From Minsk to Vilnius: Transnational Repression, the Case of Maksim
The European Parliament warns that modern transnational repression often appears as a chain of seemingly lawful decisions. Maksim's story shows...
The European Parliament warns that modern transnational repression often appears as a chain of seemingly lawful decisions. Maksim's story shows...
Why do democratic institutions weaken even when they remain formally intact? This article argues that democracy depends not only on...
What makes democracy endure after elections are over? This feminist analysis argues that democratic resilience is built through everyday practices...
Politics is more than governments, elections and institutions. This article explores how feminist political thought redefines the political by connecting...
How does war reshape ideas of manhood—and why does that matter for peace? This analysis explores how the war in...
Democracy is shaped not only by institutions but by everyday life. This essay explores how feminist political analysis broadens conventional...
Beyond food and shelter, humanitarian aid can help people reclaim dignity, trust, and hope for the future. Introduction Over the...
Context Core challenge: War creates not only destruction, but also the people through whom it can return. Security rationale: Supporting...
They left no monuments, won no medals, and rarely appear in history books. Yet their quiet courage may be among...
The Neris River – known upstream in Belarus as the Viliya – is a transboundary ecosystem of high ecological value....