Russia’s war economy: Sanctions, structural cracks and the price of aggression
Russia’s economy is facing a deepening crisis as the mounting costs of war and international sanctions exacerbate longstanding structural weaknesses.
By Oleksandr Levchenko The Russian authorities are seeking to offset problems in the fuel market...
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The Alta Bank affair: Money, politics, and the power network from Belgrade to Skopje and beyond
Serbia’s overnight revocation of Alta Bank’s licence raises questions about politically connected capital, alleged transfers towards Skopje and Moscow, and the institutions responsible for overseeing a financial network stretching beyond Serbia.
By Xhabir Deralla At 2:34 a.m. on 31 October 2026, the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) announced...
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Russian Strikes Are Increasingly Extending Beyond Ukraine: Moldova as a New Front of Hybrid Pressure
By Oleksandr Levchenko Russian attacks on Ukraine are increasingly creating direct risks for...
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Time to sweep away Putin’s dark clouds over the Western Balkans
By Dželal Hodžić The fall of Aleksandar Vučić’s authoritarian regime is good news for the region....
The Alta Bank affair: Money, politics, and the power network from Belgrade to Skopje and beyond
Serbia’s overnight revocation of Alta Bank’s licence raises questions about politically connected capital, alleged transfers towards Skopje and Moscow, and the institutions responsible for overseeing a financial network stretching beyond Serbia.
By Xhabir Deralla At 2:34 a.m. on 31 October 2026, the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) announced...
Russia’s war economy: Sanctions, structural cracks and the price of aggression
Russia’s economy is facing a deepening crisis as the mounting costs of war and international sanctions exacerbate longstanding structural weaknesses.
By Oleksandr Levchenko The Russian authorities are seeking to offset problems in the fuel market...
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Police violence against journalists in Copenhagen sparks outrage, prompts independent investigation
Copenhagen, 21 October 2026 — Video footage showing Danish police officers repeatedly striking...
Political Esotericism—A Lucrative Business Model
By Wolfgang Ressmann Against the backdrop of internet-based opinion bubbles, the post-truth era...
YOUth HUB launches European initiative to strengthen young people’s digital resilience
The Erasmus+ initiative brings together organisations from Germany, Poland, Czechia, Italy and...
Police violence against journalists in Copenhagen sparks outrage, prompts independent investigation
Copenhagen, 21 October 2026 — Video footage showing Danish police officers repeatedly striking...
From flying bombs to intelligent machines: The deadly evolution of drones
An aircraft no larger than a dinner plate can now locate a tank, guide artillery, inspect a bridge...
LogEx Community and The Balkan Forum Drive Regional Sustainability with 2026 Circular Economy Week
PRISHTINA, 26 May 2026 – The 2026 Circular Economy Week is officially underway, bringing together...
Sergiy Berezhnoy: Political Orthodoxy has nothing to do with Christ – Russia weaponized religion against Ukraine
Interview by Xhabir Deralla For Father Sergiy Berezhnoy, a priest of the Orthodox Church of...
North Macedonia’s Brvenica runoff: A local election, competing national narratives
A snap mayoral election in North Macedonia has produced significant shifts in local party support,...
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Police violence against journalists in Copenhagen sparks outrage, prompts independent investigation
Copenhagen, 21 October 2026 — Video footage showing Danish police officers repeatedly striking...
Russia’s war economy: Sanctions, structural cracks and the price of aggression
Russia’s economy is facing a deepening crisis as the mounting costs of war and international sanctions exacerbate longstanding structural weaknesses.
By Oleksandr Levchenko The Russian authorities are seeking to offset problems in the fuel market...
The myths of the Russian military power: Nonexistent tanks, suspension of production and repairs of tanks and missile systems
By XHABIR DERALLA The myth of the Russian military power is probably one of the oldest and most...
From flying bombs to intelligent machines: The deadly evolution of drones
An aircraft no larger than a dinner plate can now locate a tank, guide artillery, inspect a bridge...
From flying bombs to intelligent machines: The deadly evolution of drones
An aircraft no larger than a dinner plate can now locate a tank, guide artillery, inspect a bridge...
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Police violence against journalists in Copenhagen sparks outrage, prompts independent investigation
Copenhagen, 21 October 2026 — Video footage showing Danish police officers repeatedly striking...
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Police brutality in Albania: Young protesters beaten and detained, EU calls for investigation, CIVIL sends direct message to Edi Rama
Disturbing video footage of police interventions in Tirana has raised serious concerns over...
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