Experts of the European Academy of Diplomacy will take part in an open debate of Polish Eastern policy and changes in Russian foreign policy: "If not ULB (Ukraine, Lithuania, Belarus) then what else? Giedroyc doctrine in the 21st century". The seminar, organised by  the Casimir Pulaski Foundation and the Warsaw Public Library, will take place on June 17th, 2010 (Thursday) at 17.00 in the Warsaw Public Library at 26 Koszykowa St. The event is open to the public.

The last congress of the 6th edition of the Academy of Young Diplomats, an annual educational programme of the EAD devoted to examining the role and the meaning of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland in state emergency situations, took place on May 29th. Former President of Poland Aleksander Kwaśniewski attended as the honored guest.

A group of students from the AYD's 6th edition participated in their second-to-last educational excursion on May 18th. These students met with His Excellency Yuichi Kusumoto, the Japanese Ambassador to Poland, at the Japanese Embassy on 8 Szwolezerow St. in Warsaw. As with other educational visits, the meeting began with an opening address from the Ambassador, followed by a short discussion with students. Together they enumerated Japan’s priorities in the upcoming G8 summit.

A group of students from the AYD's 6th edition participated in another educational excursion on May 13th. This time the students met with Canadian Ambassador to Poland His Excellency Daniel Costello, Political and Public Affairs Councillor Janette Stovel, and  Academic and Cultural Affairs Officer Delfina Swieckowska.

The EAD held a training session for careers in the MFA on May 15-16 2010. Several Polish MFA officers delivered lectures: Małgorzata Banat-Adamiuk (Bureau of Human Resources), Maciej Świeściak (Department of Security Policy), Joanna Sztubert (European Policy Department) and Justyna Słodek (former MFA officer, currently at Frontex EU Agency).

A group of students from the AYD's 6th edition participated in another educational excursion on April 27th. This time the students met with His Excellency Francisco Fernández Fábregas, the Spanish Ambassador to Poland.

The Republic of Poland suffered an irreparable loss on Saturday, April 10th, 2010. The upper echelon of the Polish political and intellectual elite perished in the tragedy. The European Academy of Diplomacy grieves alongside the families of the deceased as well as the Polish community in Poland and abroad. Our loss has affected each of us individually and the nation as a whole. Yet we must realize that the Polish Constitution will help us cope with this tragedy. We have a strong state that will ensure our survival and security.

We extend our deepest condolences to the families of the deceased.