In spite of 15 years of feted independence Kosovo still faces ramifications of the war
Kosovo's self-proclaimed independence became one of the stages of the [...]
Russia and Western Balkans: keeping traditional partners or losing ground for regional presence?
Western Balkans has historically been a sphere of Russian specific [...]
The creation of ICTY in 1993: Has it been able to fulfill some of the hopes for justice?
The collapse of Yugoslavia was accompanied by a series of [...]
A comparison: Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro
Ministries of Foreign Affairs of four Western Balkan states, namely [...]
“Energy crisis and its impact on the Balkans”
The outbreak of war in Ukraine and subsequent imposition of [...]
Yugonostalgia as a reaction to the post-socialist realities
The transition from socialism to democracy and the free market [...]
The politicisation of the Balkan societal structure: changing historical narratives
Introduction The history of the Balkan region is the product [...]
Threatened Freedom in the Pandemic Era
Introduction Instances of breaches in civil and political rights have, [...]
Bosnia’s Invisible Children
Survivors of Sexualised Violence and Children Born of War in [...]
Sexualised Violence as a Weapon of War in Ethnicised Armed Conflicts – the Bosnian War
Abstract In 2018, the Nobel Peace Prize 2018 was awarded [...]