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Newsletter on Scholarships, Conferences and Other Academic Foras for Belarus
2010 January 08, 11:18
Youth from Belarus willing to experience different academic environment abroad are invited to inform themselves about scholarships, conferences and other academic foras for Belarus. The information sheet has been prepared by the Pontis Foundation in order to provide Belarusian youth with academic reference to recent calls for applications. Download the document. 
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Forum of Lithuanian and Kaliningrad Region Youth
2009 December 03, 12:02
On November 6-8, 2009 a forum of Lithuanian and Kaliningrad region youth took place in Kaliningrad. The organizers of the forum were the Eastern Europe Studies Centre, Youth Government of Kaliningrad region as well as Lithuanian Youth Council.
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EESC commemorates the third anniversary of its activity
2009 October 29, 17:11
The Eastern Europe Studies Centre (EESC) commemorated the third anniversary of its activity on 27 October. Public institution Eastern Europe Studies Centre was registered on 18 August 2006. On 27 October it started its activities. Currently the EESC is implementing 6 projects. It constantly prepares studies, overviews, publishes articles, organizes seminars, conferences, discussions. To find more about the events at the EESC, see http://www.eesc.lt/en/Activities/Events.
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On Focus
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Electronic Newsletter "Bell". Issue 10 (10)
2009 November 17, 10:29
The Eastern Europe Studies Centre (EESC) brings to your attention the new issue of the Bell - the electronic info letter on Belarus. The recent publication focuses on the event that took place in September but has not yet been analyzed in Bell - military training Zapad 2009. The contribution by A. Alesin presents the evaluation of the said military training as well as the assessment of Russia's military potential. The other article analyses the fourlateral relation between Belarus, Ukraine, Poland and Lithuania. Three latter countries are very eager to start closer political and, most importantly, tighter economic relations with Belarus. Certainly, cooperation with Belarus is not wrong per se. However, as R. Yakovlevsky states in his article, while bargaining and negotiating with the official Minsk, one has not to confuse expectations with illusions. Download the Bell No. 10 (10).
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