Kremlin’s shadow in the Belarusian politics of memory Kiryl Kascian Recent discussion about the so-called “Litvinism” caused a lot of emotions among both Lithuanians and Belarusians. A significant number of texts [...]
Kiryl Kascian: Despite the Kremlin and Minsk propaganda, national minorities remain an important part of Europe's ethnic and linguistic diversity Can the Kremlin and Lukashenka regime try to destabilize Lithuania [...]
A vicious circle of marginalisation: the EAPL-CFA’s rhetoric on Ukraine Vitold Jančis and Kiryl Kascian The war in Ukraine has put many of Europe’s traditionally pro-Kremlin parties in a difficult situation. This [...]
Volodymyr Zelensky has upped the ante in his fight against pro-Russian propaganda. But is his latest move a miscalculation? In February 2021, Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelensky banned three TV channels [...]
Regional and national security discourse in the local Russian media in Lithuania Dr. Viktor Denisenko Security discourse in the Baltic States Security becomes one of the key topics in the Lithuanian public discourse after the 2014 annexation [...]
Alexander Morozov: New Russian emigration wants to get rid of the regime’s pressure Recent developments in Russia show two trends in relation to the Russian-speaking communities in Europe. On the [...]
