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Read the latest →A continuation of the study of Belarusian emigration after 2020. A comparative analysis of internal conflicts in Russian, Spanish, Iranian, Cuban, and Syrian emigrations – and what they say about the Tsikhanouski conflict.
Read in full →A systemic crisis of two opposition movements in exile — from staff erosion and financial scandals to the outflow of young people and the loss of trust. Five years after 2020: what remains of the protest structures, and why the mechanics of their disintegration are strikingly similar.
Read in full →Analytical memorandum: structural similarities, psychodynamic hypotheses, impact on Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, and scenarios of institutional response.
Read in full →Margarita Vorikhova's departure from the United Transitional Cabinet exposes a systemic vulnerability: the youth direction turned out to be tied primarily to the personality of the representative, while procedures for succession and real participation of youth organizations remain insufficiently clear.
Read in full →A company's financial collapse is rarely a private matter for its owners. We examine how debt, management decisions, and state mechanisms distribute losses among employees, creditors, and society.
Read in full →How to distinguish a worldview community from a structure where trust becomes an instrument of subordination: signs, mechanisms, and questions for verification.
Read in full →An analysis of media market structure, ownership concentration, and mechanisms of agenda-setting in the context of digital transformation.
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