Eastern Europe

Belarus has crossed the point of no return by hosting Russian nuclear weapons

Eastern Europe Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - May 26, 2023.

Belarus has crossed the line. It can no longer expect to be treated differently from Russia in some future peace settlement to end the aggression...

Zelensky's European tour - a glance at the end of the war

Eastern Europe Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - May 16, 2023.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's recently concluded European tour has accelerated the delivery of weapons to bolster Ukrainian forces ahead of an expected counter-offensive against Russian...

Negotiations between Armenia and Azerbaijan - a permanent displacement of Russia from its strategic region

Eastern Europe Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - May 9, 2023.

If the peace agreement between Armenia and Azerbaijan is "within sight, within reach”, as US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said, it is the closest...

New Europe - defender of old EU values

Eastern Europe Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - April 13, 2023.

There is a significant chance that the big jubilee, 20 years since the EU's largest expansion to the east, which is coming up in a...

The new president of Montenegro - a European based on his words, but with the support of pro-Russian parties

Eastern Europe Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - April 4, 2023.

Milo Djukanovic, the leader of Montenegro, a small Mediterranean country, lost Sunday's presidential elections after 30 years in power. This news was more important than...

Will Russia and its billionaire ally accept defeat in Georgia?

Eastern Europe Sergei Stepancev, TA Moscow - March 9, 2023.

Reluctantly, and under pressure from large civil protests, Georgia's parliament has withdrawn a repressive law labelling critical media and NGOs "foreign agents". This withdrawal represents...

The trilateral meeting between Xi Jinping and Lukashenko

Eastern Europe Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - March 3, 2023.

President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko visited China this week. His visit was friendly, cordial and probably fruitful for relations between the two allies, although, in...

Pages 4 of 5