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Geopolitics Propaganda and Disinformation

Why does Serbia demand the construction of a Russian military camp in Balkans?

Challenging for KFOR was the confrontation with Russian troops, who had occupied Pristina airport before the arrival of NATO forces in Kosovo in June 1999. The Russians, without prior coordination…

June 1, 2021Balkans, Kosovo, Russia, Serbia

Geopolitics

Balkans: Open Border to Avoid a Bloodbath

In the Balkans, we are once again talking about borders. And this is never a good thing. A series of unofficial papers proposing amalgamations and divisions between the various ethnic…

May 28, 2021Albania, North Macedonia, Republica Srpska, Serbia

Economy Energy Governance

Smuggling, cryptocurrencies and illegal mining in northern Kosovo

Smuggled goods enter Kosovo freely from Serbia, through the villages of North Mitrovica since the post-war period. The Government of Kosovo has never succeeded to extend its authority 100% in this…

May 19, 2021cryptocurrency, Kosovo, North Mitrovica, Serbia

Conflict War crimes

Can Kosovo sue Serbia for genocide?

Twenty-two years after the war, Kosovo announced for the second time that will prepare the case to sue Serbia for the genocide caused during the period 1998/99 in Kosovo. The…

May 13, 2021Arbesa Hoxha, Kosovo, Serbia

Propaganda and Disinformation

Third forces to destabilize public opinion in Kosovo amid institutional gap

Kosovo is a key to regional stability in the Balkans. This has been proved as the end of bloody dismantling of Yugoslavia ceased with the end of war in Kosovo…

March 19, 2021Arbesa Hoxha, Kosovo, Russia, Serbia

Geopolitics

Serbia’s dangerous alliances and influences

Serbia is a country that constantly tries to play the role of “big brother” in the Western Balkans, even if it creates problems with its neighbor countries, or even interfering…

March 10, 2021Arbesa Hoxha, Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics

Kosovo´s dialogue with Serbia: crisis or opportunity?

The "early" visit to Kosovo of the European Union special envoy for the dialogue between Kosovo and Serbia, Miroslav Lajcak, took place before the results of the February 14 elections…

March 4, 2021Arbesa Hoxha, Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics

Is Serbia provoking another confrontation in Kosovo?

Whenever Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic needs a card to arouse nationalist sentiment in Serbia, he uses the Kosovo card. He also used this card recently during a visit where the…

February 1, 2021Arbesa Hoxha, Kosovo, Serbia

Conflict

Serbia’s war against Kosovo is asymmetric

More than twenty years after the war in Kosovo, there are still about 1300 missing persons as a result of the war in 1999. This number includes some 1000 Kosovo…

January 9, 2021Arbesa Hoxha, Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics

When freedom is a sin! The vision of the Serbian Orthodox Church on Kosovo

The Serbian Orthodox Church is in a crossroad now with the death of the Partiarch Irinej, who was not only the key religious figure but also had political influence in…

November 26, 2020Kosovo, Orthodox church, Serbia

Serbia

Why does Serbia demand the construction of a Russian military camp in Balkans?

Balkans: Open Border to Avoid a Bloodbath

Smuggling, cryptocurrencies and illegal mining in northern Kosovo

Can Kosovo sue Serbia for genocide?

Third forces to destabilize public opinion in Kosovo amid institutional gap

Serbia’s dangerous alliances and influences

Kosovo´s dialogue with Serbia: crisis or opportunity?

Is Serbia provoking another confrontation in Kosovo?

Serbia’s war against Kosovo is asymmetric

When freedom is a sin! The vision of the Serbian Orthodox Church on Kosovo

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