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The bridge that separates
Twenty-five years since the war ended and 15 years into the declaration of Kosovo's independence, Kosovo’s Mitrovica has remained divided. The central bridge across the Ibar was supposed to connect…
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Why is Budva So Important? – Ljubomir Filipović
Budva is a small town that occupies a central part of the Montenegrin coast. With a population of just 25,000, it is one of the fastest-growing towns not only in…
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Western Balkans Overview May 27, 2024 – CWBS
Kosovo Parliament becomes associate member in NATO Parliamentary Assembly. The majority of countries voted "for" the motion with one vote "against" while another 14 countries abstained at the meeting of…
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Srebrenica as a political factor
The resolution of the UN General Assembly regarding Srebrenica was expected to become a purely humanitarian act of honoring the victims of the crime on the eve of the 30th…
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Western Balkans Overview May 20, 2024 – CWBS
A New Government in Croatia Starts Its Work On May 17, the Croatian Parliament voted for a new government, headed for the third time in a row by the current…
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From Podgorica to Belgrade and back, via the United Nations – Miodrag Vlahović
It is still unknown who gave the idea to Milojko Spajić and his government to submit two amendments to the draft UN Resolution on remembrance and commemoration of the 1995…
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All Balkan Genocides – Ljubomir Filipović
The term "genocide" was coined by the Polish lawyer Raphael Lemkin to describe the Nazi systematic efforts to annihilate Jewish population of Europe, but also earlier examples of similar organized…
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May rendezvouses in Belgrade
Active work of the Serbian leadership in the first half of May, immediately after a new government has been appointed, is rather impressive. On the one hand, it is clear…
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Western Balkans Overview May 13, 2024 – CWBS
North Macedonia has new president who doesn’t recognize country's new name Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova, who was nominated by the opposition party VMRO-DPMNE, became the new president of North Macedonia. Stevo Pendarovski,…
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Orbán’s Macedonian game
After the duo of presidential and parliamentary elections in North Macedonia, the country is entering an era of change. The change of power will lead to conceptual shifts in foreign…