Activities
NOTES FROM THE BALKANS – North Macedonia and Kosovo
This blog aims to showcase the atmosphere of the Balkans to the new as well as regular readers of articles from the Strategic Analysis and to highlight the characteristics of the candidate countries for the European Union.
Regional resilience-building Workshop of the project „Increasing awareness of the hybrid threats – Strengthening resilience in the Western Balkans“ GalleryRegional resilience-building Workshop of the project „Increasing awareness of the hybrid threats – Strengthening resilience in the Western Balkans“
Regional resilience-building Workshop of the project „Increasing awareness of the hybrid threats – Strengthening resilience in the Western Balkans“
From the 5th of May until the 8th of May, 2023, the team of Strategic Analysis, in cooperation with The Euro-Atlantic Council of North Macedonia and nine partners from the Balkan and Visegrad countries co-organized the Regional Resilience - Building Workshop in Ohrid, North Macedonia. The regional resilience-building Workshop is a part of the project named "Increasing Awareness of the hybrid threats - Strengthening Resilience in the Western Balkans”
WEBINAR: Presidential Elections in Montenegro
On April 27, 2023, we organized the fourth online webinar this year with our Young Leaders' Programme members. The discussion focused on presidential elections in Montenegro - especially at the "end of the era" of Milo Djukanović.
Analysis & Articles
The Caucasus Brief
Summer review of July & August 2025
REPORT: Cross- Border Insights: Comparative Analysis of Participatory Governance Best Practices in V4 Countries and their application in the Republic of Armenia GalleryREPORT: Cross- Border Insights: Comparative Analysis of Participatory Governance Best Practices in V4 Countries and their application in the Republic of Armenia
REPORT: Cross- Border Insights: Comparative Analysis of Participatory Governance Best Practices in V4 Countries and their application in the Republic of Armenia
This report provides a comparative analysis of successful participatory governance practices from the Visegrad Four countries—Poland, Czech Republic, and Slovakia—and explores their practical application in Armenia’s rural regions, specifically Lori and Tavush.
The Caucasus Brief
Review of June 2025
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