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Qatar’s Balkan Strategy: Why the North Macedonia Partnership Matters in Europe’s New Geopolitics

Diplomacy is now possible for a range of actors beyond the large states in today's evolving international system. Smaller states are becoming more and...

The Western Balkans: A New Frontier for Turkish Organized Crime

In recent decades, the Western Balkans have become a key crossroads where historical legacies and modern geopolitics meet. Among external actors, Türkiye has played...

Republic of Srpska and the right to self-defense

Where Bosnia and Herzegovina begins, that is where logic ends. This statement has never had more meaning than now. Namely, Milorad Dodik, the President...

Betrayed by Guardians: The UN Peacekeepers’ Role in the Srebrenica Massacre

The July 1995 Srebrenica massacre is a notorious illustration of how humanitarian efforts and international peacekeeping could overlook one of the most horrifying crimes...

Kosovo’s North: A Victory with Uncertain Consequences

Kosovo's push to control the Serb-majority north has yielded a tactical victory but at a cost as well. While Pristina successfully dismantles the remaining...

Kosovo lets Bosnians in without a visa. Why won’t Bosnia return the favour?

As Kosovo lifts visa requirements for Bosnian citizens, allowing travel with just an ID card, Bosnia and Herzegovina is stuck in a political quagmire,...

EU Candidate countries are dreading the new European Commission

We now know President Ursula von der Leyen’s picks for the next EU commissioners, the key figures likely to shape the bloc’s executive direction...

Investing in Roma Communities: A Key to Solving the Workforce Crisis in the Western Balkans

The Western Balkans – Serbia, Albania, North Macedonia, Kosovo, Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina – stand at a crossroads, facing an acute shortage of...

A Crisis of Opportunity: Addressing the Root Causes of Emigration in the Western Balkans

Authors: Dr. Albana Shehaj and Dr. Valbona Zeneli The Western Balkans (WB) have faced significant population losses due to emigration over the past decades. Countries...

Bosnia Without Bosnians: The Only Desirable Solution?

Pseudo-scientific pamphlets by itself would not deserve any attention or reaction: they are usually worthless mixtures of poor ignorance, anti-logical constructions, unargued insinuations, and...

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The Collapse of Traditional Opposition and the Emergence of “Networked” Politics in 2025

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Can the EU’s New Digital Rulebook Turn Transparency into Governance?

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Is NATO Preparing for a Long War With Russia?

In the shadows cast by the protracted conflict in...

The Death of Air Superiority: How Drone Warfare Has Become Democratised

Ever since the Italo-Turkish War of 1911, when aircraft...

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