Intentionally or not, Turkey is a significant actor on the Sandžak political scene
Turkey is not only an active player in the socio-political map of Sandžak, but also a passive object whose position is (mis)used by local actors...
Category : Opinions
The time of buying time may be over for Serbia
European Parliament’s criticism is not induced by (the issue of) Kosovo, rather that MEPs do not want to see another Orban in the EU. The...
BiH two years after the opinion on candidacy: Incremental progress and great uncertainty
by Nedim Hogić
The article was originally published on BiEPAG Blog. Since May 2019, when the European Commission issued its opinion on BiH’s application for EU membership, progress on fulfilling the...
How the Quint must help Kosovo
The article was originally published on Koha Ditore website. Finally, two decades after being separated from Serbia, and one decade after becoming independent, Kosovo has...
The Consolidation of Institutions in Kosovo: What is the Nash Equilibrium for the Kosovar voter?
by Albana Rexha
On the 14th of February 2021, Kosovo has held the fifth snap parliamentary elections since its independence in 2008. These elections followed the Constitutional Court...
Human rights protection and COVID-19 in North Macedonia: Patching or rebuilding a system?
The article was originally published on the Politikon Network’s website. 2020 has been a disastrous year for human rights in Europe, in the words of Dunja Mijatović,...
BIH at the Crossroads: Membership or Partnership with NATO?
by Harun Cero
The possible appointment of a new High Representative for Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), the office currently held by Valentin Inzko, has been marked by political...
Data Protection @40: Freedoms and rights in the cyber age
In January human rights defenders worldwide marked the 40th anniversary of the Council of Europe Convention for the Protection of Individuals with regard to Automatic...
From Contestation to Cooperation? Kosovo Non-recognizers’ Positions and the New Political Landscape
A piece by Miruna Butnaru Troncotă and Cemaliye Beysoylu. The landslide victory of Albin Kurti’s anti establishment Vetevendosje Movement in the Sunday 14th of February...
Elections, the way out of political blockades!
Holding extraordinary elections has become a commonplace in Kosovo. Since the declaration of independence in 2008, no government managed to finish a four-year term, with...