What did the latest research reveal? What stages could be distinguished in the process of regulating the historical memory of the Baltic States in the era of independence? Could there be any significant differences between the laws created by Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania, which regulate the phenomena and processes related to historical memory?

The record in Lithuanian (50 min): https://www.lrt.lt/mediateka/irasas/2000334706/teises-ir-istorijos-sampynos?fbclid=IwAR2I_3iAZoWP66rewn94Rnn6nA5WEUmwfUe_UUzdD5CLhCpsK6P1-6nKptc_aem_AbzrWjnYybGgIupe1aw22NaEsowxnhRKIz5C6bX0cgI7cUKxXCbHhTyUK2upfSyK6Iqsa452LQ2x7qHr78tV0EB2

Why is memory so important for politics today? What is the autobiography of a state? How does it relate to practices of public history?

Find that out in a conversation between Dr. Viktorija Rimaitė-Beržiūnienė and Professor Maria Mälksoo of the University of Copenhagen

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On 25 January, Tomasz Lachowski and Mateusz Piątkowski hosted Dr. Patryk Labuda on their podcast with an episode about anti-imperial international law and its regional dimensions. Dr. Labuda discussed how Western and Eastern European as well as Global South countries understand the proposed Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine and how this relates to allegations of double standards in international law in Ukraine, Palestine and beyond. Recorded in Polish, the podcast is also available with English subtitles: https://obserwatormiedzynarodowy.pl/2024/01/25/dr-patryk-labuda-o-antyimperialnym-prawie-miedzynarodowym-pomiedzy-ukraina-strefa-gazy-a-krajami-globalnego-poludnia-podcast/

Dr. Anna Wójcik was invited to discuss Poland’s rule of law in RevDem podcast of the Central European University’s Democracy Institute. The conversation with Dr. Oliver Garner was published in January 2023.

Please find the link here: https://voices-the-eisa-podcast.podigee.io/14-new-episode?s=03

Recorded in Lithuanian: https://www.lrt.lt/mediateka/irasas/2000243377/10-12-kaip-vakarieciams-pasakoti-apie-rusijos-gresme