Andriy Tyushka

Dr. Andriy Tyushka is a Senior Research Fellow at the European Neighbourhood Policy Chair at the College of Europe (Natolin Campus), specializing in Eastern European security, EU neighbourhood policy, and Franco-German relations. He has held roles at institutions including the Baltic Defence College and the Ivan Franko National University of Lviv. His research focuses on EU-Ukraine relations, strategic narratives, and constitutional studies. Key projects include the ENGAGE and REUNIR Horizon Europe projects. He has authored/co-edited books like *The European Union and Its Eastern Neighbourhood* and published widely in journals such as *International Politics* and *Journal of Common Market Studies*. Awards include the BALTDEFCOL Service Cross (2016).

Education:

• Ph.D. and M.A. in International Relations (Ivan Franko National University of Lviv)
• Advanced Degrees in Constitutional Law (Lviv) and European Integration (Estonian School of Diplomacy)

Research Interests: EU’s Eastern Partnership, post-Soviet geopolitics, constitutional governance, and strategic partnerships. His work bridges theory and policy, emphasizing EU’s role in regional stability and security.

Publications Trends: Recent articles analyze Russia’s war on Ukraine, EU institutional frameworks, and strategic narratives. Themes include post-war security reordering, terminological clarity in conflict discourse, and hybrid warfare dynamics.

Awards:

• BALTDEFCOL Service Cross (2016)

Grants & Projects:

• ENGAGE (2021-2024): Envisioning EU’s Governance Architecture
• REUNIR (2024-): Future-proofing EU Security and Enlargement Policies

Labs/Teams: Member of the European Neighbourhood Chair team, contributing to policy-oriented research and academic collaboration.