The Center for Research on European Solidarity at Collegium Intermarium conducts interdisciplinary studies on the broadly understood issue of European cooperation and integration. The research undertaken is not limited only to the phenomenon of the unification process taking place within the European Union, but also concerns the development of international cooperation within such international organizations and initiatives as the Council of Europe, the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe, the European Free Trade Association, the Visegrad Group, the Weimar Triangle , Council of the Baltic Sea States, Nordic Council and others.

We treat the issue of European solidarity broadly and look for accurate, adequate and effective solutions for the countries and societies of the Old Continent in the era of increasing globalization and the challenges of the modern world, which often exceed the capabilities of individual nations. Without questioning the need for international cooperation, we strive to find optimal forms of cooperation between countries – cooperation that does not violate their sovereignty, independence, independence and cultural distinctiveness. We are also aware that European solidarity should be based on common values ​​dating back to antiquity and the Middle Ages, characteristic of the European cultural circle.