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‘Wag The Dog’: Bulgarians See Through Govt’s Hard Line on North Macedonia
Bulgaria’s government is talking tough on North Macedonia’s EU ambitions, but analysts and ordinary Bulgarians …
Read More »Kosovo War Crimes Court Can Promote Justice on All Sides
The cases of former Kosovo Liberation Army officials in The Hague should exert pressure on …
Read More »Week in Review: Between Continuity and Change
With the region facing two important elections – in Moldova and Bosnia – and still …
Read More »Fate of ‘Disappeared’ Yugoslav Soldiers from Kosovo Still Unknown
Three decades on, it is still not known what happened to dozens of Kosovo Albanian …
Read More »‘Fear Exists’: The Romanian Soldiers Who Served in Afghanistan
Some of the Romanian men and women who have served under NATO in Afghanistan tell …
Read More »As al-Qaeda’s old guard dies, leadership’s role shifts
No longer the supreme jihadist group, al-Qaeda has seen other outfits grow and has sometimes …
Read More »Resurgent ISIS kills 11 regime soldiers in Syria
In recent months, “Islamic State” extremists have been demanding tax payments from residents of towns …
Read More »NATO in next ten years: the difficult adaptation of the Atlantic Alliance
The Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security, a Washington think tank recently published, in partnership …
Read More »Turkey might provide military support and return Donbass to Ukraine
Several fronts on which the Turkish state has participated in recent years and months have …
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