Europe & Central Asia
Found 77 Results
Page 11 of 13
Anti-Government Demonstrations Rock Bulgaria
20 October 2020
Since July, thousands of people have taken part in daily anti-corruption demonstrations in cities across Bulgaria. ACLED Research Analyst Adam Miller, Europe Research Manager Franklin Holcomb, and former Europe researcher…
Read MoreConsolidated Power and Growing Unrest: Putin’s Russia in Summer 2020
30 September 2020
During the summer of 2020, the Kremlin doubled down on a policy of centralized political control, provoking widespread unrest in Russia. Most recently, the Kremlin’s intervention against a popularly elected…
Read MoreLukashenko Versus Belarus: The State Against the People
24 September 2020
Since the fraudulent presidential election in August, Belarus has seen widespread pro-democracy demonstrations. ACLED Research Analyst Josh Satre, Europe Research Manager Franklin Holcomb, and Europe Researcher Cristian Vlas chart the…
Read MoreLukashenko’s Last Legs? The 2020 Belarusian Presidential Election
7 August 2020
Weekly demonstrations have more than tripled going into the presidential election in Belarus as thousands take to the streets to protest the country’s closed political environment. ACLED Research Analyst Melissa…
Read MoreDonbas: Where the Guns Do Not Stay Silent
13 April 2020
On 10 December 2019, leaders of Ukraine, Russia, Germany, and France met in Paris in the ‘Normandy’ format1 to discuss peace plans for the Donbas region of Ukraine, where the…
Read MoreACLED 2019: The Year in Review
2 March 2020
ACLED’s 2019 annual report reviews the past year of data on political violence and demonstration activity across Africa, the Middle East, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Central Asia and the Caucasus,…
Read More
Page 11 of 13