Almost 3 months have passed since our article of March 14, 2023 titled “European Union steps up efforts to overcome Kosovo-Serbia intransigence”. Unfortunately, it is still not possible to talk about a reconciliation between the parties. On the contrary, we […]
Guest Author: Onnik James Krikorian After a hiatus of several months, the Armenian Prime Minister, Nikol Pashinyan, and Azerbaijani President, Ilham Aliyev, met again again in Brussels on 14 May for talks facilitated by European Council President Charles Michel. The […]
Milo Djukanovic, the Political Sycamore of the Balkans, Finally Dies Montenegro is a charming, small, mountainous country known for its resort cities on the Adriatic Sea coast. When we look at the recent political history of this Balkan country […]
In about two months’ time, Turkey will hold perhaps the most important election in the history of the Republic. On the eve of such an election, which will determine the fate of the country, the people are faced with the […]
Kosovo’s special place in Serbian identity It is not easy to grasp the unending Serbia-Kosovo conflict. If you are not familiar with the history dating back to the 1990s, you will find it difficult to interpret the developments. On the […]
Seeking a middle ground in post-Brexit UK-EU relations: Windsor Framework Agreement In recent weeks, when Turkey’s agenda was focused on humanitarian relief efforts after the earthquake on the one hand and the political earthquake that shook the opposition bloc on […]
Economic troubles and the terrible earthquake disaster have been at the top of the agenda of the public in Turkey and the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus. In this environment, the presidential elections in the Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern […]
On February 6, 2023, two seperate equally destructive earthquakes struck Turkey leaving behind them an unprecedented loss of life and property. Eleven provinces were devastated. With every stone lifted, the ugly face of bad governance showed itself more clearly and […]
Messages of support and offers of help poured in from all over the world after the Kahramanmaras earthquake that shook Turkey, devastated ten provinces and killed more than forty-three thousand people. Foreign Ministers of many countries paid support visits to […]
