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Scenarios of destabilization in BaH and possible reaction of the EU

A mural of war criminal Ratko Mladic, convicted of committing war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide, by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, has been drawn in…

November 11, 2021Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Serbia

Conflict Intelligence ops

Is Lukashenko starting a new migrant crisis?

The tension on the border between Poland and Belarus is growing. Bigger and bigger crowds of refugees are sent towards the eastern gates of the European Union. At this point…

November 10, 2021Belarus, Poland, Russia

Conflict Energy Geopolitics

Risks of war between Algeria and Morocco are low despite aggressive Algeria’s rhetorics.

Tensions between the Algeria and Morocco have been growing, and Algeria's rhetoric points towards an armed conflict. However there are doubts that an escalation is imminent. Both countries don't have any interest in waging a war on…

November 9, 2021Algeria, Front Polisario, Morocco, Western Sahara

Conflict

New arms race as deterrent in Balkans neighborhood relations

There is no dilemma that tensions have increased in the Balkans. But could there be an armed conflict in the near future? This has led countries of the Western Balkans…

November 8, 2021Kosovo, Serbia

Conflict Opinion

The recent China – Taiwan situation and its consequences

The news headlines were recently full of dramatic phrases connected to drills conducted by the Chinese aircraft in proximity to Taiwan. This was not the first time that such exercises…

October 13, 2021China, Taiwan

Conflict

Tensions in Northern Kosovo – NATO Intervention is needed

It has been more than a week since the Kosovo Government established reciprocity for vehicle license plates with Serbia, this was announced after the Brussels agreement deadline on free movement…

September 28, 2021Kosovo, Serbia

Conflict War crimes

Serbian war of archives to suppress KLA’s resistance leaders

Dialogs resumption between Kosovo and Serbia in early September has produced an agreement reached by both parties, mediated by the EU Special Envoy for Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue, Miroslav Lajcak. The Deputy…

September 17, 2021Kosovo, Serbia

Conflict

Сlausewitz is read but not understood

The fall of Kabul and the rapid recapture of Afghanistan by the Taliban surprised only outside observers. But what left the Biden administration largely speechless was the disbandment of the…

August 16, 2021Afghanistan, Taliban

Conflict

Tensions in Ethiopia fulfil the instability in Djibouti

With the war in Tigray starting to spill over into the Afar region, interethnic tensions have been resurfacing either side of the border between Ethiopia and Djibouti amid a struggle…

August 5, 2021Afar, Djibouti, Issa, Somalia

Conflict

Ethiopia faces ethnic conflict, feeded by war crimes in Tigray

The conflict in Ethiopia's Tigray region appears to be escalating, with reports that Tigrayan and Amhara forces are recruiting more youths to fight in the country's north. Forces from Ethiopia's Amhara,…

July 20, 2021Ethiopia, Tigray

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Scenarios of destabilization in BaH and possible reaction of the EU

Is Lukashenko starting a new migrant crisis?

Risks of war between Algeria and Morocco are low despite aggressive Algeria’s rhetorics.

New arms race as deterrent in Balkans neighborhood relations

The recent China – Taiwan situation and its consequences

Tensions in Northern Kosovo – NATO Intervention is needed

Serbian war of archives to suppress KLA’s resistance leaders

Сlausewitz is read but not understood

Tensions in Ethiopia fulfil the instability in Djibouti

Ethiopia faces ethnic conflict, feeded by war crimes in Tigray

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