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The EESC presents the latest analytical publication – “COVID-19 Social Media Narratives in Lithuania“ This paper introduces the available Facebook data to about the presence and prominence of hostile narratives that may have impacted Lithuania's vaccination efforts....
The EESC presents the collection of analytical publications – “NATO Strategic Concept 2022: A Look From the Lithuanian Perspective“ Content: New NATO Strategic Concept: Baltic States Perspective. "The Euro-Atlantic area is at peace and the threat of a conventional...
The EESC presents the latest analytical policy paper - French Presidency of the Council of the EU: Community Agenda, Paris Priorities and Opportunity Lithuania Summary: The European Commission has recently presented its agenda for 2022, with plans to conclude the...
The EESC presents the latest analytical review – "Diversification Opportunities for Lithuania’s Foreign Policy in Asia-pacific: How the New Partners View" Summary: In light of Lithuania’s foreign policy diversification efforts in the Asia-Pacific region, kick-started...
The latest analytical publication of the EESC – "China’s Interaction with Central and Eastern Europe: Relationships at Crossroads?" Summary: China’s interaction with CEE region and the objectives of its model of cooperation it formulated were premised not only on...
The latest analytical publication of the EESC - The French Presidency of The European Union: What Is It Aiming For? Could France Change the Geostrategic Course of Europe During Its Presidency? Abstract: France will take over the Presidency of the European Union for 6...
The Eastern Europe Studies Centre together with Konrad Adenauer Stiftung invite to follow the 7th annual “Chief of Diplomacy” Stasys Lozoraitis Lithuanian foreign policy conference, which is organized at the Palace of the Grand Dukes. The conference will be held on...
On December 3rd, the Eastern Europe Studies Centre (EESC) hosted a panel discussion to launch Raigirdas Boruta's analytical publication "China's Interaction with Central and Eastern Europe: at the Crossroads of Relations?" and Dr Konstantinas Andrijauskas' analytical...
On november 23 a discussion was held at the Eastern Europe Studies Centre (EESC) to discuss the challenges of national security in managing the migration crisis in Lithuania. The discussion was attended by Laurynas Kasčiūnas, Chairman of the National Security and...
A discussion was held at the Eastern Europe Studies Centre (EESC) on Friday 12 November to present an analytical review "Military mobility development: the situation now and the challenges ahead". The author of the work, Reserve Colonel Gintaras Bagdonas, took part in...