Centrum för Östeuropastudier (Stockholm Centre for Eastern European Studies, SCEEUS) är ett nationellt fristående kunskapscentrum med hemvist på Utrikespolitiska institutet.
SCEEUS mandat omfattar Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Belarus, Georgien, Moldavien, Ryssland och Ukraina.
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Sino-Russian relations are closer today than they have been in decades. In these times of historic geopolitical tensions, it is all the more important to understand the nature and elements of the relationship of two of the world’s most influential powers.
This dashboard aims to contribute to a better understanding by tracking and analyzing the economic, political, security, and societal dimensions of China-Russia relations and their changing quality over time.
New SCEEUS Guest Report🌐Fading Power? The EU’s Strategic Dilemmas in the South Caucasus
A renewed appreciation of the South Caucasus’ significance should guide EU policy in an increasingly multipolar region, writes Teona Giuashvili.
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Fading Power? The EU’s Strategic Dilemmas in the South Caucasus - Sceeus
SCEEUS Guest Report | Fading Power? The EU’s Strategic Dilemmas in the South Caucasus | By Teona Giuashvili
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We're delighted to welcome @MatteoMecacci as Director of EPIK 🙌
Matteo brings extensive experience in international human rights, democratic governance, and European security to the role.
New SCEEUS Report Out🌐The Missing Piece in Nordic–Baltic Security: Ukraine as a Natural Ally by Minna Ålander & Elena Davlikanova
Since Russia launched its full scale invasion, Ukraine has been a security provider rather than only an aid recipient.⬇️
The Missing Piece in Nordic–Baltic Security: Ukraine as a Natural Ally - Sceeus
SCEEUS Report | The Missing Piece in Nordic–Baltic Security: Ukraine as a Natural Ally | By Minna Ålander and Elena Davlikanova,
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