Dorota Sokolovska is a project manager at the Geopolitics an security Studies Center, she joined the team in July 2021. She is leading a project to strengthen civil society in Belarus. Dorota also contributes to analytical content and has authored several studies on security and international relations. She has several years of professional experience in journalism. Dorota is currently studying at the Institute of International Relations and Political Science at Vilnius University, where she is interested in political philosophy and history of ideas.
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Adam Rožewicz works as a project manager at GSSC and is an active member of the Polish Discussion Club.
Professor, Institute of International Relations and Political Science, Vilnius University.
Andrius Prokhorenko is responsible for international projects on hybrid threats, information warfare and developments in the Eastern Partnership countries.
Linas Kojala is the CEO of the Geopolitics and Security Studies Center and a lecturer in International Relations at the Institute of International Relations and Political Science, Vilnius University (VU IIRPS). He is also a Non-Resident Fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute and a Millennium Fellow at the Atlantic Council. A widely recognized commentator on international affairs, his analyses have appeared in CNN, Chicago Tribune, Politico, BBC, Die Welt, and Berlingske. In 2023, Kojala was honored as a Munich Young Leader by the Munich Security Conference and the Körber Foundation and received the Titanium Award from DELFI for his foreign policy commentary. Kojala was nominated to participate in the young Leaders’ programs of Japan, France, and other countries. He has been consistently ranked among Lithuania’s top three most influential public figures, placing second in 2024. The author of two books on European politics and U.S. foreign policy, he holds degrees from VU IIRPS (BA, MA), Oxford University (Postgraduate Diploma), and an MBA from the University of Cambridge. He received a prestigious Fulbright Scholarship and was a scholar at Harvard University.