Experience

European Council on Foreign Relations

• Germany
• Government Administration
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Freelance Researcher

  • Jan 2016 - Present

  Writing articles, provide research data and analyses to ECFR. “No Stability under occupation in Crimea” // European Council of Foreign Relations, http://www.ecfr.eu/article/commentary_crimea_no_stability_under_occupation6042 Crimea, Russia, Forever // European Council of Foreign Relations http://www.ecfr.eu/article/commentary_crimea_russia_forever Banning the Mejlis: From “carrots” to “gauntlets” // European Council of Foreign Relations http://www.ecfr.eu/article/commentary_banning_the_mejlis_from_carrots_to_gauntlets_7003 Crimea goes to the polls: Non-recognition and the Russian Duma elections http://www.ecfr.eu/article/commentary_crimea_goes_to_the_polls_non_recognition_and_the_russian_7123 Crimea: Russia’s stronghold in the Black Sea // http://www.ecfr.eu/article/essay_crimea_russias_stronghold_in_the_black_sea With friends like these: Turkey, Russia, and the end of an unlikely alliance // http://www.ecfr.eu/publications/summary/with_friends_like_these_turkey_russia_and_the_end_of_an_unlikely_7048



Intitute of International Relations at Warsaw University

• Warsaw

• Doctoral Researcher

  • Sep 2015 - Present

  My research is about Russian Foreign Policy regarding Black Sea, Caucasus, and Middle East regions. My research is about Russian Foreign Policy regarding Black Sea, Caucasus, and Middle East regions.



The Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM)

• Poland
• International Affairs
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Researcher

  • Dec 2015 - Sep 2016

  Daily analysis and monitoring of the Eastern European newspapers, researches of the think tanks. Writing briefings and research papers and etc. Banning the Mejlis: Another manifestation of Russian repression of the Crimean Tatars // Polish Institute of Foreign Affairs // http://www.pism.pl/publications/bulletin/no-32-882 Daily analysis and monitoring of the Eastern European newspapers, researches of the think tanks. Writing briefings and research papers and etc. Banning the Mejlis: Another manifestation of Russian repression of the Crimean Tatars // Polish Institute of Foreign Affairs // http://www.pism.pl/publications/bulletin/no-32-882



Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine - OHCHR

• Ukraine, Odessa

• Human Rights Officer

  • Jun 2014 - Sep 2014

  I represented a Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine. Our office was located in Odessa and office was responsible for the South Ukraine regions (Odessa, Kherson and Mykolayiv). The main goal of our Mission was to evaluate and to report on issue of the human rights situation and to provide support to the Government of Ukraine in the promotion and protection of human rights. As a part of our work, the Mission prepared monthly reports describing the human rights situation and making recommendations. My responsibilities in the Mission included: - Daily monitoring of the all-news which could have importance for current Ukrainian political crises and monitoring in this three regions situation with Human Rights. Furthermore, I sent Daily reports to Kiev; - Observation and participation in all meetings, rallies, court hearings, private meetings with officials (Governors, Heads of Regional Prosecutions, MoI, Intel Office); - The Mission was paying harsh attention for Second May violence (when was killed 48 people by the Right Wing activist). I held regular meeting with relatives of victims, lawyers, both Pro-Russian and Pro-Ukrainian (mostly right-wings radicals) activists; - At the beginning of the summer, Ukraine faced IDPs flows all around country and the pivotal destination was Odessa region. I conducted and oversight the whole arriving process of IDPs’ from the train and the process of their accommodation. IDPs were under our special attention because they faced some cases of violations of Human Rights in the East Ukraine; - Every month our work ended up with Monthly report where Mission was summarizing the situation with Human Rights in the three mentioned regions. The vital policy of Mission is objectivity and impartiality usually, the Monthly reports getting a nervous responses from Ukrainian and Russians Governments. Besides, reports were often matter of discussion in the General Assembly or Security Council;



Sevastopol City State Administration: Department Investments and Foreign Economic Activity

• Sevastopol

• Deputy of the Head

  • May 2012 - Jun 2014