The Crisis Research Centre blog covers exciting topics in the crisis area, newsletters reviews and interviews with crisis management practitioners. We bring you here the full English-language versions of our researchers’ opinion pieces, published in various publications and newspapers.
Two weak earthquakes can change what is known about a country more than decades of silence. In Lithuania, this happened on 14 December 2025, when
On October 10, the first Mustamäe KRAKO crisis network training took place at Kaja Cultural Centre, bringing together district residents who are interested in contributing
On September 20, the first KRAKO crisis network training took place at Pääsküla Day Centre in Nõmme, bringing together local residents who want to contribute
Latvia is a country with a low risk of earthquakes, but it is not entirely geologically inactive. In the usual risk landscape, earthquakes tend to
In this instalment of the Crisis Lens series, we turn our attention to Yemen, which the war in Gaza has propelled onto the international stage as
Crisis management is often understood as response: evacuation, supplies, rescue operations, command centres, sheltering, communications, logistics, and so on. The Cyprus Refugee Fund stamp reveals
