– Beneficiaries from the current status quo in Karabakh – The likelihood of a new escalation in Karabakh – Russian-Turkish “solitaire” – Trap of parallels of the Russian-Ukrainian war...
May 2021
Volodymyr KopchakKFOR withdrawal: What next?
Against the background of recent events when Serbian President denounced the threat of preparation of one of the world’s power to come up with an initiative to withdraw the KFOR peacekeeping forces and the UNMIK...
Inna ToropenkoCanal Istanbul: opportunities for the economy & political challenges
The New Geopolitics Research Network brings to your attention an interview with Kivanç Ulusoy, Associate Professor of Political Science, Istanbul University on the perspective of the Istanbul canal. The construction of...
Kivanç UlusoyArmenia-Georgia relations: History, current phase and scenarios for the future
Background Armenia and Georgia share a long history of mutual relations. In more recent times, both were part of the Russian Empire and later the Soviet Union. The Soviet history is full of some anecdotal pieces of...
Benyamin PoghosyanUkraine and BiH: in the position of “borderland”
The New Geopolitics Research Network brings to your attention a summary of Adnan Idrizbegović, independent researcher (BiH) speech, made during online webinar “Geopolitics. 30 Years After. Ukraine and Bosnia and...
NGRNBulgaria enters the period of political instability. What to expect?
The fact is that a little more than a month has passed, since the parliamentary elections were held in the country. The victory was won by Boyko Borissov’s GERB party which has ruled the country for about 11 years...
Plamen DimitrovBiH: echoes of the frozen conflict
The New Geopolitics Research Network brings to your attention a summary of Dr. Anatolii Demeshchuk (Analytical Center of Balkan Researches Ex-YU) speech, made during online webinar “Geopolitics. 30 Years After. Ukraine...
What does Biden’s Chinese policy mean for Asia and Europe?
NGRN organized an expert discussion with the participation of European and Asian experts on the topic “What does Biden’s Chinese policy mean for Asia and Europe?” (Hold under the Chatham House Rule)...
Yurii PoitaWhy Ukraine is Reassessing its Defense Cooperation with China
This article originally appeared in China Observers in Central and Eastern Europe (CHOICE) In January, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in an interview that he would not allow China to take control...
Another non-paper story in the Balkans
Recently, the information space of the Balkans was stirred by news of two non-papers regarding Bosnia and Herzegovina. Emotions about these two documents did not subside when a new non-paper appeared. This time –...
Igor Novakovic