New Eastern Europe asked a few prominent region watchers what the election of Donald Trump for President of the United States means for Eastern Europe. Here is what they think:

Day three: emotions at the Conrad Festival

From private emotions, born around the family table, through emotions connected with the feeling of power, to the intense experience of reality – this was the path, travelled by the participants of the Conrad Festival together with the invited guests.

You are cordially invited to attend the Jubilee XXV International Security Conference in Kraków titled: "After NATO Warsaw Summit: A Proper Response for Hard Times?" organised by the Foundation Institute for Strategic Studies in Kraków.

The report, titled “The White Eagle and the White Crescent: Poland and cooperation with Turkey in the European Neighbourhood” is dedicated to Polish foreign policy, the Polish development cooperation and the Polish-Turkish bilateral and multilateral relations. The report was written within the framework of the project titled “V4 and Turkey: Foreign Policy and Development Assistance […]

International Conference at the College of Europe Natolin Campus in Warsaw 22-23 September 2016 You are cordially invited to the international conference titled: “The Fate of Freedom in Eastern Europe: Autocracy – Oligarchy – Anarchy?” The aim of the conference is to ask whether the region between the Baltic and Black Seas, provisionally described as […]

Get this issue delivered straight to your doorstep. Click here to subscribe online today.  The plight of political prisoner’s in Eastern Europe This issue of New Eastern Europe aims to show the plight of the political prisoners whose voices we barely hear. Our contributors include former prisoners themselves, Andrei Sannikov and Rasul Jafarov, as well […]

Get this issue delivered straight to your doorstep. Click here to subscribe online today.  Five years since the first issue of New Eastern Europe, we return to the topic of that first issue: Borders. This issue, titled “Brave New Borders”, debates Europe as a border-free continent as well as offers analyses on the border changes […]

Get this issue delivered straight to your doorstep. Click here to subscribe online today.  In this issue we explore the phenomenon of Revolutions which has played a key role in this region for centuries: revolutions. We specifically look at the question as to whether revolution in Ukraine has become a permanent feature of that country’s […]

Get this issue delivered straight to your doorstep. Click here to subscribe online today.  If there is one phrase that is being repeated like a mantra in 2017, it is that “the world is upside down”. During public and private discussions from Warsaw to Prague, Berlin, Brussels, London and even Washington we see a growing […]

Dialogue is the bread and butter of journalism – with sources, with audiences, with editors and with other peers. The Solidarity Academy – Baltic Sea Youth Dialogue offers young journalists (through age 30) from countries in and around the Baltic Sea a unique opportunity for structured dialogue that will sharpen their skills, broaden their networks, and offer new perspectives on a range of crucial issues. The discussions will take place in Gdansk, a site of historic importance for democratic Europe, and in Kaliningrad, a location where many of Europe’s recent and current challenges can be seen first-hand.

We asked New Eastern Europe’s authors and editors to tell us which places in the region have caught their attention. Here are their picks: 

New Eastern Europe’s ongoing special coverage of the 2016 Warsaw NATO Summit.  Last updated 08 July 10.00 On July 8-9 2016, Warsaw Poland will host the next NATO Summit. This Summit is being held in one of the most challenging times for Euro-Atlantic Security since the end of the Cold War as a result of the […]