The Invisible Bridge Across the Dniester: Pragmatism, Development Aid, and the Quiet Reintegration of Transnistria
Is Transnistria still isolated, or is a quiet shift already underway?
The UN Srebrenica Resolution: The Politics of Remembrance and Imagining New Narratives
This article explores the significance and impact of victimhood narratives in Bosnian politics and society, highlighting how creating more inclusive historical narratives can contribute to mutual respect and peace.
Georgia and its potential NATO membership in 2023
Membership in the NATO is more questionable. At the moment, in short, it does not look like Georgia will be acting on its membership aspiration if still being in place at all, but the cooperation is deepening.
Georgian Prime Minister Garibashvili at GLOBSEC 2023 – “NATO expansion caused the war in Ukraine, but the United States is our number one strategic partner.” GalleryGeorgian Prime Minister Garibashvili at GLOBSEC 2023 – “NATO expansion caused the war in Ukraine, but the United States is our number one strategic partner.”
Georgian Prime Minister Garibashvili at GLOBSEC 2023 – “NATO expansion caused the war in Ukraine, but the United States is our number one strategic partner.”
Today, Georgia seems hopelessly polarised in everything - in its day-to-day politics, in its values, and in what the government does or does not do.
New Agreement, Old Wounds: Kosovo and Serbia Agreed to Take Steps Towards Normalising Relations
The dispute between Kosovo and Serbia, lasting over two decades, is one of the most severe issues in the Western Balkan region to be resolved.
The (un)democratic role of the High Representative in Bosnia and Herzegovina
How is it possible that one externally appointed functionary holds such power that allows him to change not only the country’s voting system but the political system as a whole?
Serbia between East and West
The current war in Ukraine has impacted the whole world.
Political problems of Bosnia and Herzegovina – a view from the inside of the country
Bosnia and Herzegovina is considered to be too complex to be grasped. We are unpacking it with the help of young experts from the country.
Mitigating Online Radicalization and Hate-Speech
The Anna Lindh Foundation-supported project ‘Mitigating Online Radicalization and Hate-Speech’ aims to address the process of radicalization, leading to violent extremism in the online sphere.
Strategic commentary by Emil Souleimanov
Despite greater involvement by Turkey, Azerbaijan does not plan to conquer the whole Nagorno Karabakh
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