A discussion about disinformation and the role it is playing in Eastern Europe and how Eastern Europe is portrayed, featuring current fellows and an alum of the Hubert H. Humphrey program for communications and journalism.

Against the backdrop of the (meta)physical landscape of collective disaster, a new generation of Ukrainians aspires to imagine the future.

The article discusses 'The Maribor Uprisings', an interactive film experience about protests in Maribor, Slovenia, driven by anger over political corruption.

The Melikian Undergraduate Fellows will present their semester research projects on April 29, 2022, offering insights into their research processes and celebrating their achievements.

Margaret Hanson, a professor at ASU, focuses on autocracies in her research, particularly those in the former Soviet Union. Her upcoming talk will cover Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan.

Alexei Navalny, a prominent Russian activist, died in 2024 after being poisoned with Novichok in 2020. He exposed his assailants with journalists' help, was arrested upon returning to Russia in 2021, and featured in a documentary exploring his motives and the dangers he posed to Putin.

Walter DePuy collaborates with Cornell University and Universitas Mulawarman scientists to study Indonesia's capital relocation from Jakarta to Borneo due to sea-level threats.

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ASU faculty members present research on diverse topics in Eastern Europe and Eurasia, including stereotypes on women and cultural stories involving alcohol.

Republican Senate candidates from uncontested primaries endorse a conspiracy theory claiming Donald Trump battles an elite cabal. This theory impacts voter perceptions and reflects broader political dynamics within the Republican Party.

The article discusses how the Transcaucasian Trail fosters peace by connecting communities in the South Caucasus through conservation and trail-building. It highlights international cooperation despite regional conflicts and environmental challenges. Eurasianet.com

The book examines post-authoritarian Latvia and South Africa, comparing their efforts to decolonize production and trade. It blends political economy and ecocultural heritage studies, offering insights on alternative trade and development theories in the face of global crises.