Programme Coordinator, ECFR Warsaw
Polish, Russian, English, Spanish, conversational Dutch, conversational French
Zofia Kostrzewa is the programme coordinator for the Warsaw office at the European Council on Foreign Relations.
Prior to joining ECFR, she worked at GLOBSEC, the Asser Institute, and the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland. She has experience in European and Polish affairs, as well as communications.
Kostrzewa holds a BSc in politics, psychology, law, and economics from the University of Amsterdam and an LLM in European law from Leiden University.
Poland’s October election has been hailed by Brussels as an emphatic return to EU centre stage. But as recent ECFR polling shows, Poles are not so thrilled with how the union is addressing their own concerns
As Poland’s parliamentary election nears, the rising far-right party Confederation is set to swing the balance between right-wing incumbents Law and Justice, and the liberal opposition. An alliance with either could spell political chaos
The glue of the coalition is dePiSination
Zofia Kostrzewa on countering the far-right before the EU elections and the case of Poland
Zofia Kostrzewa comments on what’s next for Poland after the election results
Zofia Kostrzewa on the far-right party Confederation and on Poland’s support to Ukraine
This is Poland, which has been perceived as Ukraine’s strongest ally. What kind of message does it send to others who are not so supportive?
Zofia Kostrzewa comments on the Polish elections and on Polish-Ukrainian relations
