Researches

03.10.2025

Jewish Intelligence Power as a Critical Intervening Factor in Hegemonic Transference

In the long run, a “Greater Israel,” if realized, may paradoxically stabilize the region by satiating Zionist ambitions, thereby reducing incentives for perpetual militarism. In that scenario, Jewish intelligence power would shift from expansionist nationalism to regional custodianship, adapting once again to the evolving requirements of global order.

01.10.2025

A tribute to Charlie Kirk: Freedom of speech, pluralism and safeguarding values in a global context

Charlie Kirk will be remembered as a thinker and activist who steadfastly defended freedom of speech and championed the values that underpin a healthy society. His legacy endures in all who believe that freedom, family and faith are timeless principles, worthy of commitment and affirmation.Freedom of speech is not a privilege – it is a responsibility borne by every generation. That message stands as the most powerful thread running through his life and work.

30.09.2025

Local elections in Kosovo 2025: Between institutional deadlock and a test of democracy

The elections are expected to contribute to greater political stability and support the normalisation of relations in municipalities across Kosovo. It is particularly important for LVV to demonstrate political sensitivity towards minority communities, especially the Serb community, in order to ensure inclusiveness and inter-ethnic stability.

24.09.2025

“Secure and transparent investments through anti-money laundering controls and transparency

While Italy, Malta and Bulgaria, despite their membership in the European Union, still balance between ambitions of financial stability and the practical challenges of money laundering control and crypto-market regulation, Belarus, the UAE and Montenegro have taken the opposite course – proactively shaping their economic and regulatory frameworks to attract reputable investment.

16.09.2025

EU vs UE

EU vs UE is a diagnosis of Europe’s contemporary dilemma: the conflict between a United Europe as a communal ideal and the European Union as a bureaucratic mechanism. Without genuine reconciliation, Europe risks remaining a functional construct but one devoid of soul. Sovereigntist currents are not merely conjunctural opposition; they are signals of the need for meaning, identity, and participation. They show that the European project can no longer be just technocracy...

11.09.2025

Serbia 2025: Serbia wants a return to normal life

Only through patient negotiations, involving all relevant stakeholders and supported by the international community, can internal stability be achieved, relations with neighbours strengthened, Serbia’s EU perspective enhanced, and the country set on a path back to normal life. It is indisputable that the constitutional right of citizens to protest is guaranteed, while at the same time, the constitution also guarantees freedom of movement, and the state must ensure the protection and exercise of both rights.

07.09.2025

Show or Reality?: Hitting Moscow – Between Strategic Desperation and Balance by Force (Part II)

Instead of conclusion, an exercise in imagination: America plays poker, Russia plays chess, China plays go, and Europe simply plays the rules. The difference is not only in style, but also in time: poker is played in minutes, chess in hours, go in days. If we were to take a psycho-behavioural look at the players at the table, we could say that the poker player is most likely to get up suddenly, even flipping the table. But the game does not end there...

28.08.2025

The geopolitical significance of the Arctic and American policy towards the northern transportation network

On 15 August 2025, while still aboard his plane heading to a historic summit in Alaska with Russian President Vladimir Putin—a meeting that would determine not only peace in Ukraine but the future of Europe and beyond—US President Donald Trump spoke by phone with Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko. The call was a clear demonstration of respect and recognition of the Belarusian leader by the US president and his administration.

27.08.2025

Geopolitical developments in the first quarter of the 21st century: Romania’s position and strategic outlook toward 2050

The approach is structured both thematically and chronologically, aiming not only to describe developments but also to interpret their underlying causes and likely consequences. The study seeks not only to inform but also to contribute to the formation of a coherent strategic vision regarding Romania’s role in a continuously transforming world.

24.08.2025

Cambodia-Thailand Scuffle to Chart Future Waves?

Having been leveraging economic and strategic initiatives to play the right cards for ASEAN’s nod, the two dominant powers in this rivalry know the victor stands to do more than tip the scales of influence—it will get to weave its way through the shadowy waters of the South China Sea and guide the currents toward a fertile delta of bigger ambitions.

18.08.2025

The world goes on as usual – unpredictably

When asked about the situation in Gaza, Trump just said that it was entirely the Israel’s cabinet’s decision. No interest. Obviously, the Israeli PM is satisfied that he has Trump’s backing, despite a growing clamour from countries across the world, including neighbouring Arab countries. If Netanyahu proceeds with this, and there does not appear that nothing will stop him, since he has US backing, in the long run he takes the risk of turning Israel into a pariah state...

15.08.2025

Putin-Trump Headline Alaska; Zelensky Peanut Gallery

But where auroras dance and tundra unfolds, Alaska will earn an additional legend to tell. Of a moment woven on its ground with fragile threads of trust, one intertwined with cautious hopes and fleeting light. So even as Putin and Trump pose cheek by jowl, their move on the chessboard is—perhaps—no more than a herald of the end’s design.