Sino-Serbian Cooperation: A Challenge to Democracy and Serbia’s EU Accession Prospects

Stavroula Tsitsiri, BA Department of International, European and Regional Studies [...]

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Visegrád Countries and the Situation in Palestine: Political and Societal Perspectives

Kristina Lowe   Introduction The Visegrád Group, composed of Poland, [...]

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Russia and Western Balkans: keeping traditional partners or losing ground for regional presence?

Western Balkans has historically been a sphere of Russian specific [...]

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A comparison: Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro

Ministries of Foreign Affairs of four Western Balkan states, namely [...]

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Lithuania: a small country with a strong sense of solidarity.

Lithuania - a Baltic country with a population of 2.7 [...]

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