Alexandra Sitenko

Alexandra Sitenko is an independent political analyst and researcher based in Berlin, working on geopolitics, global peace and security, and changes in the international order. Through her professional practice, she provides analysis, research, and consulting, as well as workshops and seminars on Eurasian geopolitics, BRICS, and Russia’s engagement with the Global South. Her regional focus includes Latin America, post-Soviet Eurasia, and BRICS, with working languages of German, English, Russian, Spanish, and Portuguese.

Sitenko’s work examines global order, strategic partnerships in foreign policy, and the role of cooperation, mutual respect, and dialogue in advancing peace and security. Her research and publications address Latin American and Global South perspectives on Russia’s war against Ukraine, Latin American-Russian relations, Central Asia’s place in global politics, and the evolving strategic importance of Eurasia. Past projects include an empirical study on digital transformation in South America and Central Asia for Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, and curating political research and discussion for the te.ma platform. Her publications include work for Routledge on Latin America-Russia relations.