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Albania’s OSCE Chairmanship Dilemma: Provide or Seek Democratic Assistance?

Prime Minister Rama will struggle handling OSCE’s problems while deeply sank into domestic political disarray. ...

January 10, 2020• Foreign Policy

While the European Union and the US have welcomed this initiative, in the region itself such idea has from the beginning deeply divided the...

December 27, 2019• Featured, Foreign Policy

Any discussion about Serbia-Kosovo relations has to take into account the international context and interests of some global players that...

December 27, 2019• Democracy

If succeeds to negotiate a coalition, Albin Kurti will govern Kosovo with needs to resolve an old and complex agenda. Kurti won the polls...

November 12, 2019• Foreign Policy

Franz-Lothar Altmann Improved cooperation in the Balkans is an ever repeated demand voiced from outside, the EU in particular, but also...

September 18, 2019• Foreign Policy

Greece went to the polls on July 7. After almost four years of a SYRIZA-led government, Greek people voted resoundingly for a transfer of...

September 18, 2019• EU Integration

ALBA ÇELA Last month together with some colleagues from civil society organizations from Serbia and North Macedonia we kicked of a...

September 5, 2019• Uncategorized

Since 2008, when Kosovo declared its independence, political instrumentation of crisis has become a defining feature of the country’s...

August 18, 2019• Democracy, Featured

Within the last years the West has celebrated the anniversaries of some of the defining moments of the wars of the twentieth century. ...

August 10, 2019• Foreign Policy

The recent Greek elections brought the return to power of the center-right Nea Demokratia (New Democracy), led by Harvard-educated Kyriakos...