Nina Panikova

The latest episode of Talk Eastern Europe is out! In this podcast episode, our hosts discuss Georgia’s anti-LGBTI legislation, the ongoing human rights crackdown in Russia, the persistent tensions between Slovakia's government and opposition, and some unexpected news from Hungary and Albania. Later in the episode, Adam and Nina welcome @MarkGaleotti, a leading expert on modern Russia, its politics, intelligence services, and criminal networks. Mark shares insights into recent prisoner swaps between Russia and the West and delves into Russian spy networks operating in the West. He also introduces his latest book, co-authored with Anna Arutunyan: Downfall: Prigozhin and Putin, and the New Fight for the Future of Russia (Ebury Press 2024). Mark also hosts his own podcast and blog, In Moscow’s Shadows. talkeasterneurope.eu/episodes/episo…

Fascinating conversation between @AlexandraKarppi and Hikmet Karcic about the right-wing in Western Balkans and beyond.

😟Natalia Pinchuk told @AP that #AlesBialiatski has remained in solitary confinement for the past half year despite his chronic illnesses. “I have learned from people who left the prison that Ales’ condition is continuing to worsen and he’s not receiving certain medicines that he needs,” Pinchuk said. 👉 spring96.org/en/news/114944 #FreeAles #FreeViasna #FreeThemAll freeales.org

Members of the Network of Human Rights Houses urge authorities in Georgia 🇬🇪 and Republika Srpska 🇧🇦 to withdraw legislation threatening to stifle independent civil society. Full statement ➡️ bit.ly/3TJ6unG

The Ukrainian film 20 Days in Mariupol recently won an Oscar for its vivid depiction of Russia’s aggression against the city. Set in the early weeks of the invasion, the documentary gives insight into the struggles and brutality faced by Ukrainians to this very day. Indeed, for many the film is still too difficult to watch. Read more in the article by Kateryna Pryshchepa on our website. neweasterneurope.eu/2024/03/27/the…

Latest episode of Talk Eastern Europe is out! In this episode, Adam and Alexandra start the episode by discussing worrying news for Kyrgyz civil society, Armenia's potential return to Europe, and upcoming elections in Slovakia, Hungary and Croatia. During the main interview - to mark International Women’s Day - Nina sat down with a photographer and videographer Zula Rabikowska who explores gender identities in Central and Eastern Europe. They talked about her project Nothing but a Curtain that brings voices of women, non-binary, and transgender people from our region. We would like to remind our listeners that you can join our Patreon page for more content, including exclusive interviews and discounts on our magazine! And most importantly, don't forget to leave us a 5-star rating on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! Find out more on the following link: talkeasterneurope.eu/episodes/episo…

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