• FOREWORD

  Radek Špicar

• EDITORIAL: Brotherly Help

  Aleksander Kaczorowski

Cover Story

• Putinism, Orbanism… But Is There an “Ism”?

  Jan-Werner Müller

• The Rise of Illiberalism

  Maciej Nowicki

• Did Austerity Kill the European Dream?

  José Ignacio Torreblanca

• European Far Right and Putin

  Péter Krekó

• Frost in Central Europe

  Martin M. Šimečka

The Interview

• Putin Cannot Sleep Peacefully

  Filip Memches

• Ukraine’s Fateful Choice

  Alexander J. Motyl

Politics

• What Does China Want?

  François Godement

• India and China—More Similar Than You might Think

  Pankaj Mishra

• Ten Years in the European Union: The Czech Republic

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• Gavrilo Princip’s Afterlife

  Wojciech Stanislawski

• On the “Wrong” and “Right” Ukrainians

  Mykola Riabchuk

• The New Generation of Russian Warfare

  Janis Berzinš

• Finding a Visegrad’s Raison d’Etre

  Dariusz Kałan

• The Ukrainian Policy of Poland and Romania

  Adam Balcer

Economy

• Russia’s Economy After the War with Ukraine: Where Is It Heading?

  Vladislav Inozemtsev

• Lithuania: Cold Winds Blowing from the East

  Žygimantas Mauricas

• Is Turkey Economically Doomed?

  K. Ali Akkemik

• The Economic Transition and Its Critics

  Leszek Jażdżewski

• The Strengths and Weaknesses of the Polish Business Class

  Krzysztof Jasiecki

• Russian Sanctions as a Rouse

  Martin Ehl

Culture

• An Overlooked War

  Aleksander Kaczorowski

• The Great War as a Conflict Full of Paradoxes

  Robert Schuster

• En Route to Totality

  Radek Schovánek

• Tea with Tony and Tim

  Aviezer Tucker

• Notes from Underground

  Roman Joch

• Farewell to Agneša Kalinová: No Tears, Only Laughter!

  Marta Frišová