Research Centre for Crime and Armed Conflicts
Understanding Crime and War to Protect Human Rights
Organised crime in today’s world is evolving into a decentralised and technologically sophisticated phenomenon, more capable than ever before of penetrating strategically important sectors of public administration, the economy and…
“The tumen of Subedei came galloping to Signaq in a cloud of dust that covered the entire sky. Subedei sat hunched on a light-dun horse with a long black tail…
In 1912, the Russian Empire was in a state of absolute agitation and feverish excitement. The cause of this excitement was the centenary of the so-called victory over Napoleon –…
On May 13, 2026, the State Duma of the Russian Federation adopted, in its second and third readings, a bill on the “extraterritorial” use of armed forces to protect Russian…
Ukraine welcomes the readiness of Portugal, Iceland, Poland, and France to join the Enlarged Partial Agreement on the Steering Committee of the Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against…
On 15 April 2026, the human rights project ‘First Division’ released information which came as no surprise to those who systematically study the nature of Russian statehood, yet served as…
Whenever Russia embarks on the next phase of its aggressive policy, its cultural apparatus responds with predictable precision – churning out products designed not so much to entertain as to…
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Latvia for the invitation and for organising this event — it is a…
Dr. Yagunov - Ukraine Mobilisation - Riga 2026Download
There are works that do not require a review in the conventional sense — they require a testimony. Two Prosecutors is precisely such a work. The film is a co-production…