Democracy in MOSO states – an overview
In Southeastern and Central-Eastern Europe, states are merely considered to [...]
The creation of ICTY in 1993: Has it been able to fulfill some of the hopes for justice?
The collapse of Yugoslavia was accompanied by a series of [...]
Croatia bids farewell to its national currency
The creation of the European Union (EU) set the stage [...]
A comparison: Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia and Montenegro
Ministries of Foreign Affairs of four Western Balkan states, namely [...]
“Energy crisis and its impact on the Balkans”
The outbreak of war in Ukraine and subsequent imposition of [...]
Yugonostalgia as a reaction to the post-socialist realities
The transition from socialism to democracy and the free market [...]
Reduce, Reuse and Recycle: Attempts for a Circular Economy in Kosovo
Establishing a circular economy has become the new global imperative [...]
Romanian News Updates
According to a MFA press release, State Secretary for European [...]
One way to go
I had several ideas for paragraph openings, but none seemed [...]
Protection of Minorities in Slovenia: A Examination of the Concept of Autochthonous Minorities
By Imane Bellaadem Abstract The paper examines the level of [...]