Practice Geopolitics Hub

what is the goal?

A think tank with a global outreach

and focus on Central Europe

(Czechia, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Ukraine), Baltics and Scandinavia, Balkans and the Caucasus, providing its vision of political and socio-economic challenges, threats and opportunities and problems for Eurasia in the next 100 years

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Our Vision

is building a free Eurasia, governed for the people and by the people, built on the values of liberalism and open society while respecting local values and traditions

Our Mission

is confronting the expansion of Eurasian authoritarian regimes by educating and spreading awareness about soft power of non-democratic regimes, developing tools to combat autocrats, and providing (by engaging experts and civil society leaders) insights and foresights about geopolitical changes chat threaten democracies

Our Values

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Our Network

of authors and fellows includes analysts from Czechia, Finland, France, Italy, Kazakhstan, Poland, Sakartvelo (Georgia), Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom, United States etc.

Our Partners and Allies

include organizations like Hudson Institute, Chatham House, Jamestown Foundation, Henry Jackson Society etc.

Our Goals

include developing projects in these Planned Areas of Activity:> United Nations 2.0 > European Union 2.0 > UA Global Project> Intermarium project...

1.300+

planned experts

230+

PLANNED international partners

$ 9m

required budget

43+

planned INTERNATIONAL state organizations

1.3+ bn

CITIZENS OF A SAFETY WORLD

About Us

ForesightsStrategic DevelopmentIntelligence Services

2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine demonstrated that many politicians and experts failed to acknowledge grave consequences of inaction, indecisiveness, and appeasement, which resulted in the biggest war on the European continent in the last 80 years.
As Moscow blatantly violates all possible international treaties in Europe and has mastered corruption as a weapon, Beijing prepares to invade Taiwan and sends spies across the globe, Tehran spreads terror in the Middle East through a myriad of proxy organizations, and Pyongyang is casually using nuclear threats as a political instrument, all these regimes work hand in hand to promote the worst forms of oppression.
After decades after the ‘End of History’ was proclaimed, we are closer to a global conflict than ever, and democracies must realize that in order to prevent World War III (which, unfortunately, may become the world’s first Nuclear war) we have to swiftly neutralize the Moscow-Tehran-Beijing-Pyongyang axis of despots and their satellites (Assad in Syria, Maduro in Venezuela, Taliban clique in Afghanistan, Lukashenko in Belarus), work to normalize nominally democratic regimes that are "on the brink" of becoming authoritarian (Orban in Hungary, Erdogan in Turkey), prevent potential new allies (Saudi Arabia, South Africa) from joining this axis, and actively engage pro-democracy forces in the "neutral-friendly" states (Brazil, India, Vietnam).
This, the idea of Practice Geopolitics Hub was born.

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Foreign Affairs Lab

a platform for discussing topics of:

01. United Nations 2.0
without reform the Organization of the United Nations is on the verge of becoming another League of Nations, without any vision on how to transform the world into a better place and without any power to stand up to tyrants. This must change, but change requires strong advocacy of a fresh ideas based on inclusion and fairness, supported by the will to act.
02. European Union 2.0
and New EU Neighborhood Policy – European Union is on the cross-roads – while economically a giant, it fails to achieve any meaningful political role in the world, and internal byzantine bureaucracy is holding the whole region back, as the discussion on the future of the European Union (whether it will become a federation or, on the contrary, a less governed loose alliance of independent nations) rages on. This, as well as unresolved approach to inclusion of new members and dealing with its neighbors, must become a topic of continuous discussion by the experts in the EU and outside of it, with the focus on new ideas and approaches.
03. Intermarium
the rise of Central and Eastern Europe as an economic powerhouse may shift the balance of power on the continent. Nations of the region, bonded by their common past and aspirations, are re-inventing the old concept, while discussing new ideas. We must promote and encourage development of the region, while ensuring that politically it continues to stay away from radicalism, both left and right.
04. UA Global Project
Coming soon!

1.

Free Nations of Post-Russia Forum

we successfully launched a discussion, advocacy and networking platform on the decolonization and de-imperialization of Russia, giving voice to the leaders of ethnic minorities and regional civil society groups. The platform, which already includes dozens of experts and civil society leaders, held a number of events worldwide and continues to expand. More information about the Free Nations of Post-Russia Forum is available at www.freenationsrf.org