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COVID-19 – Management of Pandemic in Kosovo

The first cases of COVID-19 in Kosovo were registered on the 13th March at a press conference held by Prime Minister Albin Kurti, Minister of Health Arben Vitia and Director of the National Institute of Public Health Naser Ramadani. At that time, there have been confirmed the first two...

Turkey during COVID-19

The situation of refugees in Turkey during COVID-19 COVID-19 has proven to be a real challenge for civilization and every community has been affected by it one way or another. Those who are most vulnerable and in more difficult positions are experiencing extreme hardships. Migrants, refugees and asylum seekers are...

Geopolitical Interests in Western Balkans: KOSOVO

We would like to introduce the final publication published by CBAP, Prague Geopolitical Interests in Western Balkans – Kosovo whereas the member of our team, Halina Chraščová, Fitore Fejza, Rusmir Piralić and Ivan Iliev contributed by their analyses. The projects focused on the geopolitical interest of foreign countries in...

The security situation of immigrants and refugees in Greece during the outbreak of COVID-19

Greece is one of the few countries that is being globally applauded for the efficient way of dealing with the outbreak of COVID-19. Lockdown measures were gradually lifted in May and people are continuously resuming their normal lives. The country is even preparing to welcome tourists during summer. However,...

Children of War to Children of Peace, Learning from the War Past

The founder of CAMR, Halina Chraščová, is recently in an external cooperation with CBAP, Prague (Centrum pro bezpečnostní analýzy a prevenci/Center for Security Analyses and Prevention) as a main project designer and coordinator for a Visegrad Fung backed youth ethnic reconciliation project implemented in BiH from September 2020,  „Children of War to...

The arms and military equipment industry of Bosnia and Herzegovina is „marching“ with successful steps

The serious development of the military industry during the post-war period in Bosnia and Herzegovina begins in 2013. Prior to the 1992-1995 war, it was one of Bosnia and Herzegovina's economic development engines, later on being brought to the edge of existence, it is rising from the ashes in...

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Serbian Orthodox Church’s Influence in Western Balkans

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Navigating Alliances: Armenia’s Strategic Cards in Western Engagement

IntroductionIn a significant upheaval of regional dynamics, Azerbaijan's successful offensive on September 20, 2023, targeting the de-facto Republic of Artsakh and culminating in the...

Can China Forge a Neo-Gramscian Counter-Hegemony?

Introduction In the contemporary global power structure, China's role has surged in significance, driven by its economic ascendancy with a GDP exceeding $14.7 trillion...