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Analytical publication “Protests in Belarus: Geopolitical Considerations and the Future of Lukashenko”
We invite you to read the latest publication at the Foreign Policy Research Institute of Linas Kojala, Director of the Eastern Europe Studies Centre. The article discusses the strategies of authoritarian regime survival, explains why history shows that personalist...
EESC Policy Paper “The Protests in Belarus: Insights from Minsk and the Western View”
The latest EESC analysis on the protests in Belarus and the political future of the country is published. The insights from the Minsk, London and Washington DC perspective are shared by three experts: Andrei Yahorau, Edward Lucas and Chris Miller. The policy paper...
Analytical review – Belarus Politics and Society after the Election
We invite you to read the latest analytical review, which discusses the political and social situation in Belarus after the presidential elections. The review is based on a discussion - Belarus Politics and Society after the Election. The discussion was attended by:...
New Eastern Europe Study Centre website
Let us introduce our new website, which will now be more user friendly, more functional and faster. Upon visiting the website, you will find a new content layout, more information about the EESC and new visual solutions. The website’s renewed design is more user...
Call for applications for the 3rd Vilnius Young Leaders Meeting
The Eastern Europe Studies Centre (EESC) continues already recognized at the international level project and invites to apply for the 3rd installment of the Vilnius Young Leaders Meeting (VYLM) to be held on October 13-16, 2020 in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Konstantin Eggert: Putin Can Live Without Lukashenko – But He’d Rather Not
The moment when Alexander Lukashenko told visiting Russian PM Mikhail Mishustin that Belarussian intelligence allegedly intercepted a phone conversation between Warsaw and Berlin that (supposedly) proves the poisoning of Alexei Navalny to be a put-up job[1] became the...
EESC introduces study of Lithuanian citizens’ perceptions of international politics and threats
On July 3, the Eastern Europe Studies Centre (EESC) presented its Geopolitical and International Politics and Threats Perception study, which was performed based on a representative public opinion survey.
EESC introduces study of Lithuanian citizens’ perceptions of international politics and threats
On July 3, the Eastern Europe Studies Centre (EESC) presented its Geopolitical and International Politics and Threats Perception study, which was performed based on a representative public opinion survey.
Analytical publication “Protests in Belarus: Geopolitical Considerations and the Future of Lukashenko”
We invite you to read the latest publication at the Foreign Policy Research Institute of Linas Kojala, Director of the Eastern Europe Studies Centre. The article discusses the strategies of authoritarian regime survival, explains why history shows that personalist...
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