New Eastern Europe

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New Eastern Europe

A bimonthly 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 app

roach with commentary/analysis from journalists, experts, analysts, writers, historians, as well as leaders and political figures from the East and the West.

25/07/2025

Debate continues with regards to Europe’s readiness for a potential war with Russia. While politicians talk about rearmament, it is important to remember the need for wider societal resilience. After all, there may be no need for a repeat of the events of February 2022.

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

24/07/2025

This year’s so-called presidential elections in Belarus were nothing more than a staged farce, designed to legitimize Lukashenka’s continued authoritarian rule. The absence of genuine competition, the lack of transparency, and the climate of fear surrounding the process underscored the regime’s disregard for democratic principles.

Read more in the article by Leanid Marozau in our latest issue.

24/07/2025

Our geopolitical imagination, which until recently was stretched along the East-West axis, has now gained a new dimension – the North. This new perception is becoming the impetus for economic as well as demographic changes that are taking place along the Polish coast.

Read more in the article by Piotr Leszczyński in our latest issue.

23/07/2025

There is no sugar-coating it: after 15 years of unchecked power, Hungary’s Fidesz has plunged into its most severe political crisis yet. Worsening economic data, the rise of a far more potent opposition, and shifting international political trends have led to an unprecedented situation. For much of 2025, Fidesz has no longer been the strongest party. That position now belongs to the new challenger, Péter Magyar’s Tisza Party.

Read more in the article by Samu Czabán in our latest issue.

23/07/2025

Poland’s position in relation to EU climate policy remains shrouded in uncertainty. While the new government has signalled support for alignment, their conservative rivals remain adamant in their opposition. This is particularly true in the case of President-elect Karol Nawrocki, who looks set to scupper such plans.

Read more in the article by Kamil Matusiewicz on our website.

22/07/2025

Chess might be the curriculum upgrade the world needs, and Armenia shows the way.

Read more in the article by Arpine Lputyan on our website.

18/07/2025

Motivation remains high in Latvia to continue efforts to aid Ukraine, with the country’s small size encouraging specialization. This is best seen in the recently announced Drone Coalition, which will see Riga lead allied efforts to deliver much-needed unmanned systems to Kyiv.

Read more in the article by Maciej Makulski in our latest issue.

17/07/2025

The 2014 annexation of Crimea marked the birth of Putin’s modern imperial project, a bloodless operation that transformed a struggling autocrat into the architect of Russian resurgence. For nearly a decade, the peninsula has served as the cornerstone of Putin’s political legitimacy, the “unsinkable aircraft carrier” that proved Moscow could challenge the western-led order and win. But by 2025, this supposition has become Putin’s most dangerous vulnerability.

Read more in the article by Khusanboy Kotibjonov on our website.

16/07/2025

A recent attempt by Tehran to assassinate an opponent in the US reveals a key means by which hostile states are acting in the West. Involving organized crime and plausible deniability, such operations reveal a pattern of subversion that could well be replicated by others.

Read more in the article by Alexander Neuman on our website.

15/07/2025

NATO’s newest members Finland and Sweden are already net contributors to Allied security. Well known for their military capability, the two countries also bring a new approach into the Alliance: total defence. While military cooperation is intensifying, civil defence and civil-military cooperation need to be better integrated into Nordic-Baltic regional defence.

Read more in the article by Eric Adamson and Minna Ålander in our latest issue.

14/07/2025

Riga has found itself at the centre of questions concerning NATO defence for many years. However, in recent years, these issues have increasingly moved beyond the abstract. Latvia must now prepare itself for a potential confrontation with Russian aggression while also ensuring the effectiveness of long-term alliance commitments.

Read more in the article by Nasta Zakharevich in our latest issue "Rebalancing the Baltic Sea region".

11/07/2025

Education in Bosnia and Herzegovina is a battleground, where nationalism and ethnic divisions are highly visible. Thirty years after the war, more than 50 schools in the country are “schools under one roof”, where students are divided not only by curriculum but also physically. In one of these schools, a history teacher presents her lessons according to two different curricula.

Read more in the article by Tatjana Đorđević and Joshua Evangelista in our latest issue "Rebalancing the Baltic Sea region".

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