Alexander Moisseenko is a Belarusian-German journalist focusing on Eastern Europe, post-Soviet politics, and security issues. His work covers Russia’s foreign policy, democratic movements in the region, and the political and societal consequences of ongoing conflicts across Eastern Europe. He has worked as a journalist for Belarusian exile media outlets, including NEXTA.
Born in Germany, he studied Politics and Society at the Catholic University of Eichstätt and later obtained a master’s degree in International Relations from the University of Warsaw. His master’s thesis was titled “A Critical Analysis of Selected Realist Theories as Applied to the Russian Policy towards Ukraine (2013–2022).”
Zelenskyy met Tsikhanouskaya in January—Ukraine's first presidential-level contact. Two months on, the Kyiv visit and special envoy remain undelivered.
Ukraine and Syria agree to work together on security and food supply — a striking turnaround for a country that once endorsed Russia's occupation of Ukrainian territory.
A new memoir by the former NATO Secretary General reveals he proposed discussing troop withdrawals that the alliance's Baltic members had not consented to—and knew nothing about.