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EXPERT RELEASES

Giorgio Fruscione

Europe and Global Governance
Who Is Threatening Peace in Bosnia?
The same day Russia began the invasion of Ukraine, another news went largely unnoticed: the decision to double the EUFOR mission’s personnel to Bosnia-Herzegovina (BiH), whose forces are now up to 1,...
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Europe and Global Governance
Bosnia’s Instability Vortex, Thirty Years Later
Thirty years ago, Bosnia-Herzegovina declared independence from Yugoslavia and soon after entered a war that would eventually claim the lives of an estimated 100,000 people. Today, Bosnia faces “the...
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Europe and Global Governance
The Crime-Politics Nexus Entrapping the Balkans
In some of the countries of the Western Balkans, criminal groups and political elites have grown increasingly interdependent. In particular, Serbia’s and Montenegro’s societies have suffered the most...
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Europe and Global Governance
Much More than a Captured State: Top Serbian Institutions Scandals
A series of houses demolished overnight without any police intervention, a strange deal between a state-owned munitions factory and a private company, a smear campaign against an independent media...
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Europe and Global Governance
The Pandemic in the Balkans: Geopolitics and Democracy at Stake
One year after it landed in Europe, the Covid-19 pandemic has left a deep mark on the Western Balkans. On the one hand, it has exacerbated geopolitical dynamics that had been ongoing for decades,...
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Asia, China programme, Europe and Global Governance
How China’s Influence in the Balkans is Growing
When Covid-19 hit the Balkans, it was too soon to foresee that besides local health systems the pandemic would impact regional geopolitics too. In the longstanding instability also caused by...
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Europe and Global Governance
Serbia Twenty Years After Milosevic: An Ongoing Transition
Today, 20 years ago, hundreds of thousands of citizens gathered in Belgrade and assaulted the parliament asking for the resignation of the president of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Slobodan...
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Europe and Global Governance
Serbia: From Milosevic to Vucic, Return Ticket
Last July, Serbian parliamentary elections crowned an 8-year-long trend that was just previously described by Freedom House: Serbia is no longer a democracy.
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Europe and Global Governance
Ahead of Elections, Serbia’s Democracy Is a Dead Man Walking
“Serbia isn’t a democracy anymore”. This will be the most important assessment that will follow the vote to renew the parliament in Belgrade on 21st June. The downgrade from democracy to “hybrid...
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Europe and Global Governance
The Balkans: Old, New Instabilities
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, 2020 could be a crucial year for the Western Balkans. For over twenty years, the region has been stuck in a never-ending transition. Politics, economics, and...
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Europe and Global Governance
The Balkans and Covid-19: Disrupting a Fragile Balance
The coronavirus outbreak added more uncertainty to the future of the Balkans. The emergency has offered governments with autocratic tendencies a pretext to further downplay already weak democratic...
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Europe and Global Governance
Covid-19 in the Balkans: The Virus of Authoritarianism
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has reached the Balkans, too.
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