По предложению EESRI Foundation, словацкие эксперты прокомментировали возможные изменения во внешней политике Словакии, в частности, по отношению к Вышеградской группе, Восточному партнерству, Европейскому Союзу, НАТО, Украине и России. (PDF) Душан Фишер, Сюзана Новакова, Йозеф Улиан, Марек Ленч, Самюэль Года, Кристина Бокова
Upon proposal of the East European Security Research Initiative Foundation, a selection of Slovakian experts commented on the probable changes in Slovakia’s foreign policy, especially with respect to the Visegrad Group, Eastern Partnership, European Union, NATO, Ukraine, and Russia. (PDF) Dušan Fischer, Zuzana Novakova, Jozef Ulian, Marek Lenč, Kristina Bockova, Samuel Goda
The process of SDSR in Ukraine is characterized by own special features related to obtaining practical experience, both positive and negative one, in addressing current threats and challenges to the national security. The above experience requires urgent consideration in the common practice of SDSR, including in other East European countries being in the area of immediate interests of the Kremlin. This paper was presented at the 9th International Scientific Conference “Secure Slovakia in the Euro-Atlantic Region” held in Kosice, Slovak Republic, 12-13 November 2015. (PDF) Oleksandr Tytarchuk
Marius Laurinavičius explores the theory and practice of Russian foreign policy as well as the Kremlin’s capabilities to undermine the EU and NATO, and bring the world back to the times of international power balance. (PDF) Marius Laurinavičius
The aim of this article is primarily to explain how the Russia-Ukraine conflict has uncovered quite interesting trends in Euro-Atlantic security, including trends in NATO governance, and to conceptualise the strategic autonomy debate in Euro-Atlantic relations. (PDF) Bjørn Olav Knutsen
Statement delivered by Mr. Oleksandr Tytarchuk on behalf of the Board of Coordinators of the East European Security Research Initiative (EESRI) at the Advanced Research Workshop “Best Practices and Lessons Learned in Conflict Management: NATO, OSCE, EU and Civil Society.” Panel V. Identification of the lessons learned and best practices. Bratislava, Slovak Republic, 10 June 2015. (PDF) Oleksandr Tytarchuk, Maksym Khylko
