The leader of the Bosnian Serbs, Milorad Dodik, whom the Central Election Commission of Bosnia and Herzegovina deprived of the mandate of president, continued to play for higher stakes. He…

The Western Balkans remain one of the most sensitive and vulnerable areas of the European security landscape, where a number of unresolved interstate and interethnic conflicts and contradictions, high social…

Introduction On 4 August 2025, the Croatian Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs sent a note of protest to Montenegro. The occasion was the issuance of a new series of…

After Months of Deliberation, Kosovo’s Parliament Speaker Seat Remains Empty. Since Vjosa Osmani called the constitutive session of the Assembly on April 15th, Kosovo’s Parliament has attempted and failed the…

Introduction Since the founding of the global "Belt and Road" initiative in 2013, the People’s Republic of China has gradually expanded the scope of its presence in the Western Balkans.…

Two scandalous stories that have been unfolding over the past few months have reached a new stage of development. These are the trial of Milorad Dodik in Bosnia and Herzegovina…

A young and emerging European country, Kosovo continues trying to balance between consolidating its independence and appeasing international actors who call for cooperation with Serbia. Some significant process is being…

Hungary is actively expanding its influence in the Western Balkans by employing a complex approach that combines economic, political, geopolitical, and security instruments. This process is part of the government’s…

Shortly before the first round of Moldova's presidential election and the constitutional referendum on EU accession, Moldovan law enforcement thwarted an attempt to massively destabilize the country. After conducting nearly…

The domestic political situation in Serbia is becoming increasingly complex and confusing. Students protesting against the authoritarian, corrupt regime organize a gathering that turns into a chauvinistic rally. The authorities,…