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New Eastern Europe is the exclusive bimonthly news and opinion magazine dedicated to Central and Eastern Europe.

New Eastern Europe is the exclusive bimonthly news magazine dedicated to Central and Eastern European affairs. The mission of New Eastern Europe is to shape the debate, enhance understanding, and further the dialogue surrounding issues facing the states that were once a part of the Soviet Union or under its influence. New Eastern Europe is not a scholarly journal, but takes a more journalistic approach with commentary/analysis from journalists, experts, analysts, writers, historians, as well as leaders and political figures from the East and the West.

12/10/2026

Networks connected to the Russian Orthodox Church play a key role in Moscow’s influence operations across the world. Regular attempts to promote a pro-Russian worldview are supported by active efforts in espionage.

Read more in the article by Zarmina Zarifi on our website.

05/10/2026

Current thinking on Russia’s future trajectory remains focused on a Moscow-centric approach to future events. Despite this, a broader understanding of the country’s various regions provides essential nuance at a time in which Moscow is facing growing pressures.

Read more in the article by Sviat Hnizdovskyi and Valerii Pekar on our website.

02/10/2026

Only a few kilometres separate Russian-occupied Oleshky from the Ukrainian-held bank of the Dnipro, where food and medicine are available. In Oleshky itself, finding either can cost a life. Residents and their relatives describe mined streets, drones overhead and people surviving on what they can grow in their gardens. Some of the dead cannot even be retrieved from the roads.

Read more in the article by Olga Matveieva, Vazha Tavberidze and Viktor Shkurko on our website.

02/10/2026

The former Slovenian politician Borut Pahor’s political trajectory defied traditional expectations. His campaign to become the president of Slovenia after a loss in popularity relied on a skilful use of public engagement both in real life and on social media.

Read more in the article by Tunacan Tuna on our website.

01/10/2026

The abbreviation UPA refers to the controversial Ukrainian Insurgent Army, a symbol of resistance for many Ukrainians. At the same time, the UPA is also a symbol of the mass killings and ethnic cleansing of Polish civilians in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia during the Second World War.

Read more in the article by Arthur Nemirovskiy on our website.

28/09/2026

Satellite imagery and Russian procurement records illustrate the scale of new freight infrastructure on the border, as Moscow and Pyongyang deepen military cooperation during the war in Ukraine.

Read more in the article by Ana Pisarenco on our website.

22/09/2026

Fifteen years ago, the internet still carried the promise of strengthening democracy, empowering civil society and challenging authoritarian control. Since then, that optimism has collided with a darker reality, as the same digital sphere has become a powerful space for disinformation, manipulation and political polarization. Revisiting the early years of New Eastern Europe shows just how profoundly our understanding of the information environment has changed.

Read more in the article by Maciej Makulski in our latest issue, 'Round and round we go'

18/09/2026

Over the past 15 years, Ukraine has come a long way from a country with a fragile perspective on European integration to a country that has become a symbol of the struggle for European unity. The last five years of this journey have been fundamental not only for Ukraine, as they have encouraged a series of structural changes within Europe.

Read more in the article by Anton Naychuk in our latest issue, 'Round and round we go'.

17/09/2026

Central Europe has become one of the great success stories of the post-1989 transformation. Yet economic convergence, EU membership and growing prosperity have not shielded the region from political fragmentation, social disillusionment and democratic backsliding. Today, the question is no longer whether Central Europe belongs to the European mainstream, but what role it wants to play in shaping Europe’s increasingly uncertain future.

Read more in the article by Pavel Havlíček in our latest issue, 'Round and round we go'.

16/09/2026

It sometimes seems that the East now has an advantage even beyond the conservative longing for an impossible return to traditional societies. As reverse brain drain started to occur more recently, the West to East knowledge transfer brought with it an economic and digital boom in cities as far apart as Tallinn, Warsaw and Cluj. It would appear that any notion of a simple binary has been replaced by a more complex, fluid set of ideas and values.

Read more in the article by Vesna Goldsworthy in our 15-year anniversary issue, 'Round and round we go'.

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