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Paula Biša is pursuing a B.A. in European Studies at Maastricht University (NL). Her research focuses on Central and Eastern European nations alongside those in the Eastern neighbourhood. Driven by a passion for exploring the complexities of democratization in diverse cultural contexts, Paula Biša is deeply interested in understanding the multifaceted nature of democratic transitions around the world, particularly in how they unfold across different societal landscapes.
– Can India’s participation in the 2025 SCO Summit mark a true eastward shift in its foreign policy? – The summit underscored India’s hedging strategy—seeking energy security, new trade routes, and geopolitical leverage in Eurasia while preserving ties with the West – India remains committed to b…
How should democratic governments react when authoritarian powers weaponize migration? Democratic governments must counter authoritarian regimes’ weaponization of migration by reinforcing legal frameworks, enhancing border management, fostering international cooperation, and investing in public r…
The Baltic States offer vital lessons to Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia on their EU path, guiding them towards deeper European integration.
Georgia’s new foreign agents law labels NGOs with significant foreign funding as working for foreign powers, harming its EU accession prospects and drawing criticism for being anti-democratic.
