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Politics of Post-Brexit: the United Kingdom, the European Union and Lithuania
The Eastern Europe Studies Centre held an online webinar Politics of Post-Brexit: the United Kingdom, the European Union and Lithuania.The aim is to discuss the political realities of post-Brexit, including the trends in the EU's relationship with the United Kingdom,...
Belarus: What’s Next?
Eastern Europe Studies Centre held the virtual discussion Belarus: What’s Next? During its course, the participants discussed the situation in Belarus and shared insights on potential future scenarios. The speakers included: Gabrielius Landsbergis, Minister of Foreign...
Raigirdas Boruta: On the Path Towards a Formal Alliance? The Sino-Russian “Partnership of Convenience”
The 2010s were especially tumultuous times for the world, with it facing new challenges to international order and stability. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia, its successor, continuously challenged existing international norms and involved itself in a...
The newest release of the Lithuanian Foreign Policy Review has been published
The Eastern Europe Studies Centre is introducing the latest release of the annual publication Lithuanian Foreign Policy Review. This is now the 39th publication, aiming at highlighting the most pertinent challenges to Lithuanian foreign policy and security. This year,...
Politics of Post-Brexit: the United Kingdom, the European Union and Lithuania
The Eastern Europe Studies Centre held an online webinar Politics of Post-Brexit: the United Kingdom, the European Union and Lithuania.The aim is to discuss the political realities of post-Brexit, including the trends in the EU's relationship with the United Kingdom,...
Raigirdas Boruta: On the Path Towards a Formal Alliance? The Sino-Russian “Partnership of Convenience”
The 2010s were especially tumultuous times for the world, with it facing new challenges to international order and stability. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russia, its successor, continuously challenged existing international norms and involved itself in a...
Moldova has a new President: strong popular vote for a “weak” political institution
About the Author: Denis Cenusa, PhD candidate and researcher at Justus-Liebig University (Germany), Policy & Political Analyst on Eastern Partnership States and Russia, Energy Security Program Director at Expert-Grup (Moldova). The run-off of the presidential...
Belarus: What’s Next?
Eastern Europe Studies Centre held the virtual discussion Belarus: What’s Next? During its course, the participants discussed the situation in Belarus and shared insights on potential future scenarios. The speakers included: Gabrielius Landsbergis, Minister of Foreign...
The newest release of the Lithuanian Foreign Policy Review has been published
The Eastern Europe Studies Centre is introducing the latest release of the annual publication Lithuanian Foreign Policy Review. This is now the 39th publication, aiming at highlighting the most pertinent challenges to Lithuanian foreign policy and security. This year,...
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