An interview with Maciej Duszczyk, an employee and adviser on migration to the Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Poland, ...

On March 11th 2026, “Propastop” — a blog run by volunteers from the Estonian Defence League and widely cited by NATO and Baltic mainstream media — published a warning about a niche Telegram channel.

The politics of broadcasting is by no means straight forward in South-Eastern Europe. While pluralism may be practiced on an ...

After 13 hours of discussion, the Saeima, Latvia’s parliament, voted last autumn to withdraw from Europe’s leading human ...

The recent defeat of Viktor Orbán in Hungary has opened up new opportunities for genuine rapprochement with Armenia. Despite the restoration of diplomatic relations between the two countries in 2022 – ...

The recent defeat of Viktor Orbán in Hungary has opened up new opportunities for genuine rapprochement with Armenia. Despite the restoration of diplomatic relations between the two countries in 2022 – ...

The Ukrainian author Andriy Lyubka is known for his keen sense of Ukraine’s global role, as well as his observations about contemporary Ukrainian life. His raucous novel Carbide followed Tys, a ...

If we only focus on the limits of human rights, we tend to overlook their deeper function in the resilience of democracy. While enforcement can fall short, the existence of powerful legal standards ...

Click here to become a member of New Eastern Europe and get access to this issue plus all previous issues These were the first wave of Helsinki monitoring groups, setting a model for later initiatives ...

It is the summer of 2029. Following the Bundestag elections in March, in which the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) achieved its strongest result to date, the CDU/CSU–SPD alliance remains in power in ...

When Romanian President Nicușor Dan and Polish President Karol Nawrocki held their first bilateral summit in Warsaw in early March, the headline ambition was striking: expanding the Bucharest 9 (B9) ...