Revisiting the Bosnian War
Genocide is not an alien concept to the world nowadays. However, while the reality (and the culprit) is not hard to profile today, history...
Greece And Yugoslavia: A Brief History Of Lasting Partitions
Prior to the 1992-1995 Balkan war, the European Community delegated the British and Portugese diplomats, Lord Carrington and Jose Cutileiro, to design a suitable...
Is Ukraine at War? Navigating Ukraine’s Geopolitical Conundrum
In April this year, amidst rising tensions with Russia, a Ukrainian diplomat warned that Kyiv may be forced to acquire nuclear weapons to safeguard...
Failed Diplomacy: A hot tension between Spain and Morocco
An unexpected diplomatic wrong move on the part of the Spanish government through its interference in the Moroccan territorial sovereignty caused diplomatic tension, which...
President of Malta: Hard and Soft Security Issues in the Mediterranean
On May 19th, as part of the Geneva Lecture Series concepted and conducted by prof. Anis H. Bajrektarevic, a large number of international affairs...
Key takeaways from the EU-Japan Summit
The 27th summit between the European Union (EU) and Japan conducted on May 27, convened to take forward the close and comprehensive partnership between...
The EU trans-Atlantic relations should not exclude Latin America
On the historic date of March 08th – International Women’s Day, a large number of international affairs specialists gathered for the second consecutive summit...
Lithuania turns against China’s aggression
It has recently become known that Lithuania has decided to quit the “17+1” economic and political cooperation format between China and Central and Eastern...
Restructuring diplomacy in the Republic of North Macedonia
Reasons to care — In lieu of an introduction
Many European leaders look hopefully at the Republic of North Macedonia’s (RNM) endeavours to improve relations...
Election in Germany & France: Repercussions for future of the EU
There was a time when France & Germany were used to clash with each other in Europe. Looking back at history, we see that...