Why Kosovo is the Spotlight: Understanding the Significance of This Moment
As tensions rise in the Balkans, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace warns against complacency regarding Kosovo. Diplomatic efforts must ...
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Tag: Security Studies
Plans to Relocate US Troops in Poland Widely Misunderstood, Study Finds – Kyiv Post
A recent study highlights widespread misunderstandings regarding plans to relocate U.S. troops in Poland. Analysts emphasize that the intended changes ...
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Country Reports on Terrorism 2023: Bosnia and Herzegovina – U.S. Department of State (.gov)
The U.S. Department of State's "Country Reports on Terrorism 2023" highlights Bosnia and Herzegovina's ongoing challenges with extremism. The report ...
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Can French ‘war culture’ lead Europe’s rearmament push? – DW
France's historical "war culture" may significantly influence Europe's rearmament efforts amid rising security concerns. As nations reassess military strategies, Paris's ...
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Did Serbian authorities use sonic weapons in Belgrade? – DW (English)
Reports have emerged alleging that Serbian authorities employed sonic weapons during recent protests in Belgrade, raising concerns over the use ...
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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, March 27, 2025 – Institute for the Study of War
The March 27, 2025, assessment from the Institute for the Study of War details intensified Russian military operations, highlighting strategic ...
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Bosnia’s Rising Echoes of War – Center for European Policy Analysis
Bosnia is witnessing a resurgence of nationalist rhetoric and ethnic tensions, echoing the conflicts of the 1990s. The Center for ...
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In the Czech Republic, they openly declared their benefits from prolonging the conflict by Ukraine – Eurasia Daily
In a recent statement, Czech officials publicly acknowledged the strategic advantages of prolonging the conflict in Ukraine. This stance highlights ...
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Armenia and Azerbaijan’s Major Step Forward – Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Armenia and Azerbaijan have taken a significant step towards peace, as recent negotiations show promise for resolving longstanding disputes. The ...
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Moldova Won the Battle, Not the War – Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Moldova has achieved a significant diplomatic victory, securing support from the EU amid rising geopolitical tensions. However, challenges remain, as ...
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Information Environment and Armenia-Azerbaijan’s Peace Deal – SpecialEurasia
The information environment surrounding the Armenia-Azerbaijan peace deal remains complex and dynamic. Misinformation and propaganda from both sides complicate public ...
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Demilitarization as a Constructive Tool for Co-operation and Peace: the Example of the Åland Islands – OSCE
Demilitarization can serve as a catalyst for peace and cooperation, exemplified by the Åland Islands. This unique approach, endorsed by ...
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