Kosovan recognition of Israel
The status of Jerusalem is one of the thorniest obstacles in the forging of peace between Israel and the Palestinians, who with broad international backing, want East Jerusalem, captured by Israel in the 1967...
Category: Eastern Europe
Political Crisis in Kosovo: When the President fought with the Prime Minister in a democracy
In the year 1999, an ethnic conflict erupted at the doorstep of Europe. Albanian fighters belonging to the Kosovar Liberation Army battled for a land of their own, then controlled by the Serbian government....
How the Poorest country of Europe defeated the corrupted oligarchy run government
The small, impoverished, East European state has been in a turmoil since the elections were held in February 2019. Although, pro-EU and pro-Russian forces have been fighting for supremacy for a long time this...
Serbia pressurised by the EU maintains neutrality
In 2017, Belarus, Russia and Serbia held joint military exercises of landing troops close to the Polish border. The choice of time, place and participants were not accidental. It was a response to Montenegro’s...
African Swine Fever in Eastern Europe
This ongoing pandemic has served our healthcare systems with several difficulties. But it has also brought the necessity to integrate social care to healthcare under the limelight. This is because to protect the most...
Alexander Lukashenko: An ambitious dictator who could never flex his arms till yet
The international position of Belarus has been quite an interesting diplomatic exercise in the East European region since 1992. In recent years, Belarusian president Alexander Lukashenko has been keeping up his work of making...
Exploring the Fault lines in the Montenegro General Elections
On the August 30th, the Balkan country of Montenegro held a vote which will determine the fate of the country and the thirty-year-old rule of Milo Djukanovic’s Democratic Party of Socialists, DPS. Will the...
End Game In Belarus
After 26 years as president, there’s not much chance Alexander Lukashenko can remain in power in Belarus unless Russia uses force to support him. America’s trying to stop that happening. Excerpts from the Conversation...
Belarus’ struggle for democracy
The Belarus election results has come in favour of the popularly known, ‘Europe’s Last dictator’, President Alexander Lukashenko. The people, however, do not mirror the election results published by the Central Election Commission. The...
Summarizing the aftermath of the Belarusian Presidential Elections
According to the preliminary results announced by the Central Election Commission, President Alexander Lukashenko is set to serve yet another term as the President of Belarus with a landslide victory of 80% votes. The...
