Kremlin, Moscow
Central/Eastern Europe

Laurinkus. Predicting Russia’s future: is the path of destruction unavoidable

Although the war in Ukraine is not over, more and more publications are appearing about what will happen after it. All of them could be put together in a futurological publication, reflecting the irresistible urge […]

Central/Eastern Europe

Sub-Russians

What is the spectre conjured up from our memories and past political experiences by Russia’s ongoing war against Ukraine? What does this war revive? First of all, the shock of coming face to face with […]

Society

How do Ukrainians really feel in Lithuania? The latest population survey shows it all

A sociological survey commissioned by the Department of National Minorities surveyed Lithuanian residents and war refugees aged 18 and older from Ukraine. The survey revealed that more than 40% of Lithuanians strongly agree that Lithuania […]

RUS

Можно ли привыкнуть к сиренам? Как украинцы научились жить в условиях воздушной тревоги

– Мама, над нашим домом вечером что-то очень просвистело. Наверное, ракета. – Боже! Говорят, что это страшный звук. – Но я не стала слушать страшные звуки, я пошла себе в ванную, она просвистела и полетела […]

Central/Eastern Europe

For their freedom and for ours

The appeal by 140 leading European figures we publish today on The Lithuania Tribune seems particularly timely. It calls on the European Council to approve opening accession negotiations with Ukraine before the end of June. […]

Central/Eastern Europe

One year of war, one year of words

One year of the war. Or, more precisely: one year since Russia unilaterally attacked Ukraine. One year of violence, crimes against humanity, and indiscriminate destruction of military and civilian targets, but also one year of […]