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Analyses | | Katarzyna Chawryło

Russia tightens up residence regulations for CIS citizens

Trying to solve the problems resulting from the influx of immigrants by tightening the regulations may end up having the opposite consequences to those intended.
Analyses | | Tomasz Dąborowski

Citizens of Bulgaria and Romania receive full rights on the EU labour market

Migration is a serious challenge for Bulgaria and Romania in both domestic and foreign policy. It contributes to a drain on the qualified labour force.
Analyses | | Jadwiga Rogoża

Khodorkovsky outside prison outside Russia outside politics

The Kremlin’s decision to pardon Khodorkovsky and the amnesty covering certain political prisoners will temporarily neutralise Western criticism of Russia.
Analyses | | Jakub Groszkowski, Mateusz Gniazdowski

Slovakias prime minister is the frontrunner in the presidential election

Fico’s expected victory will enable his party to maintain all the key positions in the state, but it may also bring about divides within Smer.
Analyses | | Marek Matusiak

Turkey former allies in conflict

The crisis between the Prime Minister Erdogan and Fethullah Gulen’s religious-social movement has been deteriorating for several years.
Analyses | | Tadeusz Iwański

Ukraine The Maidan at a crossroads

The weakening of social mobilisation has been accompanied by a process of institutionalisation of the protest movement.
Analyses | | Maciej Falkowski, Piotr Żochowski

Volgograd terrorist attacks in the pre-Olympic period

The escalation of violence could not only destabilise the internal situation in Russia, but also threaten the calm conduct of the Games themselves.