @kisilowski lays out proposals for a fundamental rethinking of Poland's constitutional settlement, aimed at addressing the severe polarisation of the Polish society.

In the latest @RevDem2020 podcast, I discuss the reasons for and implications of this result, which came as a surprise to many, with Professor @kisilowski (@ceu): revdem.ceu.edu/2025/08/06/kis…

Today, @NawrockiKn, backed by the right-wing populist @pisorgpl, was inaugurated as the President of the Republic of Poland, having defeated Warsaw’s liberal mayor @trzaskowski_, the candidate of the ruling @ko_klub, in the second round of the election on 1 June 2025. 🧵