Peter Iskenderov

23 POSTS
Peter Iskenderov, senior research assistant at RAS Slavic Studies Institute, candidate of historical sciences

Exclusive articles:

Belgrade and Pristina: Will a territorial exchange really happen?

The European Union is dialing up pressure on Serbia and Kosovo in an effort to convince Belgrade and Pristina to sign an agreement on...

EU playing a zero-sum game in Kosovo

When it comes to Kosovo settlement, the European Union is clearly trying to regain the initiative. It was with poorly concealed jealousy and irritation...

Montenegro’s turnaround: Outcomes and prospects

Montenegro is entering a new chapter of its political history. For the first time in the past 30 years the Democratic Party of Socialists,...

Germany: CDU – three in one

Germany's conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) will hold an extraordinary congress on April 25 to elect its new chairperson, who is almost certain to lead the party to next...

Republika Srpska preparing Brexit

The precedence of the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union naturally allows other European organizations and individual countries to contemplate the previously inconceivable exit option. While...

U.S. is militarizing Europe

While pushing its NATO allies in Europe to increase their spending on joint defense, the United States is simultaneously moving its own troops to Europe. According...

US threatens Europe with “gas war”

Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has said that the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline will be launched irrespective of the US sanctions. Envisaged by the draft...

“Balkan Stream”: Romania instead of Bulgaria?

With the export leg of the Turkish Stream (TurkStream) gas pipeline, designed to bring Russian natural gas along the Balkan route further to Europe, slated to...

Balkans move away from the EU

The European Union is set to radically re-consider its enlargement strategy. This could somewhat soften the criticism coming from the eurosceptics who are dissatisfied with the...

Balkans splitting EU apart

The European Union is going through a serious internal crisis over the prospects of its further expansion, with the main line of confrontation running between Paris...

Latest

UNGA resolution: Two-state solution is the only path to lasting peace

The UN General Assembly (UNGA) on Tuesday adopted two...

UK plans to renationalize three major rail operators in 2025

The Labour government of the United Kingdom (UK) announced...

Residency by Investment in Europe: Your Complete Guide

Navigating the path to residency in Europe can be...

Drawing Wisdom from Ancient Texts: Reflections on Justice and Morality

In an era characterized by rapid technological progress, geopolitical...
spot_imgspot_img