According to Brendan Simms, a history professor at Cambridge University and author of Unfinest Hour: Britain and the Destruction of Bosnia, Western policy must draw […]
Category: Politics
“Names are being filtered,” Kërçeli for president: Next week could find us with a new session
Ilir Kërçeli, a deputy representing the Self-Determination Movement, expressed a degree of optimism concerning a potential agreement regarding the presidency between his party and the […]
Islandese decide today: New negotiations with the EU or the end of the membership prospect?
Icelandic voters are casting ballots today to determine the future trajectory of the nation’s application for European Union membership. The public vote allows citizens to […]
Why Zelensky’s visit to Belgrade does not bring Serbia closer to the West
Milan Kundera’s novel, The Unbearable Lightness of Being, explores the tension between two modes of existence: the perceived ease of a life devoid of consequences […]
Zelensky orders increase in drone attacks against Russia, up to 1,000 per day
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced an escalation in military efforts against Russian energy infrastructure, reportedly ordering the armed forces to increase the deployment of long-range […]
LVV says names for president are being “filtered” and warns of an agreement next week.
Ilir Kërçeli, an elected deputy representing the Vetëvendosje Movement, expressed optimism regarding the potential for a political accord concerning the presidency. Speaking on Tëvë1, Kërçeli […]
Real Madrid makes decision on Trent Alexander-Arnold after Mourinho’s elections
The future of Trent Alexander-Arnold at Real Madrid has become a recurring topic of discussion following his return to the squad. Since rejoining the team, […]
“Anarchic actions,” Deliu: The Constitutional Court is trying to delegitimize institutions, we will not stop until reflection
Blerta Deliu-Kodra, a Deputy representing the Democratic Party of Kosovo, has accused the acting Prime Minister and former LDK leader, Albin Kurti, of actively obstructing […]
BE expresses “deep concern” over the Council of Judicial Cooperation’s decision regarding Serbian judges
The European Union has voiced “deep concern” regarding a recent action by the Kosovo Judicial Council. Specifically, the Council reportedly refused to process the withdrawal […]
How the referendum in Iceland affects the path of Albania and Montenegro towards the EU
Should Iceland resume discussions regarding European Union (EU) membership this weekend, the potential development would necessitate a reevaluation of the established hierarchy among countries pursuing […]