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- An independent Kurdistan might still be a winning bet
- Russia’s ‘humanitarian’ intervention in the Balkans
- Italy’s success in Libya might make Rome more enemies than friends
- Islamist radicalisation from Saudi Arabia: no more business as usual
- Madrassas in the Balkans: “schools of jihad” in the heart of Europe?
- Is Turkey’s influence in the Balkans a matter of concern?
- Saudi investments in Bosnia: a gate to radicalisation?
- Virtual affairs of state: How cyberthreats increasingly intertwine with politics
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Why an independent Kurdistan could suit Turkey’s strategic interestsAs widely expected, the independence referendum of the Kurdistan...
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- October 2, 2017
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An independent Kurdistan might still be a winning betAs it finally approaches the end of the hijacking...
- September 24, 2017
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Russia’s ‘humanitarian’ intervention in the BalkansRussian influence in Serbia has been vehemently debated from...
- September 13, 2017
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Italy’s success in Libya might make Rome more enemies than friendsAs the migrants’ flows from Libya are dramatically decreasing,...
- September 1, 2017
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Islamist radicalisation from Saudi Arabia: no more business as usualIn the aftermath of the recent deadly acts committed...
- July 23, 2017
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Madrassas in the Balkans: “schools of jihad” in the heart of Europe?As the latest events in Europe showed, it is...
- June 7, 2017
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Madrassas in the Balkans: “schools of jihad” in the heart of Europe?
As the latest events in Europe showed, it is...
- June 7, 2017
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Why an independent Kurdistan could suit Turkey’s strategic interests
As widely expected, the independence referendum of the Kurdistan...
- October 8, 2017
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The Islamic State propaganda machine is already fighting backWhile weakening its statual features, the recent territorial losses...
- June 20, 2016
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Russian propaganda as a security challenge for the EUIn a modern globalized society like ours, where everybody...
- June 20, 2016
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The militarization of policing in Bosnia-Herzegovina – new dimensions of Russian involvementThe trend Defence and security sector reforms have been...
- June 23, 2016
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Brussels, Moscow and energy security – a struggle on equal terms?Despite an economic downturn, Moscow is increasingly trying to...
- July 11, 2016
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A step in the right direction – the Commission’s plan on migrationIn the same month a significant number of British...
- July 14, 2016
