On September 25, the Centre for East European Policy Studies (CEEPS) will present its latest research “Russian Public Diplomacy in Latvia: Mass Media and Non-Governmental Sector”. The event will be held in the Hotel Monika conference hall from 11.00 a.m. till 1.00 p.m. The research authors – Andis Kudors, Māris Cepurītis, Ainārs Lerhis, Mārtiņš Kaprāns […]

On June 17, a research “Russia’s Information Campaign against Ukraine: from Vilnius Summit to Crimean Referendum” was presented in Riga. The research was carried out by Andis Kudors and Maris Cepuritis, the researchers of Centre for East European Policy Studies and Martins Kaprans, PhD in communication science. The study was commissioned by the NATO StartCom […]

On June 17, a research “Russia’s Information Campaign against Ukraine: from Vilnius Summit to Crimean Referendum” was presented. The research was carried out by Andis Kudors and Maris Cepuritis, the researchers of Centre for East European Policy Studies and Martins Kaprans, PhD in communication science. The study was commissioned by the NATO StartCom Centre of Excellence.

On January 30, researchers of Centre for East European Policy Studies had a meeting with students of political science from Netherlands. CEEPS referred to Leiden University students’ interest in learning more about the research activities of the centre and the current developments in the research region. The executive director of CEEPS Andis Kudors and researcher […]

November 28-29, the Executive director of Centre for East European Policy Studies Andis Kudors participates in the Civil Society conference „Eastern Partnership Reality Check: Political challenges and Future Agenda for civil society” which is taking place in Vilnius, Lithuania. It is an official event by the Lithuanian Presidency of the Council of the European Union and takes […]

On October 4, the Executive director and researcher of Centre for East European Policy Studies Andis Kudors participates in consultative seminar “Russian Soft Power, Regional Security and National Minorities” organized by OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities. The event takes place in Hague with the participation of foreign policy experts from different countries. A. Kudors will […]

With the approach to the Presidency of Latvia of the Council of the European Union, in order to disseminate information and stimulate discussion of the issues of the EU Eastern Partnership, the Centre for East European Policy Studies (CEEPS) has initiated, beginning with this October, a regular monitoring of the issues of the Eastern Partnership. […]

This summer within the framework of the international project two young researchers from Belarus – Tatsiana Kliatskova and Maryia Bialkovich – as a trainees participate in the research activities of the Centre for East European Policy Studies (CEEPS). Besides participating in the CEEPS projects the new Belarusian researchers also get acquainted with the Latvian NGO […]

Security community, in the meaning as it is discussed within the framework of OSCE, can develop and exist only in case all the countries really reject implementation of force for achieving their objectives and be willing to coordinate their national interests with common needs. Such conclusion was expressed by experts while meeting on May 31 […]