Published Works
In Progress: The Hostile Environment Risk Assessment Guide
A practical, trauma-aware manual designed for journalists, NGO workers and missions operating in high-risk zones.
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Occupation and Migration in Eastern Europe (2026)
This timely volume is exploring the nature of the military occupation of Ukraine by Russian forces and their proxies in Crimea, Donbas, and Southern regions of Ukraine, as captured and studied by journalist and analyst Katerina Sergatskova from the first days of the Russian annexation of Crimea in 2014 till the full-scale invasion that started in 2022. It also provides invaluable insights into the forced migration and exile challenges as a result of the occupation and political conflicts. The book consists of early reportages from the occupied territories, conversations with those who were forced into hiding, and late essays during the full-scale war.
Goodbye, ISIS: What Remains is Future (2026)
Why did more than 15,000 people from the former Soviet bloc join ISIS - nearly a third of the group's foreign fighters?
In Goodbye, ISIS: What Remains is Future, award-winning journalist Katerina Sergatskova investigates one of the most underexplored chapters of global terrorism. Drawing on years of reporting across Georgia, Turkey, Iraq, and Ukraine, she traces the personal stories of ISIS recruits, their families, and even those falsely accused of affiliation.
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