Yana Vorozheina

In 2013 she graduated from the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University with a degree in cultural studies, and in 2015 she earned a master's degree in political science. She is currently working on her PhD thesis in political science and regional studies. She has worked as a freelance correspondent, as news feed editor of the analytical portal "RuBaltic.Ru", and as news feed editor of the news and analysis portal "NewsBalt". Since 2014 she has been an expert at the ANO "Institute of Russian-Polish Cooperation". From 2015 to March 2016 she served as a consultant to the Committee on International and Interregional Relations, Security and Law and Order of the Kaliningrad Regional Duma.

Civil Defence

How a Kaliningrad bomb shelter became a shield against infill development.

Yana Vorozheina

"Atlantis" at the Crossroads of Cultures

Successful intercultural projects with our neighbours, Poland and Lithuania, give hope for further cooperation.

Yana Vorozheina

Królewiec: a city that does not exist

Many Polish diplomats call Kaliningrad Królewiec, avoiding any mention of M. I. Kalinin's name

Yana Vorozheina

The View from Poland: Kaliningrad — a Partner in Sociocultural Dialogue or Russia's Military Outpost?

An active presence of the Kaliningrad Region in Poland's information space is essential if our neighbours are to form a positive perception of our region.

Yana Vorozheina

It Did Not Come True: How Kaliningrad Failed to Become a Platform for Russia–EU Dialogue

Kaliningrad's dream of taking part in the foreign-policy "game" between Russia and the EU has not come true so far.

Yana Vorozheina