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Why does Saudi Arabia seek rapprochement with Bashar al-Assad?

The era of isolation for the President Bashar al-Assad's Syria seems to have ended even from Saudi Arabia, one of the countries that in 2011 took the initiative to break…

April 17, 2023captagon, China, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Syria

Geopolitics Opinion

Beyond nationalism and euroscepticism, Orban and Dodik`s ambitions to restore the Empire

The Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orban has been known to have close ties with all opponents of the EU in the Balkans, but lately he is creating closer ties…

March 31, 2023Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, Republica Srpska

Geopolitics National Security

Scholz’s political motives in view of Russia’s war on Ukraine

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s visit to the United States, where he met with President Joe Biden, demonstrated a significant beef-up of Berlin’s international posture over the past year. However, the…

March 3, 2023Germany, Ukraine, USA

Democracy Geopolitics National Security

Military and political risks to the Euro-Atlantic region in the context of Orban’s policies

The policy of the Orban government requires decisions to be made to maintain the effectiveness and unity of NATO, as well as preventing a further split in the integrity of…

March 3, 2023Hungary, NATO, USA

Geopolitics

The dialogue Pristina Belgrade highly likely restarts in Brussels

On February 27, it is very possible to be signed an agreement between Kosovo and Serbia based on the proposal that France and Germany have proposed to the leaders of…

February 21, 2023Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics

Milanovic’s pro-Russian stance enthuses nationalist spirits in Russia and Serbia, causing significant damage to Croatia

When in early 2020 Zoran Milanovic was elected president of Croatia after Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic of the Croatian Democratic Union, the result was greeted with enthusiasm in the Balkans. During the…

February 7, 2023Croatia

Conflict Geopolitics

Kosovo and Serbia lose if their leaders delay and deliberately block peace process

Intense diplomatic activity involving the European Union, the United States and in particular the German, French and recently Italy governments is affecting Kosovo and Serbia, in search of a new…

February 6, 2023Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics

Factors to change Turkish policy towards Syria

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on January 10 that he could meet with his Syrian counterpart Faisal Mekdad in early February. Such a meeting would mark the highest-level talks…

January 31, 2023Syria, Turkiye

Conflict Geopolitics

Rabat urges France to come clear on Western Sahara

Morocco keeps working diplomatically to get stable support to resolve the Saharawi conflict by demanding help of other important players, mainly, France. The head of the Moroccan government, Aziz Akhannouch,…

January 19, 2023France, Morocco, Western Sahara

Conflict Geopolitics

Serbia’s aggressive campaign to deny Kosova’s existence

According to information on the official website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 117 nations throughout the world have recognized Kosova as a sovereign and independent state since its declaration…

January 18, 2023Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics

Why does Saudi Arabia seek rapprochement with Bashar al-Assad?

Beyond nationalism and euroscepticism, Orban and Dodik`s ambitions to restore the Empire

Scholz’s political motives in view of Russia’s war on Ukraine

Military and political risks to the Euro-Atlantic region in the context of Orban’s policies

The dialogue Pristina Belgrade highly likely restarts in Brussels

Milanovic’s pro-Russian stance enthuses nationalist spirits in Russia and Serbia, causing significant damage to Croatia

Kosovo and Serbia lose if their leaders delay and deliberately block peace process

Factors to change Turkish policy towards Syria

Rabat urges France to come clear on Western Sahara

Serbia’s aggressive campaign to deny Kosova’s existence

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