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Central Asia: Harassment of Human and Civil Rights in Kazakhstan

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The harassment of certain rights groups in Kazakhstan is not a new situation. Kazakhstan government has plenty of restrictive laws and charges at their disposal to use against activists and organisations who do not fit into the line. In 2017, the government ran tax audits on three rights groups...
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Military Industry of Bosnia and Herzegovina Resistant to Viruses

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The military industry - the industry of Bosnia and Herzegovina that manufactures weapons, ammunition, parts, accessories and related equipment – has been hit by the pandemic of the Covid-19 virus together with the rest of the world. However, despite the slight slowdown caused by the pandemic, the output of...
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The South China Sea Dispute, International Law and UNCLOS

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“China is asserting its interests in ways that threaten the foundational norms that govern the global maritime commons. This trend is most evident in the South China Sea, where China’s policies and activities are challenging stability and security.” (Dutton, Peter A.) The South China Sea consists of four island groups,...
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Climate Change: COVID-19 Pandemic Effects

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Climate change is a global modification of the climate over a long period of time (from decades to millions of years). These changes can occur both regionally and globally. By climate change we mean the increase in temperature from the middle of the 20th century to the present day....
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Central Asia: China’s Influence through the New Silk Road

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Central Asia: China’s Influence through the New Silk Road Silk Road is the historical trade road used by traders between the eastern and western world since ancient ages, flowing from China to southern Europe. It served for the cultural, political, economic or religious purposes through the history and today’s purpose...
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2021 Storming of the United States Capitol

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During the rule of George Washington, it was decided that the rule of the political process would be the law that limits the presidency to two terms, that cannot be contested, not even through violent protests. 200 years later, these decisions are still considered among the greatest acts of...
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Challenges of Chinese Soft Power in Western Balkans

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CAMR researcher Richard Straka’s work on the Challenges of the Chinese Soft Power has been looking into the spheres of influence within the Western...
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Western Balkans Briefing:First Quarter 2025

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Strategic Actions for Countering Far Right in Southeast Europe in the aftermath of EU Elections

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CAMR founder and owner Halina Chraščová has participated in the seminar organized by Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Dialogue Southeast Europe. During the seminar there were discussed actions...
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New Tendencies on the Far–Right Scene in the Western Balkans. Mainstreaming the Extreme.

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Educational conference following presentation of the research on the shifts in the far-right behaviour and the overall far-right scene in the Western Balkans was...
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Brothers in Harm? The links between the Far Right in the Western Balkans and the European Union

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The overarching objective of this ongoing research and educational initiative is to conduct a comprehensive examination of the intricate connections existing between the far-right...
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