Policy-oriented analysis on Russia and Eastern Europe.

The Stockholm Centre for Eastern European Studies (SCEEUS) is an independent centre of knowledge based at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs (UI).

The geographical scope of SCEEUS comprises Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Russia and Ukraine.

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CHINA-RUSSIA DASHBOARD

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.

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Politis
1 March, 2026

Klara Lindström: Strengthening Europe Through Ukraine

With Klara Lindström.
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The Week
25 February, 2026

EU Nordic expansion: why would Iceland and Norway want in?

With Minna Ålander.
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POLITICO
24 February, 2026

Putin is running his war on the Micawber Principle: Something will turn up

With Jakob Hedenskog & Andreas Umland.
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The Telegraph
23 February, 2026

Russia buys ‘Trojan horse’ homes near military bases across Europe

With Minna Ålander.
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Die Tagespost
22 February, 2026

Die ukrainische Schuldfrage

Med Martin Kragh.