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Assessing the economic and political costs of Kosovo’s cooling relations with the U.S.
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Assessing the economic and political costs of Kosovo’s cooling relations with the U.S.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine not only reshaped the global order but also altered the trajectory of international relations. The stability of Europe was shattered on February 24, 2022, when…
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February 14, 2025Tags: Kosovo, Serbia, USA
Elections in Kosovo will not produce a stable government
Posted inDemocracy Governance

Elections in Kosovo will not produce a stable government

Although the counting of conditional votes is still ongoing, particularly those from diaspora, the February 9 parliamentary elections have already revealed significant challenges. The Central Electoral Commission faced major technical…
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February 11, 2025Tags: Kosovo
Big challenges await the new government of Kosovo
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Big challenges await the new government of Kosovo

Kosovo is just days away from its first regular parliamentary elections since declaring independence in 2008. Scheduled for Sunday, February 9, the elections were set by President Vjosa Osmani. After…
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February 7, 2025Tags: Kosovo
Resignations in Serbia: A “Chess Game” to save Vucic
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Resignations in Serbia: A “Chess Game” to save Vucic

Three months have passed since protests erupted in Serbia following the collapse of a train station that claimed 15 lives, including several children. Public outrage over the tragic loss of…
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February 3, 2025Tags: Serbia
Slovak Government May Seek Kremlin Support to Suppress Protests
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Slovak Government May Seek Kremlin Support to Suppress Protests

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, alarmed by the growing likelihood of his ouster amid mass protests over his pro-Kremlin stance, is reportedly seeking assistance from Moscow. More on this story:…
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January 27, 2025Tags: GRU, Russia, Slovakia
After the referendum rejection, Vucic will try constitutional changes
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After the referendum rejection, Vucic will try constitutional changes

Following recent events in Belgrade, where student protests erupted to oppose government corruption, nepotism, and other grievances, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic made a notable announcement via Instagram. He invited the…
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January 17, 2025Tags: Serbia
The Cost of Corruption: Protests in Serbia and the Push for Change”
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The Cost of Corruption: Protests in Serbia and the Push for Change”

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has faced numerous mass protests during his rule, but the recent demonstrations in Belgrade stand out as the largest and most persistent since the ouster of…
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January 14, 2025Tags: China, Serbia
Securing a Third Term: Strategies, Risks, and Implications for Zimbabwe’s Democracy
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Securing a Third Term: Strategies, Risks, and Implications for Zimbabwe’s Democracy

There has been significant resistance to extending the term of President Emmerson Mnangagwa beyond 2028 within Zimbabwe's ruling Zanu PF party. Mnangagwa, who has said repeatedly that he does not intend to extend…
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December 20, 2024Tags: Zimbabwe
How Ortega’s Constitutional Changes Threaten Stability and Governance
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How Ortega’s Constitutional Changes Threaten Stability and Governance

Nicaragua’s President Daniel Ortega  proposed a constitutional reform that would officially make him and his wife, current Vice President Rosario Murillo, “copresidents” of the Central American nation. While the initiative has to…
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December 18, 2024Tags: Nicaragua
Political Turmoil and National Security: Analyzing the Impact of Martial Law in South Korea.
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Political Turmoil and National Security: Analyzing the Impact of Martial Law in South Korea.

The situation in South Korea, marked by President Yoon Suk Yeol's declaration of martial law, reflects deep political divisions. Tensions between the government and opposition parties have intensified over budget…
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December 3, 2024Tags: South Korea

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