Filip Noubel
Managing Editor of Global Voices and Senior China Analyst at AMO
Filip Noubel specializes in Chinese domestic politics, society, and Cross-Strait relations, drawing on over 30 years of research and on-the-ground experience. He has lived and worked across Central and Eastern Europe, Central Asia, the South Caucasus, the Himalayan region, East Asia, and Taiwan. His work explores themes of identity, historical memory, minority communities, arts, culture, language, and cross-regional connections. Filip serves as Editor at Large for Central Asia at Asymptote Journal and co-hosts The Vernacularists, a podcast delving into language diversity and power dynamics.
Other speakers
Andriy Taranov
Suspilne (National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine)
Member of the Managing Board of Suspilne Ukraine; media and marketing expert
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Anne Applebaum
The Atlantic; SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins University
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, historian, and commentator on international affairs, with a particular focus on Eastern Europe and authoritarianism
Artem Zakharchenko
“Communication Analysis Team - Ukraine” NGO
Doctor of Science in Social Communications
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Christian-Zsolt Varga
German-Hungarian freelance journalist focusing on Ukraine, Hungary, and Eastern Europe
Daria Verbytska
Molfar Intelligence Institute
Expert in international affairs worked with inter-parliamentary relations
Dmytro Zolotukhin
Institute of Post-Information Society
Expert in strategic communications and information security
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Dorka Takácsy
German Marshall Fund of the United States; Centre for Euro-Atlantic Integration and Democracy
Researcher specializing in disinformation and propaganda across Central-Eastern Europe and Russia
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