Migration issues to shape the politics of Austria
After last week’s parliamentary elections in Austria, it is clear that conservative People’s Party (ÖVP) leader, Sebastian Kurz, is poised to be the new Chancellor...
Author : Vuk Velebit
Do Western Balkans states engage in digital diplomacy?
by Vuk Velebit
Social media is fundamentally changing the way people communicate with each other, but also the way governments engage with citizens. It has changed the way...
Continuation of Operation Althea gets the green light by the Council of the EU
by Vuk Velebit
Last week, the Council of the EU has confirmed in its conclusions readiness for continuing the Operation Althea, including its executive military role in preservation...
Serbian convicted war criminals gain the spotlight
by Vuk Velebit
A reunion “Not to be forgotten”, attended by ex-soldiers of the Third Battalion of the Yugoslav Army during the NATO bombing, was held last week...
Serbia’s purchase of Russian MiGs: Important armament or a media spectacle?
by Vuk Velebit
On Monday 2 October, the first two “MiG-29” aircraft fighters arrived in Serbia after almost a year since former Prime Minister and current President Aleksandar...
Juncker links EU enlargement with stability in the State of the Union speech
by Vuk Velebit
Last week, Jean-Claude Juncker, the president of the European Commission in State of the Union Address gave his vision for the future of European Union...
[CSF Trieste] The rule of law, above all
by Vuk Velebit
Op-ed by Vuk Velebit, a student activist, and a participant at the Civil Society Forum Trieste, where he will participate Agora Debate Democracy in the...