Where are fixers in these days politics?
It has long been clear that the international order functions on the shoulders of a few enthusiasts who understand the…
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The Economic Forum of the Americas – the Conference of Montreal 2024
On 10th of June, I had the opportunity to participate to the 30th edition of the Conference of Montreal, the…
Captured saving: Serbia ignores national bonds
The issuance of civil bonds in Serbia would be an important step in development of the financial system in Serbia.…
Viktor Orbán, Twilight of the West and the Roots of European Sovereignty
Regardless of one’s sympathies or antipathies towards Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, it cannot be denied that this veteran in…
Two centuries of reshaping relations in the Balkans
The area of the Balkan Peninsula (or Southeast Europe) in the period from the beginning of the 19th century until today has undergone at least six major changes in the regional interstate system. These transformations are characterized by shorter and mostly violent earthquakes, which were followed by longer phases of stabilization.
Italy and the Balkans
The path of the Balkans to the Mediterranean geographically goes through three countries – Italy, Greece and Turkey. Of these three countries, Italy is the most important for the Balkans in the European context, because it is the third strongest country in the EU (a country that until recently held the position of Governor of the European Central Bank