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Adam Reichardt - Co-host providing analysis and commentary on Central and Eastern European politics, security, and regional affairs.
Alexandra Karppi - Co-host providing analysis and commentary on Central and Eastern European political developments and current affairs.
Nina Panikova - Co-host providing analysis and commentary on Central and Eastern European political developments and current affairs.
Mila Pajić - Serbia’s Student Protest Movement, The Novi Sad Railway Station Tragedy, Government Repression, Political Exile, And The Prospects For Democratic Elections.
Russia Planning an Attack on Poland? Plus NATO, Moldova, & Bulgaria | Weekly News Roundup
July 10, 2026
Reports suggesting Russia may be planning a limited attack against Poland have sparked intense debate ahead of the NATO Summit. This week, Adam and Alexandra are in Sofia, Bulgaria, where they unpack the intelligence reports, discuss what they could mean for NATO deterrence, and examine thewider implications for European security.They also look at the sudden collapse of Moldova's government, what it means for the country's EU ambitions, and the growing anti-government protests in Alba...
From Protest to Exile: Serbia's Fight for Democracy | Mila Pajić
July 07, 2026
In this second part of our special two-part series on Serbia's protest movement, we speak with Mila Pajić, activist with STAV (Students Against Authoritarian Rule) and the Youth Initiative for Human Rights, about the movement that emerged after the deadly Novi Sad railway station canopy collapse.Mila explains how a tragedy became a nationwide movement, why students became the driving force behind the protests, and how government pressure escalated from intimidation to criminal charges aga...
Snap Elections in Serbia: What Happens Next? | Weekly News Roundup
July 03, 2026
Serbia is heading towards snap elections after President Aleksandar Vučić announced he will resign within weeks, but will this lead to real political change or simply reinforce the ruling party's grip on power?In this week's Talk Eastern Europe News Roundup, AlexandraKarppi and Nina Pániková unpack the latest developments in Serbia, including growing pressure on civil society, the renewed investigation into the alleged use of a sonic weapon against protesters, and what early elections...
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