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Principled Pragmatism In Practice: The EU’s Policy towards Russia after Crimea

The discussion was moderated by Andreas Marazis and features the comments and insights of Fabienne Bossuyt and Peter Van Elsuwege

Statement on the war in Ukraine

Ghent University’s Russia Platform is appalled by the unprovoked acts of aggression by the Russian authorities in Ukraine and condemns them in the strongest ...

A new breakthrough study on COVID-19 by scientists from Ghent University and Lobachevsky University (Nizhniy Novgorod)

The team developed a methodology based on artificial intelligence, which allows to make prediction for clinical prognosis for COVID-19 patients.

Watch the video here: Russia’s war on independent media: How to survive the “long winter”

A CERISE lecture by Galina Timchenko (CEO Meduza new agency)

New Call: Short-term Fellowship Program

The Russia Platform Fellowships are geared towards scholars who have earned their doctoral degree and who are affiliated with a Russia-based higher education ...

Lecture 'Soviet Art House: The Secret History of Lenfilm Studio'

This lecture, uses the history of the studio 'Lenfilm', to explore how studios as well as film artists had their own 'handwriting'.

The latest CERISE lecture ‘Russian Exceptionalism between East and West: the Ambiguous Empire’ by Kevork Oskanian (Birmingham University) is available online

On 1 December 2021 CERISE hosted Kevork Oskanian, Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Birmingham who gave a lecture on the notion of ‘Hybrid ...

Online Panel Discussion: Assessing the Sputnik-V Vaccine

Sputnik-V was the first vaccine to be officially announced in the battle against the coronavirus. Still, we do not know much about this vaccine. Where does it ...

New publication: ‘Russia and China in the 21st century: Between Cooperation and Competition at the Regional and Global Level’.

The (double) special issue resulting from the third Russia Platform colloquium is now published in the special issue of ‘Eurasian Economics and Geography’ ...

CERISE lecture on 4 May: The great Siberian thaw: causes and consequences of Russian permafrost melting

Lecture by Nathalie Ylenia Triches, researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry (Jena, Germany)

Principled Pragmatism In Practice: The EU’s Policy towards Russia after Crimea

Statement on the war in Ukraine

A new breakthrough study on COVID-19 by scientists from Ghent University and Lobachevsky University (Nizhniy Novgorod)

Watch the video here: Russia’s war on independent media: How to survive the “long winter”

New Call: Short-term Fellowship Program

Lecture 'Soviet Art House: The Secret History of Lenfilm Studio'

The latest CERISE lecture ‘Russian Exceptionalism between East and West: the Ambiguous Empire’ by Kevork Oskanian (Birmingham University) is available online

Online Panel Discussion: Assessing the Sputnik-V Vaccine

New publication: ‘Russia and China in the 21st century: Between Cooperation and Competition at the Regional and Global Level’.

CERISE lecture on 4 May: The great Siberian thaw: causes and consequences of Russian permafrost melting

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