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Bureaucrats’ Crusade: The European Commission’s Strategy for the Western Balkans
The European Commission set a target date of 2025 for some of the Balkan countries to join. However, Brussels sees only Serbia and Montenegro...
Europe’s youngest country turns 10 next month. Can it turn itself around?
As Kosovo gets ready to celebrate a decade’s worth of independence this February, signs don’t suggest that it has much to cheer about. GDP...
Is There Such A Thing As “Ethnic Conflict”?
“Ethnic conflict“ has become a very fashionable notion. However, it was not always so. Indeed, in the not-so-distant past such a notion was practically...
The Truth and Reconciliation struggle on the Balkans
We live in a post-genocidal society, divided into ethnic-religious ghetto by means of war. In such broken society are continually inserted seductive and controversial...
Is Legal Realism overtaking International Genocide Jurisprudence?
One of the most significant dimensions of Genocide jurisprudence in recent years has been the decisive shift from ‘Objective’ standards to ‘Subjective’ standards in...
Albanian Federation versus New Yugoslavia
T he Serbian Project for a New Yugoslavia, and Albania, must receive the response of Albanian political doctrine that should be understood as...
‘Schindler List’ for Southeast Europe
A few days ago Observer published a column under the title Putin-Proofing the Balkans: A How-To Guide, written by John Schindler. In...
EU’s Litmus Test in the Western Balkans
For the last few months the western Balkans are back in the newspaper headlines. This is typically not good news. High Representative for Foreign...
The current Kosovo’s issue
As from January 14 until a few days ago, a Serbian train was stationing on the Kosovo border. The train is decorated with letters...
Bosnian precariat, militaristic world images and media cynicism
F ascism is in full sweep around us. Writing about the ruins that left behind it, is the task of our time. Maybe...