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Belarusian trends in 2022 Q2
The EESC presents the latest analytical overview – Belarusian trends in 2022 Q2. Highlights: It is estimated that the Belarusian economy could lose between €16-18 billion annually as a result of the sanctions. The country’s GDP is expected to fall by USD 1.2 billion...
Dynamics of the Sino-Taliban relations and its reflection in the Chinese domestic media
The latest analytical publication of the EESC – Dynamics of the Sino-Taliban relations and its reflection in the Chinese domestic media. Summary: Since 2001, Afghanistan has been one of the biggest geopolitical hotspots in the world. This is not just because the...
Denis Cenusa. EU membership perspective for Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia: Mapping the risks of a non-candidacy option
Ensuring a concrete perspective of EU membership for Ukraine, as well as for Moldova and Georgia, should be a strategic security objective for the logic of future EU enlargement. The destabilization of the security context requires European decision-makers to realize...
China review 2022-3
The latest analytical publication of the EESC – China review 2022-3. Summary: 10 years ago, on 26 April 2012, the first summit between China and 16 CEE (Central and Eastern European) countries took place in Warsaw, launching the “16 + 1” format for China’s cooperation...
The seventh annual “Chief of Diplomacy” Stasys Lozoraitis Lithuanian Foreign Policy Conference
The seventh annual “Chief of Diplomacy” Stasys Lozoraitis Lithuanian Foreign Policy Conference was held at the Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania on December 10, organised by the Eastern Europe Studies Centre with the assistance of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation....
Analytical review – China and South-East Asia 2022/02
The latest quarterly analytical review of the EESC – China and South-East Asia 2022/ 02. Summary: In Q2 2022, Beijing’s main focus was on addressing domestic challenges and trying to stabilise the country’s economic situation, which is already showing some signs of...
Open call for researchers, academics, and experts from Belarus
The Eastern Europe Studies Centre (EESC), in cooperation with the Belarus Association of Research Centres (BARC), invites researchers, academics, and experts from Belarus to submit applications for a travel scholarship to a conference of your choosing. The grant is...
The 7th Annual EESC Conference on Lithuanian Foreign Policy, Commemorating Lithuania’s “Diplomatic Chief” Stasys Lozoraitis will be held on December 10
The Eastern Europe Studies Centre together with Konrad Adenauer Stiftung invite to follow the 7th annual “Chief of Diplomacy” Stasys Lozoraitis Lithuanian foreign policy conference, which is organized at the Palace of the Grand Dukes. The conference will be held on...
Belarusian trends in 2022 Q2
The EESC presents the latest analytical overview – Belarusian trends in 2022 Q2. Highlights: It is estimated that the Belarusian economy could lose between €16-18 billion annually as a result of the sanctions. The country’s GDP is expected to fall by USD 1.2 billion...
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