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Kosovo – Serbia Agreement: Challenges and opportunities of an pseudo-agreement

On the fourth of September, Kosovar Prime minister Avdullah Hoti and President of Serbia Aleksandar Vucic signed an agreement at the White House in presence of the US President Donald…

September 10, 2020Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics

Protests in Serbia: Descendance Into Chaos or an Orchestration of Chaos?

Latest events in Serbia have clearly stepped over the line. The protests are escalating against President Vucic with attempts to enter the Parliament building and the Police are using excessive…

July 13, 2020Kosovo, Serbia

Geopolitics

Does Kosovo-Serbia talks bring political stability in the Balkans?

Kosovo dialogue with Serbia should include representatives of the oppositions in both sides. This would encourage comprehensiveness and inclusiveness of political debate of harsh dealing with the troubled past. Although…

July 3, 2020Kosovo, Serbia

War crimes

Kosovo: political or justice decision?

On April 24, the Kosovo Specialist Prosecution Office (SPO) in the Hague asked for indictment for war crimes and crimes against humanity for the current president of Kosovo, Hashim Thaci,…

June 30, 2020EU, Gerta Zaimi, Kosovo, Serbia, USA

Situation Reports Governance

Kosovo – COVID19 kills the governments

The government fell in Kosovo in the face of the pandemic emergency on March 25, after only 52 days of work since last year's November elections. To make it fall…

April 6, 2020Gerta Zaimi, Kosovo, Serbia

Estimates Intelligence ops

Working with the diasporas as an expansion and imperialism tool

Russia and Serbia aggressively support their compatriots abroad. Their approach to regulate this issue legislatively is quite similar. It reflects a strongly Orthodox martyrdom narrative. The protection of compatriots worldwide is…

February 28, 2020Russia, Serbia

Conflict Estimates

Republika Srpska’s secession from BiH is impossible technically and pushes the Balkans in a new wave of violence

The technical impossibility of Republika Srpska’s secession from Bosnia and Herzegovina might destabilize the situation in the Balkans that internal and external forces can benefit. Such a scenario may occur…

February 21, 2020Balkans, Bosnia and Herzegovina, EU, NATO, Republica Srpska, Russia, Serbia

Estimates Intelligence ops

Russian GRU involved in fueling religious tensions in Balkans

Russia’s Main Intelligence Directorate (GRU) deploys its agents in Kosovo under the guide of a UN Mission (UNIMK) to provide influence ops.Their participation in protests against the freedom of religion law in Montenegro…

January 13, 2020GRU, Kosovo, Montenegro, Orthodox church, Russia, Serbia

Economy Situation Reports

Russia Doubles Down on EAEU as a Geopolitical Instrument

The Russian Federation has stepped up its efforts to increase the influence of the EAEU in the countries catching the Kremlin’s geopolitical interest. In this case, the geo-economy is only…

November 19, 2019EAEU, economy, Russia, Serbia

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