Lennart Landman is the Quality Assurance Coordinator at ACLED, where he oversees the real-time coding, weekly analyses, and the expansion of coverage into new countries. He previously worked as a researcher on European security and defence issues for the Clingendael Institute in The Hague. He holds an MA in International Relations and is a PhD Candidate at the University of Groningen.
Last week, anti-government demonstrations in Albania and Serbia slightly decreased from the week prior. In…
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Last week, anti-government demonstrations picked up again in Albania and Serbia. Moldova plunged into a…
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Relatively few demonstrations or violent incidents were reported last week in the Balkans, Southeastern Europe,…
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Last week, anti-government demonstrations in Albania, Serbia, and Romania continued. In Greece, there was again…
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Last week, more than a dozen violent attacks and demonstrations were orchestrated in Greece in…
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Last week, anti-government demonstrations in Albania escalated when a large demonstration in the capital turned…
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Last week, the political violence situation in Europe remained calm, with few political violence events…
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Last week, anti-government demonstrations in Albania flared and turned violent and anti-government demonstrations in Serbia…
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On Sunday, 21 April, actor and political newcomer Volodymyr Zelensky was elected President of Ukraine…
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