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Serbia’s united opposition may not win the country’s upcoming parliamentary election but its emergence bodes well for the future—if it...

Sergejs Potapkins 1. Common Start - Different Paths At the dawn of the collapse of the Soviet Union in the...

by Giorgio Cafiero Amid Yugoslavia’s break up in the early 1990s, Serbia pursued its “Greater Serbia” agenda based on the belief...

Gjergji Vurmo “This is the most positive report ever published for Albania” – declared the deputy PM of Albania a day after...

Aleksandar Ivković After the armed clashes in Banjska on 24 September, Kosovo’s leadership, several Members of the European Parliament, and...

by Tanja Fajon, Minister of Foreign and European Affairs of Slovenia, Alexander Schallenberg, Minister of European and International Affairs of...

Andrzej DUDA President of the Republic of Poland As Poles, we are proud that on 10 September 2023, the Ulma...

Lorenzo Somigli* -IFIMES In the fluid global order, initiatives to articulate cooperation to its best mutual outcome, as for exchange...

Marek Grzegorczyk Loose words from a senior NATO official suggesting that Ukraine might give up some of its territory in...

By Marsela Musabelliu* Summary Article 8 of the Constitution Albania notes, “The Republic of Albania protects the national rights of...