Where we work
Fighting for human rights and democratic values in Eastern Europe. Offices in Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Ukraine.
Leadership
Project Manager in Europe
In-depth analysis of the growing fractures in Europe's external relationships with its partners and competitors.
The continued crisis of democracy and the growing schisms between European countries, and their impact on the EU's trajectory.
From Islamist terrorism to the complex interplay of security and rights across the continent.
A forward-looking initiative on Europe's efforts to regulate and safeguard the global commons — from the geopolitical dynamics driving the climate debate to the future of artificial intelligence.
Analyzes, debates, and helps improve the state of European democracy — looking at innovations across civil society, citizen participation, digital technology, political parties, and institutional reforms.
Responds to mass cases of human rights violations by Russian troops in Ukraine, with particular focus on settlements liberated from occupation.
Impartial, credible election observers shape perceptions of the quality and legitimacy of electoral processes. Missions begin long before election day with long-term and short-term observers.
Comprehensive report on the agency's human rights work, missions, and findings.
Program report on socio-economic integration and support for internally displaced persons.
Legal study on Ukraine's ratification of the Rome Statute and the implications of the Article 124 declaration for international justice.
West Support issues an official appeal to Poland's President Karol Nawrocki, calling for an end to systemic impunity for hate crimes against Ukrainian nationals and Eastern Christian communities in Poland.
Our team has published peer-reviewed legal research in the Brooklyn Journal of International Law, proposing a new definition for identifying an international armed conflict.
SARAJEVO, Bosnia and Herzegovina — Thirty years after the Dayton Accords ended the brutal Bosnian War, the fragile peace it forged is unraveling. Milorad Dodik, the separatist leader of Bosnia’s Serb-dominated Republika Srpska (RS), has plunged the country into its deepest political crisis since 199
French President Emmanuel Macron's recent summit with Xi Jinping exposed the deep flaws in Europe's approach to China. While Europe views China as a potential partner, economic competitor, and systemic rival all at once, this convoluted strategy fails to address the realities of China's growing aggr
The influential business elite in the agricultural sector of Ukraine, the "grain lobby," has destroyed the friendship between Ukraine and Poland in order to serve its own interests. Poland, which was the first to offer its support and sincerely sympathized with Ukraine after President Zele
The elections in Slovakia and Poland, scheduled for September 30 and October 15, respectively, are some of the most important in Europe this year. The outcome of these elections will have far-reaching consequences for the future of both countries, as well as for the European Union as a whole.In Slov
