A political-history nonfiction work that traces how the Baltic states won independence from Soviet rule through both historical analysis and on-the-ground reporting. It follows national movements, state-building, and relations with Russia in a layered way.

A book that rereads the post-Cold War Baltic world through the memory of independence and the realities of politics.

An award-winning selection of political and historical journalism. Its explanatory articles, grounded in international affairs and historical context, added depth to public debate.

Its value lies in a long-form reporting style that connects politics and history.