Patrice Fernandes

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Patrice Fernandes Bentayeb is a young researcher in strategic studies and defense with a strong academic background in European governance, Middle Eastern civilizations, and geopolitical analysis. Currently pursuing a Master’s in Strategic and Defense Studies at the University of Cork, he has studied in France, Luxembourg, and Greece, where he deepened his understanding of regional security and political dynamics. One of his key fields of interest is cultural strategy, particularly in examining how security and governance are shaped by historical and cultural forces. His research focuses on terrorism studies, identity, conflict, and diplomacy, with a specific interest in the Middle East and the Southern Balkans. He is particularly interested in how historical narratives and collective memory influence contemporary security challenges and international relations.

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A Strategic Doctrine Between Soviet Nostalgia and Multi-Source Pragmatism: The Serbian Case

In May 2025, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić attended the Victory Day parade in Moscow alongside Vladimir Putin while simultaneously reaffirming his country's commitment to...

Remembering 1999: How the NATO Bombing Shaped Serbian National Identity

Serbia will soon commemorate the 26th anniversary of the NATO bombings of Belgrade, a pivotal moment that continues to shape its national identity. At...

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