Today, 31 years have passed since the breakdown of the Soviet Union, which means that the post-soviet countries became “adults”. Furthermore, a new generation grew up outside of the socialist era. Some of the countries from former Eastern bloc joined the European Union and the Eastern European and Caucasian countries also show a rapid development. Despite of the improving economy and rising living conditions, many young people are exposed to the risk of radicalisation or simply just choose to turn away from active political participation.